Eric Vander Voort | NCAA.com | March 5, 2016 North Carolina vs. Duke: By the numbers Versus: UNC's Johnson vs. Duke's Ingram Share Duke and North Carolina renew the biggest rivalry in college basketball on Saturday night at 6:30 p.m. in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The most recent meeting between the Tobacco Road foes was a another classic, as Derryck Thornton came up with a huge block in the final possession to clinch a 74-73 comeback win for the Blue Devils on February 17. Grayson Allen had 23 points and Brandon Ingram added 20, while UNC's Brice Johnson led all scorers with 29 and also brought down 19 rebounds. This time, conference tournament seeding will very much be on the line. North Carolina (24-6, 13-4 ACC) came into Saturday tied with Miami atop the ACC, with Duke (22-8. 11-6) a game behind Virginia and Louisville for the tournament's double-bye. Here's how the Blue Devils and Tar Heels stack up: Duke vs. UNC 2015-16 Stat Comparison | PointAfter A couple stats that stand out in the above graphic: Duke's 38.9 percent to 31.6 percent advantage from 3-point range, while North Carolina has 5.4 more rebounds per game. As shown below, the Heels are the best scoring, rebounding and assisting team in the conference, but Duke is right behind in points per game. ACC Top 10 Per Game Stats | PointAfter As for how they compare in various percentages, check out the chart below: ACC Top 10 Shooting Percentages | PointAfter Finally, let's take a look at two of the stars. While Brice Johnson and Brandon Ingram differ in age and experience -- Johnson is a senior, Ingram a freshman -- their stats, in some respects are incredibly similar. Both will have to play an important role for their teams to come out victorious. Brice Johnson vs. Brandon Ingram | PointAfter So, who wins? UNC leads the all-time series 133-108, but Duke has won six of the past seven meetings. If the stats tell us anything, it's going to be another classic at Cameron Indoor on Saturday night. These college basketball teams and conferences have the most NBA first-round draft picks Kentucky, North Carolina and Duke are the college basketball teams with the most first-round picks in NBA draft history. READ MORE Paolo Banchero: College basketball stats, best moments, quotes at Duke These are the essential stats, facts, highlights and quotes from Paolo Banchero's college basketball career at Duke. READ MORE The 12 freshmen expected to have biggest impact for potential men's NCAA tournament teams Two incoming Duke freshmen headline Andy Katz's rankings of the most important freshmen next season. READ MORE