Feb. 4, 1961. UNC’s Larry Brown and Duke star Art Heyman get into a fight after Brown is fouled hard by Heyman while driving for a lay-up. Duke wins 81-77, but loses Heyman to a suspension for fighting. Many credit this game as starting the “heat” in the rivalry.
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Dea Smith did it with teams entirely composed of UNC players.
K may have brought it home but SO DID DEAN SMITH WITH A TEAM MAINLY OF UNC PLAYERS
wow !!! and todays cameron crazies think they are intimidating !!!! wow!!!
Is that what started the rivalry? I think the Heyman and Brown conflict started the rivalry.