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The Duke Blue Devils will face the Texas Longhorns on Tuesday, Nov. 4 at Spectrum Center to honor Hall of Fame broadcaster, Dick Vitale.
Re!magine Spectrum Center will boast an elevated fan experience with brand new seats, more food and beverage options, and upcoming lounges to watch games and socialize.
ESPN’s lead college basketball analyst spoke exclusively with CLTtoday about his ACC Tournament predictions, the Queen City’s growth, and his 30-year broadcasting career.
The ACC Men’s Basketball tournament returns to Spectrum Center in Uptown from March 11-15.
The UPSHOT League basketball franchise will tip off in May 2026.
The women’s basketball tournament will feature powerhouse South Carolina vs. NC State.
Guests can expect an elevated viewing experience, new entry options, and new bag policy for events at the Spectrum Center.
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