Game of the Century: Duke vs. North Carolina, 1995

Basketball enthusiasts often debate about the greatest game they've ever seen, but for many, the one that still stands out as a pinnacle event is the Duke-North Carolina showdown in 1995. Both teams were ranked in the top ten, and the stakes were high as they battled it out on February 2, 1995. What ensued was an unforgettable game that captivated audiences everywhere.

The atmosphere in Cameron Indoor Stadium was electric as the rivalry between the two teams was at its peak. The Tar Heels controlled the game early on, but the Blue Devils made a comeback, and soon it was a back-and-forth fight for the lead. The game was tied at 73 with only 13 seconds remaining when North Carolina's Donald Williams hit a 3-pointer, giving them a 76-73 lead.

Duke had one last chance to tie the game, and it came down to a freshman who had never hit a 3-pointer in a game before - Jeff Capel. With just a few seconds remaining, Capel received the ball and launched a shot from beyond the arc. It was a perfect shot, and the ball went in, tying the game at 76 and sending the stadium into a frenzy.

The game went into overtime, and the tension was palpable as both teams fought tooth and nail. Eventually, it was Duke who emerged victorious, winning 102-100. It was a game that truly lived up to its name - the Game of the Century.

The Duke vs. North Carolina game in 1995 remains an iconic moment in basketball history. It was a game that showcased the best of college basketball, with two talented teams battling it out in a back-and-forth battle until the very end. The stakes were high, the tension was palpable, and the eventual outcome was a game that will always be remembered as one of the greatest of all time.