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and but [ indiscernible ] you know this has ban pretty spectacular and beneficial route for north carolina. playing in the ncaa toushment -- tournament in the state of north carolina. 7-1 here in raleigh. we all remember that lone loss in 1979 to penn. is it odd for them to be playing in a rival arena? >> as we were walking throughout and seeing their symbol out there -- knowing this is a tournament changes our outlook on -- the whole arena. >> kind of one of our goals is to end up back here playing close to home. that means we had a great regular season. now we have to take advantage of it. doesn't matter if you lose the

>> this region also offers a home coming for lewis. he played two years at nc state before he transferred. he was a starter this year for butler before he had a concussion in january. now he is working his way off the bench. he said he learned from those leaked brackets on sunday that his destination was here in raleigh. now he gets to return where his college career began. >> it is a place that i love deeply and have -- i care about the university. care about the team. i still have a lot over great friends on that team that are still playing. it is very ironic that -- we were in pit president last year at the same -- pittsburgh last year at the same time. very ironic i get to play here again. it is like a circle in life. it keeps coming back and honestly i love it. >> pretty good to see him again. duke practices today as well.

check -- road to -- rhode island to check in with mandy. >> the players would love it if everyone paid attention to other teams. >> we are being overlooked. as a team we know what we are capable of. obviously the year has been up and down. we have been through a lot as team. >> those high moments have been pretty high. that is what the team is thinking about heading into this tournament. >> i think a lot of people are saying we are a little too thin. we don't have the deep bench but -- we have beaten some great teams. actually a couple of number one seeds in the tournament we have beat then year. >> doubters aside there is only one opinion these guys are truly worried about. >> we just try to focus on how coach views us because he has

opinion and he will be honest with us. >> we are ready to go. whoever this team is it is as good as it has been all season right now. that is where you want to be at this time of the year. >> and of course it will be duke and unc wilmington 12:15 tomorrow here in providence. back to you. there is some people that are thinking florida gulf coast will beat north carolina here. a 16 has never beat an one. no need to make history here tomorrow. back to you. >> i know. the tar heels don't want that. thanks for joining us. . >> join us tonight for our news at 10:00 on fox 50 and tonight

have a great night e developing news. tonight supreme court showdown. president obama's supreme court nominee revealed as many republicans refuse to even meet with him. an epic battle brewing. trump versus clinton. after big wins, donald trump warns of riots if he's denied the nomination at a contested convention, and hillary clinton now plotting to take him on.

student sentenced in north korea, breaking down as he's ordered to serve 15 years of hard labor. what north korea says he did. a shocking escape caught on camera. a helicopter hijacked at gunpoint flying over a prison as inmates grab hold and hang on for their lives. guards helpless to stop them. and cancer drug outrage. billions wasted as live-saving meds are literally thrown away. patients are paying the price. "nightly news" begins right now. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good evening. president obama has made his move and is tonight locked into had a high-stakes stare-down contest with senate republicans over the future of the supreme court. the president has nominated federal appeals court judge merrick garland regard as a moderate to replace the late conservative justice