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Duke loss forces soul searching for Tar Heels


With 2:21 to play in the first half, UNC led Duke by 13 points. Then, just as they did the day before, against Miami, the Tar Heels took their foot off of a downed opponent’s neck. Duke rallied to cut the deficit nearly in half, to seven at the half. Again, just like in the Miami game, UNC came out in the second half and rebuilt its lead. This time, however, Duke had some fight left. (Carolina Blue)

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