UNC Stuns Duke 71-68 With Last-Second Three-Pointer, Sparking Rivalry Chaos

Reese, Pam and Alex discuss UNC's win over Duke and NC State basketball. Saturday night’s Duke vs UNC game turned into an instant classic, with North Carolina stunning Duke 71-68 in Chapel Hill on a dramatic, last-second shot. Duke controlled most of the night, building a lead that reached double digits and taking a 41-29 advantage into halftime behind strong scoring and efficient shooting. UNC struggled early to find rhythm but stayed close enough to keep pressure on the Blue Devils as the second half wore on. The game flipped late when UNC tightened its defense and started hitting timely shots, slowly chipping away at Duke’s lead. In the final minutes, the Tar Heels closed on a 9-0 run, setting up a wild finish. With just 0.4 seconds left, Seth Trimble drilled a corner three-pointer, UNC’s first lead of the entire game, to put the Tar Heels ahead for good. Duke had a final inbound opportunity but couldn’t get off a tying shot. The win snapped Duke’s winning streak and immediately joined the long list of unforgettable moments in the rivalry. The ending sparked a court storming and an electric atmosphere inside the Dean Dome, underscoring just how much the result meant. For UNC, it was a statement comeback; for Duke, a painful reminder that no lead is ever safe in this rivalry. Yesterday, in Super Bowl LX, the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29-13, capturing the franchise’s second Super Bowl title. The night also featured a high-energy halftime show by Bad Bunny, rounding out a championship celebration for the Seahawks and their fans. Was the game entertaining? How was Bad Bunny's halftime show received? What is going on with NC State basketball?