North Carolina Ready for High Stakes Rematch With Duke

Posted Feb 28, 2011
Harrison Barnes said he did not even stay up Saturday night to watch the Duke-Virginia Tech game. Roy Williams did stay up, though. "I'm sitting at home, so I'm comfortable,'' he said Sunday night after his North Carolina team had played Maryland. "I didn't have to coach it.'' Williams and his players will see Duke soon enough -- six days later, in the same building, the Smith Center. (AOL Fanhouse)

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