UNC and Duke women's basketball are carrying the torch of a century's long rivalry into their first ever March Madness meeting.

North Carolina coach Courtney Banghart and fifth-year senior Alyssa Ustby, Duke coach Kara Lawson and Ashlon Jackson address the Tar Heels and Blue Devils’ upcoming Sweet 16 matchup in Birmingham.

The Blue Devils played the 60th toughest schedule in the country — easily the weakest among the Sweet 16 teams

Duke swept through the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament with relative ease, and the Blue Devils may have reinforcements on the way for their game against Arizona.

This marks the 10th time that Love will face off against Duke and the last game in the 2022 NCAA Tournament, as North Carolina defeated Duke, 81-77, in the Final Four. It also marked the final game of Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski's legendary career.

For the first time since 2007, there's not a single team seeded 11th or worse is in the Sweet 16, and only four conferences -- the record-setting SEC, Big 12, Big Ten and ACC -- are left standing. The only double-digit seed left is (10) Arkansas,