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Mike Krzyzewski marched into the media room for his post-game interview and seemed to start talking even before he sat down and had a glass with iced Diet Coke placed adjacent to him. He didn't touch the soda for the duration of the press conference—he would barely stop talking over the next eight minutes.
For more of Chase Olivieri's photos from Duke's 101-87 loss to North Carolina, check out a photo slideshow by following this link.
For more of Maya Robinson and Chase Olivieri's photos from the first half of Duke's 101-87 loss to North Carolina, check out a photo slideshow by following this link.
To watch a video preview of Duke's 9 p.m. game against UNC, follow this link or click on the image.
Forget about home-court advantage: Most media analysts have predicted a North Carolina win over Duke tonight in Cameron Indoor Stadium.
The Chronicle talked for a few minutes on the phone with Seth Davis Wednesday afternoon. Davis writes for SI.com and is a studio analyst for CBS Sports. Plus, he's a Chronicle alumnus.
Bryce Johnson of Sports YAPP on Appalachian State's radio station was kind enough to invite me on his show to talk Duke-UNC for a few minutes Tuesday night. We covered a range of topics, from the game's X-factors to why Duke students hate North Carolina. Enjoy!
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Over the past month, Duke's Gerald Henderson and North Carolina's Wayne Ellington—high school teammates at Episcopal Academy in Philadelphia—have been as good as any player in the country, let alone the ACC, and both figure to play significant roles in deciding the winner of the first Tobacco Road rivalry showdown tonight.
College athletics may not be recession-proof as an instution, but tickets to the big game still fetch a whole lot of cash.
The stakes aren't high, but Durham Mayor Bill Bell and Chapel Hill Mayor Kevin Foy certainly have riding interests on No. 6 Duke's 9 p.m. Wednesday matchup with No. 3 North Carolina in Maryland.
Duke only plays North Carolina in Cameron Indoor Stadium once a year, and for Wednesday's matchup, GoDuke.com, the official site of Duke athletics, plans to take full advantage of the special occasion.
Photo by Glen Gutterson/The Chronicle
Looking for your Duke-North Carolina fix before the teams' first showdown Wednesday at 9 p.m. in Cameron Indoor Stadium? ESPN Classic has you covered.
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A 27-point loss to Clemson only cost Duke two spots in the polls.
Good news for Duke fans displaced in New York: You'll have a chance to see Mike Krzyzewski aside from his yearly appearance for a game in the Tri-State Area.
For more of Glen Gutterson's photos from Duke's 78-75 overtime win over Miami, check out a slideshow by following this link.
Our friends over at Duke Blue Planet do a great job compiling the top five plays of every Duke game (except, it should be noted, for Clemson), but we only post the video when we have something more to add. Sometimes, that means advocating for another play to be No. 1, or bemoaning one play's absence from the collection.
No surprise here: Duke has officially added a Sept. 27 game with N.C. Central, its fourth non-conference opponent for 2009, the athletic department announced in a statement Friday. The Eagles are the second Division I-AA team the Blue Devils will play—national champion Richmond will also come to Wallace Wade Stadium Sept. 5 next year—and per NCAA rules, Duke will need to win seven games next year to go to a bowl.
