US EditionNo. 4 Duke Visits No. 14 North Carolina Following Wilson's 22-Point Game
Duke leads the ACC with a 10-0 record while North Carolina holds a 13-0 home winning streak at the Dean Smith Center this season.
- On Saturday, Duke faces North Carolina at 6:30 p.m. EST in Chapel Hill for their first ACC meeting this season.
- The matchup centers on freshmen Cameron Boozer, tied for second nationally at 49.4% from the field, and Caleb Wilson, about 20 ppg, as Duke leads the ACC standings.
- Caleb Wilson scored 22 points in North Carolina’s most recent home victory and leads the Tar Heels with 9.8 rebounds, shooting 61.9% and averaging 20.7 points over his last 10 games.
- North Carolina enters with a perfect 13-0 home record at the Dean Smith Center, while Duke trails 145-120 in the historic series since 1920.
- Having closed out recent home wins, North Carolina's 87-77 Saturday victory over Syracuse and Duke's 67-49 Tuesday win against Boston College boost momentum before the ACC clash.
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No. 4 Duke visits No. 14 North Carolina following Wilson's 22-point game
No. 14 North Carolina hosts the No. 4 Duke Blue Devils after Caleb Wilson scored 22 points in North Carolina's 87-77 win against the Syracuse Orange.
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