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Published Fri, Oct 16, 2009 02:00 AM
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Duke

Countdown to Craziness

Time: Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; 8 p.m. team introduction.

Place: Cameron Indoor Stadium

Tickets: Available ($20 or $25) at Duke ticket office. Call 681-2583.

Details: Duke's men will hold their Blue-White scrimmage and a dunk contest. There will be games and contests for fans and live music on campus before and after the event.

North Carolina

Late Night with Roy

Time: Begins after a 5 p.m. women's volleyball match concludes.

Place: Smith Center

Tickets: Admission is free.

Details: Men's and women's basketball teams will perform skits and dances, in addition to scrimmaging. ESPN's Stuart Scott will emcee.

N.C. State

Red Rally

Time: Begins after 7 p.m. women's volleyball match concludes.

Place: Reynolds Coliseum

Tickets: Admission is free.

Details: Men's and women's teams will conduct scrimmages and 3-point contests. There also will be a dunk contest and the first appearance of new women's coach Kellie Harper with her team.

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