Memorable Moments at Cameron Indoor Stadium: 71-75

This season Duke is honoring the 75th anniversary of Cameron Indoor Stadium. The legendary arena has hosted dozens of memorable men's basketball games over its 75-year history. Each Sunday, check back with GoDuke.com to learn more about 75 of the significant contests that took place in one of the nation's most historic venues, in chronological order.

This week we bring you moments 71-75.

MIKE KRZYZEWSKI ERA Cont.

71. Feb. 9, 2011 – No. 5 Duke 79, No. 20 North Carolina 73

Playing without the injured Kyrie Irving, Duke fell far behind North Carolina. The Devils trailed by 16 points late in the first half and by 14 at the break. However, Seth Curry's jumper just before halftime proved to be the start of an 18-6 run that got Duke back in the game. Curry had 22 points off the bench to support senior Nolan Smith, who finished with 34 points, including a game-clinching drive and dunk with nine seconds left.

72. Feb. 16, 2012 – No. 5 Duke 78, N,C. State 73

Just eight days after Duke's remarkable comeback to beat North Carolina in Chapel Hill, the Blue Devils had to do it again – this time at home. The Wolfpack, fighting for an NCAA bid, dominated the early part of the game, opening up a 16-point halftime edge and stretching it to 20 points with just 11 minutes to play. Seth Curry started the comeback with three free throws when fouled on a 3-point try. Freshman Austin Rivers and veteran Andre Dawkins also hit big 3-pointers as Duke chipped away at the lead. With just under three minutes left. Rivers hit the go-ahead 3-pointer -- a carbon copy of his game-winner in Chapel Hill. Duke hit its free throws down the stretch to lock up one of the great comebacks in school history.

73. Nov. 28, 2012 – No. 2 Duke 73, No. 4 Ohio State 68

Just four days after returning from a stunning triumph in the Bahamas – culminating with a victory over eventual national champion Louisville – Duke took on Ohio State in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. The Buckeyes jumped to a 31-23 halftime lead, but with senior center Mason Plumlee pouring in 21 points and grabbing 17 rebounds, Duke seized control of the game in the second half. Freshman Rasheed Sulaimon and junior Tyler Thornton combined to put the clamps on OSU All-American Aaron Craft, who finished with just 13 points of 3-of-15 shooting.

74. Mar. 2, 2013 – No. 3 Duke 79, No. 5 Miami 76

Duke was undefeated and the nation's number one ranked team when senior Ryan Kelly broke his foot in early January. In his absence, Duke went 9-4. Kelly made his return against Miami, the ACC's first-place team. Not much was expected, but the 6-11 stretch forward responded with the best game of his career – 36 points (7-of-9 3-pointers), seven rebounds and two steals. That was enough to overcome the eventual ACC champs.

75. Feb. 22, 2014 – No. 5 Duke 66, No. 1 Syracuse 60

New ACC member Syracuse had prevailed in dramatic fashion a month earlier in the Carrier Dome and the rematch was equally thrilling. Duke, forced by a weather cancelation to take on the top-ranked Orange less than 48 hours after losing to UNC in Chapel Hill, got 19 points and 10 rebounds from freshman Jabari Parker to forge a 60-58 lead in the final seconds. With just over 10 seconds to play, Syracuse forward C.J. Fair drove the baseline and collided with Duke's Rodney Hood as he attempted the game-tying shot. When Grant was called for the charge, Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim went ballistic, drawing two technical fouls and the ejection. Duke clinched the game at the foul line.

Past games:

EDDIE CAMERON ERA

1. Jan. 6, 1940 – Duke 36, Princeton 27
2. Feb. 20, 1941 – Duke 35, North Carolina 33
3. Feb. 27, 1942 – Duke 41, North Carolina 40 (OT)

GERRY GERARD ERA

4. Feb. 16, 1946 – North Carolina 54, Duke 44
5. Mar. 8, 1947 – N.C. State 50, North Carolina 48
6. Feb. 4, 1949 – Duke 73, No. 15 NYU 44
7. Jan. 7, 1950 – Duke 58, No. 7 N.C. State 55

HAROLD BRADLEY ERA

8. Dec. 1, 1951 – Duke 85, Temple 48
9. Feb. 29, 1952 – No. 15 Duke 94, North Carolina 64
10. Mar. 8, 1954 – No. 18 N.C. State 75, No. 9 George Washington 73
11. Feb. 4, 1956 – No. 10 Duke 65, No. 9 North Carolina 59
12. Dec. 18, 1956 – No. 13 Duke 85, No. 7 Kentucky 84
13. Mar. 1, 1957 – No. 1 North Carolina 86, Duke 72
14. Jan. 27, 1958 – Duke 72, No. 1 West Virginia 68
15. Feb. 26, 1958 – No. 6 Duke 59, No. 9 North Carolina 46
16. Feb. 14, 1959 – Duke 64, Navy 63

VIC BUBAS ERA

17. Feb. 4, 1961 – No. 4 Duke 81, No. 5 North Carolina 77
18. Dec. 5, 1961 – No. 7 Duke 117, Davidson 72
19. Dec. 28, 1962 – No.8 Duke 85, Princeton 74
20. Jan. 26, 1963 – No. 4 Duke 111, No. 6 West Virginia 71
21. Feb. 23, 1963 – No. 2 Duke 106, North Carolina 93
22. Feb. 15, 1964 – No. 4 Duke 82, No. 5 Davidson 75
23. Feb. 11, 1965 – No. 5 Duke, 136, Virginia 72
24. Dec. 10, 1965 – No. 6 Duke 82, No. 1 UCLA 66
25. Jan. 3, 1967 – Duke 89, Penn State 84
26. Mar. 2, 1968 – No. 10 Duke 87, No. 2 North Carolina 86 (3 OTs)
27. Mar. 1, 1969 – Duke 87, No. 2 North Carolina 81
28. Feb. 1, 1971 – Duke 82, No. 10 South Carolina 71
29. Jan. 22, 1972 – Duke 76, No. 3 North Carolina 74
30. Feb. 3, 1973 – Duke 85, No. 3 Maryland 81

BILL FOSTER ERA

31. Jan. 14, 1978 – Duke 92, No. 2 North Carolina 84
32. Jan. 28, 1979 – No. 7 Duke 69, No. 13 Marquette 64
33. Feb. 24, 1979 – No. 6 Duke 47, No. 4 North Carolina 40

MIKE KRZYZEWSKI ERA

34. Feb. 28, 1981 – Duke 66, No. 11 North Carolina 65 OT
35. Feb. 24, 1982 – Duke 73, Clemson 72 3 OT
36. Jan. 21, 1984 – No. 1 North Carolina 78, Duke 73
37. Feb. 23, 1985 – No. 6, Duke 67, No. 8 Georgia Tech 62
38. Feb. 9, 1986 – No. 4 Duke 75, No. 2 Georgia Tech 59
39. Feb. 16, 1986 – No. 2 Duke 75, No. 14 Notre Dame 74
40. Feb. 22, 1986 – No. 2 Duke 93, No. 10 Oklahoma 84
41. Mar. 2 1986 – No. 1 Duke 82, No. 3 North Carolina 74
42. Feb. 7, 1988 – No 4 Duke 70, Notre Dame 61
43. Mar. 6, 1988 – No. 9 Duke 96, No. 6 North Carolina 81
44. Jan. 28, 1990 – No. 8 Duke 88, No. 13 Georgia Tech 86
45. Jan, 19, 1991 – No. 12 Duke 74, No. 5 North Carolina 60
46. Feb. 2, 1991 – No. 6 Duke 88, No. 19 LSU 70
47. Mar. 8, 1992 – No. 1 Duke 89, No. 20 North Carolina 77
48. Dec. 5, 1992 – No. 4 Duke 79, No. 1 Michigan 68
49. Feb. 3, 1993 – No. 5 Duke 81, No. 6 North Carolina 67
50. Feb. 27, 1994 – No. 2 Duke 59, No. 8 Temple 47
51. Feb. 2, 1995 – No. 2 North Carolina 102, Duke 100 (2 OT)
52. Feb. 25, 1996 – Duke 85, No. 16 UCLA 66
53. Dec. 8, 1996 – No. 7 Michigan 62, No. 10 Duke 61
54. Jan. 29, 1997 – No. 12 Duke 80, No. 19 North Carolina 73
55. Feb. 27, 1997 – No. 7 Duke 81, No. 16 Maryland 69
56. Feb. 22, 1998 – No. 2 Duke 120, No. 12 UCLA 84
57. Feb. 28, 1998 – No. 1 Duke 77, No. 3 North Carolina 75
58. Feb. 3, 1999 – No. 2 Duke 95, No. 7 Maryland 77
59. Dec. 4, 1999 – No. 17 Duke 84, No. 22 DePaul 83
60. Mar. 4, 2000 – No. 4 Duke 90, North Carolina 76
61. Nov. 14, 2000 – No. 2 Duke 87, Princeton 50
62. Jan. 17, 2002 – No. 2 Duke 99, No. 3 Maryland 78
63. Feb. 9, 2005 – No. 7 Duke 71, No. 2 North Carolina 70
64. Feb. 20, 2005 – No. 7 Duke 102, No. 5 Wake Forest 92
65. Dec. 4, 2005 – No. 1 Duke 77, Virginia Tech 75
66. Dec. 2, 2006 – No. 11 Duke 61, No. 18 Georgetown 52
67. Jan. 25, 2007 – No. 10 Duke 68, No. 19 Clemson 66
68. Feb. 13, 2010 – No. 8 Duke 77, Maryland 56
69. Mar. 6, 2010 – No. 4 Duke 82, North Carolina 50
70. Dec. 1, 2011 – No. 1 Duke 84, No. 6 Michigan State 79