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There are certain matchups that are bigger than the sport they're in.

There are certain rivalries that mean more to everybody.

And there are certain moments that all you have to do is call out the teams.

And suddenly we're all interested.

While everybody's sleeping and trying to figure out what's going on in the NFL over the course of the next week.

And we're all talking about tanking in the NBA, all of these different things.

College basketball gives us what is arguably the greatest rivalry in all of sports this weekend when they give us Duke, North Carolina.

And the question is, does it hit as hard as it used to?

He's Buck Rising.

I'm Jason Fitz.

Buck and Fitz on Fox Sports Radio.

Buck, I think it's important to admit my bias, right, as we start this conversation.

There is no team in all of sports.

In all of sports.

I don't care what sport we're talking about.

There is no team in all of sports that I hate more than Duke basketball.

There is no team. Like when I, the flashback to a little fat me as a kid sitting there, you know, grew up a UNLV fan. I have one videotape, a one tape for my entire life growing up. My parents didn't have a camcorder. We didn't have that money. We weren't rich. So I have one videotape of my entire life growing up. And on the side of it, all it says is 103.73. That would be UNLV beating Duke for the national championship. I remember where I was the next year when a very, very, very heavily favored UNLV team was undefeated. And they into the final four a heavy favorite against Duke and

they lost and I cried. I cried and it stuck with me and I hated Duke. Like the first time I ever

met Jay Will at ESPN, the first thing I told him is I hate Duke. Like I hate Duke. I can't say that

loud enough. That being said, not even a, not even a hello, how are you,

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