Divergent paths add extra spice to an already heated UNC-NC State rivalry

Posted Nov 25, 2023
North Carolina has traditionally put more emphasis on beating the 3rd member of that geographic equation, Duke, and retaining possession of the Victory Bell – the rotating trophy that goes to the winner of their annual clash. But the fire in Chapel Hill has been rekindled in recent years, restoked in part by State having won 6 of the past 9 meetings. (Saturday Road)

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