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North Carolina guard Michael Jordan drives through the lane amongst a sea of Duke defenders during a 1984 game between the Tar Heels and Blue Devils. Jordan won the Naismith and the Wooden College Player of the Year awards in 1984 before being drafted by the Bulls with the third overall pick. (Heinz Kluetmeier/SI) GALLERY: Duke-UNC Classic Photos | Michael Jordan in College

North Carolina guard Michael Jordan drives through the lane amongst a sea of Duke defenders during a 1984 game between the Tar Heels and Blue Devils. Jordan won the Naismith and the Wooden College Player of the Year awards in 1984 before being drafted by the Bulls with the third overall pick. (Heinz Kluetmeier/SI)

GALLERY: Duke-UNC Classic Photos | Michael Jordan in College

North Carolina guard Vince Carter drives strong to the hoop during a Feb. 1998 game against Georgia Tech. Four months later, Carter would be seelcted fifth overall in the 1998 draft by Golden State, who quickly traded him to Toronto for fourth overall pick Antawn Jamison. Another Tar Heel, John Henson, is trying to prove to NBA teams he’s worth a lottery pick, says SI’s Sam Amick, but his lack of body strength has been scaring some teams away. (Bob Rosato/SI) AMICK: UNC’s Henson out to prove he’s no lightweight

North Carolina guard Vince Carter drives strong to the hoop during a Feb. 1998 game against Georgia Tech. Four months later, Carter would be seelcted fifth overall in the 1998 draft by Golden State, who quickly traded him to Toronto for fourth overall pick Antawn Jamison. Another Tar Heel, John Henson, is trying to prove to NBA teams he’s worth a lottery pick, says SI’s Sam Amick, but his lack of body strength has been scaring some teams away. (Bob Rosato/SI)

AMICK: UNC’s Henson out to prove he’s no lightweight

Members of the North Carolina bench watch the final seconds of their season tick down during Sunday’s 80-67 loss to Kansas. Kentucky, Louisville and Ohio State will join the Jayhawks in the Final Four. (David E Klutho/SI) MANDEL: Self’s brilliant move helps Kansas stop UNCWINN: “Russ-diculous” rally saves LouisvilleSTAPLES: Kentucky enjoys smooth ride to Final FourGLOCKNER: Ohio State survives tumultuous season

Members of the North Carolina bench watch the final seconds of their season tick down during Sunday’s 80-67 loss to Kansas. Kentucky, Louisville and Ohio State will join the Jayhawks in the Final Four. (David E Klutho/SI)

MANDEL: Self’s brilliant move helps Kansas stop UNC
WINN: “Russ-diculous” rally saves Louisville
STAPLES: Kentucky enjoys smooth ride to Final Four
GLOCKNER: Ohio State survives tumultuous season

Michigan forward Chris Webber calls timeout during the waning seconds of the 1993 NCAA Championship game against North Carolina. Webber would be assessed a technical foul because the Wolverines had no timeouts left and the Tar Heels would go onto win the championship. Can top-seeded UNC win it again this year? (David E. Klutho/SI) BRACKET BREAKDOWNS: South | East | West | MidwestWINN: Answering the biggest NCAA bracket questionsMANDEL: Mid-majors pose the biggest bracket threat

Michigan forward Chris Webber calls timeout during the waning seconds of the 1993 NCAA Championship game against North Carolina. Webber would be assessed a technical foul because the Wolverines had no timeouts left and the Tar Heels would go onto win the championship. Can top-seeded UNC win it again this year? (David E. Klutho/SI)

BRACKET BREAKDOWNS: South | East | West | Midwest
WINN: Answering the biggest NCAA bracket questions
MANDEL: Mid-majors pose the biggest bracket threat

Duke’s Haley Peters checks her injury during Sunday’s game against North Carolina. Despite the blood, Peters toughed it out and recorded nine points and seven rebounds in the Blue Devils’ 69-63 victory. Duke is currently ranked No. 5 in Richard Deitsch’s latest women’s college basketball power rankings. (AP) DEITSCH: The latest women’s college basketball power rankings

Duke’s Haley Peters checks her injury during Sunday’s game against North Carolina. Despite the blood, Peters toughed it out and recorded nine points and seven rebounds in the Blue Devils’ 69-63 victory. Duke is currently ranked No. 5 in Richard Deitsch’s latest women’s college basketball power rankings. (AP)

DEITSCH: The latest women’s college basketball power rankings