The first edition of this year's North Carolina- Duke rivalry series ended in a lopsided loss for the Tar Heels at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The home-team Blue Devils put together a dominant wire-to-wire victory over Hubert Davis' UNC squad, finishing the game with a 70-87 final score.

After an 87-70 loss on the road at Duke, UNC basketball head coach Hubert Davis took to the stand to give his thoughts on the defeat.

North Carolina entered the Duke rivalry game as the underdogs, but that didn't mean much. The Tar Heels had won three of the last four matchups at Cameron Indoor. However, this game came with different circumstances.

Whether by painting faces to stand in Cameron Indoor Stadium, cramming into The Devil’s Krafthouse to catch glimpses of the TV screens or rushing to Abele Quad to watch the bench burn, the Duke community embraced the spirit of Blue Devil basketball for the most anticipated matchup of the year.

UNC basketball got 'whupped' by Duke's Cooper Flagg, Kon Knueppel and the Blue Devils. Only one thing looked good for the Tar Heels at Cameron.

Duke basketball is a heavy favorite against UNC on Saturday at Cameron Indoor Stadium. What does history say about the Tar Heels' odds for an upset?

Before his final game at Duke basketball's Cameron Indoor Stadium, UNC's RJ Davis discussed his feelings on the Tar Heels' current situation.

Cooper Flagg had 21 points, eight rebounds and seven assists in his Duke-North Carolina rivalry debut, helping the second-ranked Blue Devils roll past the Tar Heels 87-70 on Saturday night. Fellow freshman Kon Knueppel scored 22 points for Duke (19-2,

UNC basketball has a break before its next ACC game. Here's what Hubert Davis said about his message to the Tar Heels and what needs to be fixed.

The North Carolina Tar Heels fell in blowout fashion to the Duke Blue Devils and Cooper Flagg on Saturday, but head coach Hubert Davis still has a positive outlook.