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Struggling Tar Heels, Blue Devils to face off


North Carolina and Duke will square off at 3:30 at Kenan Stadium. At stake will be possession of the Victory Bell, which annually goes to the winner, and bragging rights, which are important to each program. The rivalry has been one-sided in UNC's favor since 1990, but senior receiver is expecting a fight from Duke in his last game at Kenan. (Winston-Salem Journal)

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