Tar Heels rally late to top Duke in overtime

Posted Sep 29, 2012
Beating reigning national champion North Carolina is hard enough. Doing it while two men down proved impossible for Duke on Friday night. After Blue Devils Chase Keesling and Ryan Thompson were both sent off with red cards, Cameron Brown tied the game with 3:29 remaining in regulation and Jordan Gafa scored 1:42 into overtime to give the Tar Heels a 2-1 win at Koskinen Stadium. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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