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A Sweet 16 battle features the No. 2 seed Duke Blue Devils (28-7) squaring off against the No. 3 seed North Carolina Tar Heels (29-7) on Friday at Legacy Arena at BJCC.
The New York Times |
The Tar Heels’ top four scorers on the season, Maria Gakdeng, Alyssa Ustby, Lexi Donarski and Reniya Kelly, combined for just 22 points.
USA Today |
Duke has been putting up 67.3 points per game in its last 10 times on the court, an average that's slightly lower than the 73.8 it has scored over the course of the 2024-25 season.
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Here are our key observations from UNC and Duke women's basketball's NCAA Sweet 16 matchup in Birmingham as the Blue Devils eliminated their ACC rival.
The last team in the field and the subject of plenty of criticism the past two days, UNC put the hammer down early to win its First Four matchup against San Diego State.
After splitting their regular season matchups Duke and North Carolina gear up for a tiebreaker Friday in the Sweet 16.
Here's how social media is reacting to UNC basketball sneaking into the NCAA Tournament on Sunday as a First Four team:
A season-low in scoring plagued No. 3 seed North Carolina (29-8, 13-6 ACC) as it fell, 47-38, to No. 2 seed Duke (29-7, 14-4 ACC) on Friday afternoon at Legacy Arena in Birmingham.
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USA TODAY College Sports Wire on MSNUNC basketball 2024-25 player review: Ty ClaudeThe 6-foot-7, 230-pound Greensboro, North Carolina native joined North Carolina for his senior year after playing two seasons at Morehead State, one year at Western Carolina and one year at Georgia Tech. He was one of a few players who committed to the Tar Heels out of the transfer portal with the hope of providing depth in the front court.
The UNC basketball staff is showing interest in a member of the Tar Heel family in Elon transfer Nick Dorn.