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Drake Maye's parents discuss growing up a Tar Heel, NIL, and transfer rumors


To understand why UNC quarterback stayed all you have to do is look in the stands where you'll find his parents, Aimee and , at every game. "I know people talk about their school is like a family," Aimee said. "It really is at Carolina." Mark was UNC's starting quarterback in 1986 and 1987. Aimee was a great athlete in her own right. (WRAL Sports Fan)

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Drake Maye's parents discuss growing up a Tar Heel, NIL, and transfer rumors


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