Seeing the game through the eyes of the fans can be exhilarating or heart-breaking depending on which shade of blue you prefer, UNC or Duke.
There's nothing like the electricity and the energy in the building when Duke and Carolina meet up, especially when both teams are ranked in the top 10 in the country. As we found out there is nothing quite like this atmosphere here at the center. Tar Heel fans were brimming with confidence. Even before the game tipped off in Chapel Hill. When we wake up in the morning, we see a darker shade of blue and we know that our shade of blue is so much better. While Carolina blue jerseys dominated the landscape. A handful of courageous students from Durham were not afraid to bring props and strut into enemy territory. Tell me about the baby you got here. Yeah, the baby here is 19 years old. She's a tradition and she's ready to take down the target. The primary mission for the home crowd making the Dean Dome as loud as humanly possible picture this. You're eight years old in a trampoline park with 12,000 people. That's what this building is. Number one, number one, Dean Smith would have been proud because this building was vibrating with electricity all game long. The brilliance of Armando Bacot who played his best game of the season. The heels prevailed, sending the students into a frantic frolic toward Franklin Street where the party was just getting started. I feel great. I'm going to Franklin Street. I can run to a wall right now. Oh my gosh. Go in the euphoria that washes over the victor of this game brings about a giddiness that anything is possible in March. We are the best. And for those of you who just can't get enough college basketball, you're in luck because these two schools will do it all again in Durham on Saturday, March 9. In conclusion, the college basketball fans here in Chapel Hill can be pretty loud, especially when bragging rights are on the line between Carolina and Duke Luke Goldstein WRL Sports Chapel Hill.
