Duke had UConn down 19 points and a Final Four trip to Indianapolis was well within reach. And then it wasn't. The Blue Devils did everything they could to hold off the Huskies down the stretch — but critical mistakes at the worst possible moments led to a gut-punch turnover and a dagger three that ended Duke's season and sent UConn dancing to Indianapolis instead. Ovies and Giglio break down the stunning collapses and what it means for Jon Scheyer and the Blue Devils going forward.

PLUS: Coaching search updates for UNC and NC State. While the Tar Heels are in a holding pattern for obvious reasons, the Wolfpack are close to hiring Justin Gainey.

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OG After Dark is back — brought to you by Bloomin Blinds. It wasn't easy for Duke. Then again, this whole tournament has been test after test. The Blue Devils found themselves in a legitimate rock fight with St. John's and staring down a 10-point deficit in the second half with their season on the line. But when it mattered most, Isiah Evans delivered crucial buckets, Cameron Boozer showed why he's one of the most talented freshmen in the country, and Caleb Foster made his return when Duke needed him most. The Blue Devils gutted it out, escaped the Sweet 16, and punched their ticket to the Elite 8.

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It has been one of the wildest weeks in Triangle sports history — and the OG Mailbag is here to make sense of all of it. Hubert Davis is out at UNC. Will Wade pulled his disappearing act after one season in Raleigh. But here's the thing — North Carolina and NC State are not fishing in the same coaching waters, and that's actually OK. Joe Ovies and Joe Giglio dig into the latest out of Chapel Hill, break down what would make the most sense for the Wolfpack, and answer the question nobody saw coming — is NC State football coach Dave Doeren the biggest winner in all of this chaos? Plus, did Boo Corrigan ever really have a chance to keep Will Wade in Raleigh? And more!

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It's been a week in Triangle basketball...maybe even the wildest! Ovies and Giglio are making sense of all of it. Will Wade is gone — one season in Raleigh and he's headed back to LSU, leaving NC State to pick up the pieces before the calendar even flips. Was there anything Boo Corrigan could have done to keep him? And more importantly, who's next for the Wolfpack?

Then the guys shift focus to Chapel Hill, where the UNC coaching search is heating up fast. Two names are dominating every conversation — Arizona's Tommy Lloyd, who has been one of the best coaches in the country since taking over the Wildcats, and Billy Donovan. Would Donovan really walk away from the league for college basketball? Ovies and Giglio break it all down before closing things out with your OG Sports Phone calls.

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Joe Ovies and Joe Giglio sit down with Carolina Hurricanes CEO Brian Fork in a special one-on-one episode recorded live from the new View Bar at Lenovo Center. The setting itself kicks off a wide-ranging conversation about where things stand on the arena renovations and what the long-term vision looks like for one of the best buildings in hockey. Fork also pulls back the curtain on what it actually takes to run an NHL franchise — including how the Hurricanes are navigating one of the most complicated media landscapes in professional sports history.

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On a loaded episode of Ovies & Giglio, the guys dive into the resurfacing rumors connecting Will Wade back to LSU and what it could mean for NC State moving forward. Then, they unpack how things unraveled in Chapel Hill, leading to Hubert Davis’ exit at UNC, and take a look at where the Tar Heels turn next in their search for a new head coach.

Plus, Duke is dancing into the Sweet 16—what’s the ceiling for the Blue Devils? And the Carolina Hurricanes are hitting another up-and-down stretch as the regular season winds down…is it just a blip or something bigger to watch?

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The waiting game in Chapel Hill is somehow still going. All indications continue to point toward North Carolina moving on from Hubert Davis — and yet the administration appears consumed by the desire to handle the transition "the right way". Ovies & Giglio see the irony in all this. In trying to do this the right way UNC may be doing it in one of the most uncomfortable ways possible for the people whose professional lives are hanging in the balance.

CBS Sports' Chip Patterson joins the studio to provide something genuinely valuable — a window into the Tar Heel group chat ecosystem. They don't post through it the way fan bases at some other high profile programs do. Which means the real temperature of Chapel Hill right now exists in private conversations rather than public timelines. Bomani Jones then joins the conversation for the kind of analysis that only Bo delivers. The discussion centers on UNC's place in the modern era of college basketball — what the program actually is versus what its history says it should be — and the specific danger of nostalgia as a navigational tool for an institution trying to find its footing in a landscape that has changed completely around it.

Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper — a double Tar Heel — comes into the studio to give his take on what's happening in Chapel Hill. And because he is by his own designation North Carolina's number one Caniac, the Carolina Hurricanes conversation was never not going to happen.

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The situation surrounding Hubert Davis at North Carolina is moving fast. All indications out of Chapel Hill point to the university being ready to move on from Davis following the shocking first round NCAA Tournament loss to VCU. The mechanics of how the separation happens appear to be the remaining variable. But the direction the university is heading seems clear enough that Ovies & Giglio are treating this episode as the honest accounting of how Hubert Davis ended up here — and how dramatically different everything looked just three weeks ago. And when UNC makes Davis' status official — who do the Tar Heels go after?

Then the basketball still being played — because the NCAA Tournament doesn't pause for Chapel Hill's administrative decisions.

N&O's Shelby Swanson joins the show to discuss the Hubert Davis situation with the reporting and perspective that the moment demands. A Lightning Round follows. OG Sports Phone closes it out.

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