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UNC forward Tyler Zeller hangs his head after tipping in a Duke basket near the end of the game.

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The North Carolina Tar Heels host the Duke Blue Devils at the Dean E. Smith Center on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012.

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Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski enters the Smith Center before the game.

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UNC cheerleaders parade the banners before the start of the UNC v. Duke game on Wednesday night.

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UNC forward John Henson dances before the game.

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UNC forward John Henson jumps for the ball to start the game against Duke Wednesday.

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UNC forward Michael McAdoo shoots the ball.

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UNC head coach Roy Williams.

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UNC guard P.J. Hairston attempts to block a shot by Duke guard Seth Curry.

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UNC forward Tyler Zeller guards Duke forward Mason Plumlee.

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UNC guard Harrison Barnes shoots the ball over Duke guard Seth Curry.

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A UNC fan reacts to a play during the first half of the game while watching at Four Corners on Franklin Street.

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UNC guard Harrison Barnes is fouled by Duke guard Seth Curry.

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UNC guard P.J. Hairston attempts to block a shot by Duke guard Andre Dawkins.

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UNC head coach Roy Williams hangs his head in disappointment after a foul during the first half.

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Tyler Zeller grabs a rebound in the first half.

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UNC forward Desmond Hubert tries to stop Duke forward Mason Plumlee from driving to the basket.

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Kendall Marshall snags a rebound from Duke’s Rivers and Plumlee.

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John Henson and Tyler Zeller attempt to block a shot by Duke forward Mason Plumlee.

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Kendall Marshall dribbles against Duke’s Stephen Curry.

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UNC and Duke players get into a skirmish during the first half.

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UNC and Duke’s starters huddle together during a timeout.

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UNC guard Harrison Barnes draws a foul.

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Duke’s Austin Rivers takes a shot before Harrison Barnes.

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UNC students cheer on their team near the end of the first half.

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UNC guard Kendall Marshall drives to the basket.

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UNC guard Harrison Barnes gets excited after drawing a foul.

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Tyler Zeller is pulled down after a rebound by Duke’s Plumlee.

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UNC forward Michael McAdoo drives to the basket.

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UNC guard Kendall Marshall dribbles the ball up the court.

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John Henson defends the basket against Duke’s Plumlee.

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UNC forward John Henson fouls Duke forward Mason Plumlee.

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UNC guard Harrison barnes drives to the basket…

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UNC forward Michael McAdoo dunks the ball.

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UNC forward Michael McAdoo drives to the basket.

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UNC guard Harrison Barnes draws a foul while driving to the basket.

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UNC head coach Roy Williams cheers on his team.

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UNC forward Tyler Zeller shoots a free throw with 13.9 seconds to go in the game. Zeller missed the free throw which would have put UNC up by three.

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Duke guard Andre Dawkins celebrates after teammate Austin Rivers sunk a 3-point shot to win the game 85-84.

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Duke guard Austin Rivers is tackled by his team to celebrate their 85-84 win over UNC.

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Duke’s Austin Rivers gives a press conference after his game-winning 3-point shot.

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UNC students stand in disbelief at the end of the game.

UNC Loses to Duke 85-84

UNC Mens Basketball hosts Duke on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012. UNC lost to Duke 85-84 after Duke guard Austin Rivers hit a game-winning 3-point shot.

Published February 8, 2012

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