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UNC and Duke women in different places


Rivals Duke and North Carolina will meet to end the regular season today (3 p.m., Fox Sports), and while bragging rights are always at stake, a win would mean more for the slumping Tar Heels at Carmichael Arena. The No. 6 Blue Devils (24-4, 12-1 ACC) already have clinched the ACC regular season championship with a victory over No. 21 on Virginia on Friday and will be the top seed in the ACC Tournament, which starts Thursday. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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