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Duke wants to follow UNC, Wake Forest on football games


The next question, of course, is what other ACC teams will follow suit. Duke and N.C. State are in a similar situation to that of UNC and Wake Forest. They are traditional, geographical rivals who have seen their annual battles go by the wayside. Duke beat N.C. State at Wallace Wade Stadium in November 2013 and the teams aren’t scheduled to meet again until 2020 at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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