A 53-21 halftime lead in Chapel Hill bubbled into a 60-24 third quarter advantage for the Dukes, who left no doubt about their capabilities on a sublime Saturday.

This is just the second time that an ACC program -- also North Carolina -- has allowed 70 points in nonconference play since 2014. JMU's 53 first-half points broke school records for points in a half for both teams and were the most allowed by a Power Four team against a Group of Five opponent since 2012.

And boy have the Dukes passed the test with flying colors, as they blew the doors off the Tar Heels with a record-breaking first half that saw them score a school-record 53 points