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UNC vs. Duke isn't just a basketball rivalry


Beating Duke is about more than just the prize for . It’s personal, thanks to an incident that took place early in his first tenure in Chapel Hill. After beating the Tar Heels 41-0 in 1989, then-Blue Devils coach Steve Spurrier had Brown seeing red when he gathered his team in front of a Kenan Stadium scoreboard to commemorate the result. (Saturday Road)

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UNC vs. Duke isn't just a basketball rivalry


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