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To: Free America52

I was fortunate enough to see a Carolina/Dook game at Cameron once back in 2009. Pretty crazy.

Currently living in Chapel Hill (about a mile down the road from the Dean Dome) and working on a project down 15-501 at Duke Hospital. The office is pretty much split between Light Blue and Dark Blue with a good dose of red thrown in (as most offices are in these parts).

I will walk on over to the bar for Carolina/Dook Part I when I get home this evening. It will be crowded yet again. Problem is I may have to get over there even earlier to get a seat because State is playing on TV at 7:00. UNC/Dook Part II will be a week from this Saturday in Chapel Hill.

If you are a college sports fan, this is definitely the place to be. But as a Carolina fan, I’m thinking it’s not going to be terribly pretty tonight...


24 posted on 02/20/2019 7:39:32 AM PST by Hatteras
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To: Hatteras

My apologies, Carolina/Dook Part II will be the last regular season ACC game on March 9th.


25 posted on 02/20/2019 7:41:57 AM PST by Hatteras
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To: Hatteras

As a Carolina fan, I fear you are right. Duke is mighty good this year.


28 posted on 02/20/2019 8:15:15 AM PST by Freedom'sWorthIt
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To: Hatteras

How did your time in Chapel Hill go tonight? TV stations here are showing a humongous crowd on Franklin Street.

Yahoo! It was a great game for Tar Heel fans....and I say Obummer was there as a JINX.....and, of course, it didn’t hurt that Williamson got hurt early on.

But Maye and Johnson each had an awesome game for the Tar Heels!

Way to go, Carolina!!


37 posted on 02/20/2019 8:44:53 PM PST by Freedom'sWorthIt
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