Notes: Duke 67, North Carolina 62

With A Win Tonight...

Duke finished the regular season undefeated, 29-0 overall and 14-0 in the ACC. This continues the best start in school and ACC history.
Became only the 14th team in NCAA history to go undefeated in the overall regular season.
Won its 49th out of the last 52 home ACC contests.
The Blue Devils finished the season with a 14-0 record in Cameron Indoor Stadium, marking the first time in school history Duke went undefeated at home in school history for a single season.
Duke went undefeated in ACC play (14-0) for the third time in school history (2001-02 and 2002-03 went 16-0).
Improved to 10-0 against ranked opponents this season along with five wins against top-six ranked foes.
Improved the series record to 41-30 in favor of North Carolina.
Ran its win streak to 29 in a row, which ranks tied for 14th all-time in the NCAA.
Received one point in the Carlyle Cup, a year-long competition between Duke and North Carolina. The standings are tied, 7-5 to 7-5.
Improved to 50-4 when ranked No. 1.
Improved to 60-18 against ranked teams the last six years. Duke is now 19-4 against ranked opponents since 2000-01.

Notes...

Duke led at the half, 35-30, and has not trailed at the end of the first stanza this season.
The Blue Devils started the same lineup for the 29th straight game.
Duke had its sixth sellout crowd in school history with 9,314 fans.
Normally the second-best free throw shooting team in the ACC, Duke only 15-of-33 free throws for a 45.5% percentage.
Duke moved within one victory away from recording its seventh straight 30-win season, which would be a NCAA record.
Duke is seeded No. 1 in the upcoming ACC Tournament and will take on the winner of the No. 8 seed/No. 9 seed contest on Friday, Mar. 2 at 3:00 p.m.

Moved into seventh place on the ACC all-time assist list with 561.
Collected double-figure scoring for the 21st time this season.
Finished with 15 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists in the game.
With her 3 steals, she became the second Duke player and ninth in the ACC to notch over 1,000 points, 500 assists and 250 steals in her career. She owns 1252 points, 561 assists and 252 steals.

With her six three-pointers attempted, she moved into 3rd place on the Duke single season charts with 156.
Broke a three-game streak without scoring double-figures as she totaled 13 points.
Owns a team-best 23 games with double-figure points.
Notched six steals on the day to go along with four rebounds and three assists.
Moved into 7th place on Duke's single season steals list with 77.

Became the 21st player in Duke history to register 1,000 points in a career during the first half.
Hit her second three-pointer of her career in the first half. It was her third career attempt from downtown.
Moved into a tie for 15th place on the NCAA single season blocks list with her four rejections on the day. She owns 131 this season.
Collected double-figure points for the 19th time this season.
Totaled her fifth double-double this season with 16 points and 12 rebounds. It was her fourth double-double out of the last eight games.
With her four blocks, moved into fourth place on the NCAA all-time blocked shots list with 414.

Hit her first career three-pointer against North Carolina in the first half to put the Blue Devils ahead, 26-22.
Had played only one minute against the Tar Heels over her career and not scored.

Finished with five points and eight rebounds in nine minutes during the first half.
Pulled down a career-high 14 rebounds to go along with eight points.
With her 14 rebounds, she tied for fourth for rebounds in a single game by a freshmen.

Undefeated Teams In NCAA (Regular Season)

Louisiana Tech, 1981 (34-0, 24-0 in the regular season)
Oral Roberts, 1983 (26-1, 24-0 in the regular season)
Texas, 1986 (34-0, 27-0 in regular season) NCAA Champions
Auburn, 1989 (32-2, 27-0 in regular season) NCAA Final Four
Louisiana Tech, 1990 (32-1, 27-0 in the regular season) NCAA Final Four
Vermont, 1992 (29-1, 26-0 in regular season) NCAA Tournament First Round
Vermont, 1993 (28-1, 25-0 in regular season) NCAA Tournament First Round
Connecticut, 1995 (35-0, 26-0 in regular season) NCAA Champions
Connecticut, 1997 (27-0 in regular season, lost regional final of NCAA Tourney)
Tennessee, 1998 (39-0, 30-0 in regular season) NCAA Champions
Liberty, 1998 (28-1, 26-0 in regular season) NCAA Tournament First Round
Connecticut, 2002 (39-0, 30-0 in regular season) NCAA Champions
Connecticut, 2003 (29-0 in regular season, lost in conference tourney finals) NCAA Champions