Blue Devils dance on

Duke is sending both its men's and women's basketball teams to the Sweet 16.

Catch up quick: The No. 3-seeded Duke women dominated at home in Durham.

• No. 3 North Carolina did the same, advancing to a second straight Sweet 16.
• Meanwhile, No. 7 N.C. State is returning to Raleigh. The Pack lost talented starter Zoe Brooks to a foot injury in their first game, then got trounced in the Round of 32.

State of play: Duke is the only men's team from North Carolina still standing after this weekend's games. The Blue Devils have center Pat Ngobgba back in the line-up after a regular-season foot injury.

• High Point played Arkansas close, but lost 94-88 in the Round of 32. The game had 15 lead changes.
• Queens was blown out in the first round. It was the Charlotte school's first-ever March Madness game.

By the numbers: In the Axios Raleigh bracket challenge, the women's favorite to win it all is UConn (17). Nobody picked N.C. State, but some went with North Carolina (5) and Duke (4)

• Most people in our men's bracket competition picked Arizona (46) or Duke (37).

Yes, but: No. 1 overall seed Duke was the most picked men's team nationally, so we see you, Blue Devil-haters.

• Related: Three picked North Carolina to win it all. Find them in the comments section, weighing in on speculations that head coach Hubert Davis will be replaced.

What's next: All three remaining local teams play again on Friday.

• The Duke men face No. 5 St. John's in Washington, D.C.
• The Duke women play No. 2 LSU in Sacramento, California.
• UConn, the women's overall No. 1, plays Syracuse tonight. The winner will face North Carolina in Fort Worth, Texas.