North Carolina vs. Duke: Viewing options, outcomes, and highlights

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      The Tobacco Road rivalry continues as the No. 8 North Carolina Tar Heels (25-4) face off against the No. 16 Duke Blue Devils (21-7). The two teams clashed in January, with Duke clinching a win in overtime. North Carolina has a narrow lead in their all-time series, 56-53.

      2025 has been a successful year for the Tar Heels, boasting a 12-2 record and riding a seven-game winning streak, which includes a victory over NC State—a team that recently defeated Notre Dame. On the other hand, the Duke Blue Devils have faced some challenges recently, suffering two losses in their last three games. However, they enter the matchup against North Carolina on a high note after defeating Syracuse.

      This rivalry is among the fiercest in college basketball. Aside from winning a national championship, claiming victory in the Tobacco Road matchup is likely the next best achievement. Below, you'll find details on how to watch North Carolina take on Duke, including the start time, channel, and streaming options. For more coverage, check out our NCAA women’s basketball March to the Madness.

      **How to watch North Carolina vs. Duke**

      The rivalry contest between North Carolina and Duke kicks off at 7 p.m. ET on Thursday, February 27, 2025. Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium will be buzzing that night. You can watch the game on ESPN or stream it through WatchESPN—just be sure to log in with a TV provider.

      **Watch North Carolina vs. Duke on Sling TV**

      If you’re seeking a cable alternative, consider signing up for Sling TV, which is regarded as one of the best live streaming services available. Sling does not require annual commitments and offers a customizable channel lineup.

      To watch the game on ESPN, subscribe to the Orange package for $45 per month. The Blue package is $51 per month, and combining both the Orange and Blue packages will cost $66 per month. New customers can get their first month of Sling TV for 50% off.

      **How to watch North Carolina vs. Duke from abroad with a VPN**

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      **LSU vs. Kentucky: How to watch, results, and highlights**

      It's a Sunday spotlight in women's college basketball as Flau'jae Johnson and the No. 7 LSU Tigers (26-2) take on Georgia Amoore and the No. 14 Kentucky Wildcats (21-4). LSU and Kentucky rank third and fourth in the SEC. This matchup will be their only regular-season meeting.

      Last weekend, LSU faced a setback, losing to Texas 65-58—marking their first defeat since January 24. Like any team under Kim Mulkey, LSU rebounded, defeating Georgia 79-63 earlier this week. Similarly, Kentucky also lost to Texas last week but enters Sunday on a two-game winning streak, their latest win against Missouri on Thursday.

      Both LSU and Kentucky are set to participate in the NCAA Tournament and still have a chance for a No. 1 seed, but a loss on Sunday could put an end to that hope. See below for how to watch the game between LSU and Kentucky, including the start time, channel, and streaming options. Our NCAA women's basketball March to the Madness is your comprehensive guide for the remainder of the season.

      **Results and highlights: LSU 65 - Kentucky 58**

      LSU Tigers vs. Kentucky Wildcats | Full Game Highlights | ESPN College Basketball

      **How to watch LSU vs. Kentucky**

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      **UConn vs. St. John’s: How to watch, results, and highlights**

      What's more exciting than a Big East matchup at the Mecca? Liam McNeeley and the UConn Huskies (18-8) are headed to the Garden to take on RJ Luis Jr. and the No. 10 St. John's Red Storm (23-4). These rivals recently faced each other at Gampel Pavilion, where Luis scored 21 points, and Kadary Richmond aided with 13, leading St. John's to a 68-62 victory.

      UConn is the two-time defending national champions, yet they haven't performed to that standard this season. McNeeley is among the top freshmen nationwide; however, the absence of strong leadership at the point guard position might risk an early tournament exit for the Huskies. On