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Tudor: Duke's loss gets Tar Heels' attention


There was no chance of an ACC repeat by halftime of the Heels’ game Friday against Marquette in the Prudential Center. Down 10-8 after eight minutes, Carolina (29-7) bolted to a 40-15 halftime and from there to an 81-63 breather. Up next on Sunday is a possible ticket to the Houston Final Four. As a bonus, if one was needed, the easy win came over a Big East team. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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