If you happen to keep in mind n, you probably keep in mind an electrical offense led by two present NFL gamers.
North Carolina completed its 2023 marketing campaign with an 8-5 (4-4 ACC) report, ending with a 20-point loss to West Virginia within the Duke's Mayo Bowl. s quarterback e completed Second-Crew All-ACC, totaling 33 touchdowns and over 4,000 scrimmage yards, whereas Kent State switch r gave Maye a priceless substitute at WR1.
On Sunday afternoon, each former UNC standouts performed sizable roles for his or her groups. Maye totaled 5 touchdowns within the s' blowout, 45-17 win over the s, whereas Walker caught the s' closing landing in regulation of a 30-23, come-from-behind win over the s.
After s to open the 2026-27 NFL season, Maye delivered his second-consecutive robust efficiency. Maye accomplished 26 of his 34 passes for 374 yards and 4 touchdowns, recording his highest single-game completion share this fall, whereas including 25 dashing yards and one other rating on seven carries.
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Walker doesn't play a ton, catching simply 4 passes by 4 video games this season, however made his fourth one Sunday depend on a 7-yard strike from Tyler Huntley. Baltimore then transformed its 2-point try to received in additional time, giving itself sole possession of first place in a crowded AFC North.
DEVONTEZ WALKER WITH A HUGE TOUCHDOWN. IT’S A TIE GAME! 🤩
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r received't play one another within the common season, however count on to see each their groups within the NFL postseason. It's all the time enjoyable seeing former Tar Heels thrive on the subsequent degree, which Maye and Walker undoubtedly did on Sunday.
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