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Last summer, long before the start of his fourth and final season at UNC, senior guard Seth Trimble already had contemplated the aftermath of his final home game at the Smith Center.

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The North Carolina Tar Heels defeated the Duke Blue Devils 71-68 on Saturday night at the Dean E. Smith Center, and the ending of the game was fitting. In his final home game against Duke, senior ...

With seven seconds left and the game tied, Derek Dixon went around a Caleb Wilson screen and drove. He saw the defense collapse, then surveyed his options. And one was open. Seth Trimble in the right ...

Seth Trimble delivered the Tar Heels a legendary game winner in his final home game against the Blue Devils. Bob Donnan / Imagn Images Editor’s note: An earlier version of this story misstated who ...

Seth Trimble always tried to keep his focus looking forward in what hasn't always been the smoothest of four-year stays at North Carolina, from limited minutes and uncertain playing roles to injury.