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Men's Basketball, NCAA Tournament

The Case For North Carolina

by Sabreena Merchant on March 19, 2009

In the preseason poll, North Carolina was a unanimous pick for the No. 1 team in the country.
Eighteen weeks later, the choice is still that simple: On April 6, the Tar Heels will be cutting down the nets in Detroit.
The only thing currently working against North Carolina is the right big toe of Ty Lawson. [...]

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Men's Basketball

The Chronicle: Duke 75, North Carolina 73

by Taylor Doherty on March 6, 2009

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Media, Men's Basketball

Q&A With Seth Davis

by Ben Cohen on February 11, 2009

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.
What are some of the keys for Duke to win tonight?
I think it’s a more important game for Duke than North Carolina given the [...]

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Men's Basketball

Henderson & Ellington, By The Numbers

by Ben Cohen on February 11, 2009

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.
How good have the two [...]

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Men's Basketball

The Chronicle: UNC 81, Duke 75

by Will Flaherty on February 11, 2009

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The Twitterati were sad after Duke’s loss to Wake Forest Thursday. But don’t fret! Everyone was happy again after the Blue Devils re-found their form Sunday at home.

Maggette brings up an interesting storyline that is sure to be ignored in most dispatches from Cameron: Miles Plumlee and Elliot Williams combined for 24 minutes and 10 [...]

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