Carolina Duke doesn't produce ordinary games.

Last night was no difference.

Anything but ordinary.

Carolina trailed all night.

Duke controlled the first half.

And then in the final minutes, the Tar Heels flipped it.

Suffocating defensive stretch, supporting players stepping up into the moment,

and Seth Trimble delivered a shot that will live in rivalry history.

The biggest comeback against Duke in a quarter century and another instant classic, and a

rivalry that's been built on them.

Tonight, we're going to break down just how Carolina did it and what it means for the last leg of the season.

Let's get rolling.

Music Welcome, everybody. I hope that you guys are doing really, really well.

I know that Tar Hill fans out there that are listening to us might be struggling with a little bit of a headache today. Who knows? But we're here to talk more about what's happened this past week.

I'm Joey Powell for Inside Carolina. Sherell McMillan is here. Sean Moran is here. And we are delivered

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