Anyone been to a Duke or UNC basketball game?

I was at the UNC/Michigan game in Nola. That's about it. I plan on going to a UNC game at the hill before I die. I would prefer it to be a duke/UNC game.

I've seen both teams play numerous times, just never in their own arenas. Will you be wearing each school's attire?

I can imagine watching a game at Cameron has got to be pretty cool. Chapel hill...meh. I would actually rather see a game at Fog Allen more than Chapel Hill.

Seen UNC in Birmingham Regional. Plan on going to Birmingham next year to see them play. Want to go to Chapel Hill though.

Duke- I'd get there a few hours early, park by Cameron and just walk the campus. Durham is a shite hole so the school is the only thing worth checking out but the scenery, architecture, etc make one of the nicest campuses you'll see. Obviously everyone usually stops by the chapel.

UNC- Franklin street is pretty awesome, especially before and after a game. He's Not Here is a cool bar that is behind the strip, cheap beer, yard games and a really good atmosphere. Top of the Hill is a second story restaurant with a good view of the street and they brew some good beers (just grab a beer, the food is a little pricey and average). Keys and some UNC students can give you a better rundown, I haven't been back in a few years.

eta: and go to cook out

Franklin St is a must. Go to Timeout... they have the best
Chicken biscuits around. Check out the well, and old Carmichael.

I looked up tickets a few weeks back and Cameron starts at aroun $600 a game, per!

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it's either allen fieldhouse or "phog"

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Sorry for the error.

Thanks for the responses guys

Yeah, the Millenium is a decently priced hotel. When I was in the dorms, my parents stayed there on Parents' Weekend. Durham is better now than a decade ago, but it still isn't anything special. Some great restaurants though within 10 minutes of campus like Parizade and Four Square if you're a foodie.

Nasher Museum of Art is pretty impressive for a college museum. I think it opened in 2005. As for the game, I think you need a pass to park on Towerview. It might actually be easier to just take a cab to the game if you don't have a parking pass. Surprisingly there are tons of cabs in the area so it shouldn't be a big delay.

I think this is the first home game in almost a month when school's in session so there should be a good atmosphere. I think the first part of K-Ville will be set up so there will be 40-50 tents at most. In about 3 weeks, that number should double. And if you happen to know any world-class doctors who can treat Ryan Kelly's foot, please pass along that information to the Duke AD's office.