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The last time both Duke and UNC lost as top 10 teams was in 1989.
North Carolina jumped all over North Carolina State from the start, building a lead that kept growing to a shockingly lopsided finish and the 14th-ranked Tar Heels' biggest scoring output in the longtime rivalry.
Justin Jackson scored 21 points and the Tar Heels ran off a 20-0 first-half spurt to blow Sunday's game open and beat the Wolfpack 107-56.
So apparently Grayson Allen tried tripping someone again. Some argue he didn't see him, but to me it looks intentional. What do you think?
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In tonight's game against Cal, Oregon's Dillon Brooks went down with what appeared to be a left foot injury, the same one that he had to get surgery on and caused him to miss the entire off-season and much of the first month of the season. Hoping it's not broken since if he's gone for the season, it likely takes Oregon from a Final 4 contender down to one who's just in the Round of 32 or Sweet 16.
Still no good reason that ESPN chose Florida/Kentucky over Arizona/Oregon for their Gameday visit.
Oregon laid the smackdown on #5 Arizona this afternoon, winning 85-58. That's now 40 consecutive home wins, the longest streak in the nation after Kansas lost to Iowa State at home today.
Both UNC and Oregon lost on the road road tonight against their lower-rated opponents. Oregon's loss shouldn't have happened since they had a 15-point lead with about 10 minutes left but then went ultra-conservative on offense and UCLA caught fire.