Chapel Hill was buzzing just a bit too early Saturday night.

The 14th-ranked Tar Heels hit a 3-pointer in the closing seconds that everyone thought was a walk-off buzzer-beater over No. 4 Duke.

In their defense, the horn sounded, and the clock showed zeroes, so legions of Tar Heel blue stormed the court. Seth Trimble even did Stephen Curry’s "go to sleep" celebration after hitting nothing but net.

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However, officials reviewed the replay and decided to put 0.4 seconds back on the clock.

Hundreds of fans then had to clear the court, which had to be wiped down after food and drinks spilled everywhere.

Thankfully for them, the original court storm was not a jinx. Duke couldn’t handle the inbound pass, sealing a 71-68 victory for North Carolina.

It was UNC’s largest comeback win over Duke since 2001 after trailing by 13 points. The Tar Heels went on a 9-0 run over the final 2:25 and did not lead at any point until the final score.

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House of Pain’s classic "Jump Around" then played over the loudspeaker after the second court storm, and the place continued to go berserk.

For what it’s worth, UNC will be fined at least $50,000 for breaking ACC court-storming rules. The $50,000 fine is for a first offense, and that amount doubles after a school’s second. Technically, fans stormed the court twice.

It was UNC’s first win over Duke since March 9, 2024, after Duke swept all three games last year, including the ACC tournament. The loss was just the second of Duke’s season, while UNC improved to 19-4.

Their next meeting will be at Cameron Indoor Stadium March 7.

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Guy Fieri recognizes the country's true heroes.

When speaking with Fox News Digital at the Fanatics party ahead of Super Bowl LX, the 58-year-old "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" star was interrupted by actor Kevin Costner, and the two bonded about their shared passion toward giving back to veterans and first responders.

"I heard you do this amazing program down in Santa Barbara for veterans and first responders, and I’ve heard a bunch of my buddies talk about that you and I are supposed to collaborate," Fieri told Costner.

He went on to call Costner "the real deal" for what he does for veterans and first responders, adding that he "want[s] to help out because we gotta celebrate all the people that keep this country free."

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Fieri told Fox News Digital and Costner that the motto of his Guy Fieri Foundation is "serving those who serve us."

"So we go around, when there’s a disaster, all we do is feed first responders," he said of his foundation. "And then, when we don’t have disasters, we just go around the country and just recognize all the first responders and veterans. Go to veterans’ homes, go to military bases, and so forth. So I’ve heard about your program that you do down in Santa Barbara. I would love to do it."

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Costner is an executive board member of One805, a non-profit organization which was formed following the wildfires and mudslides which devastated Santa Barbara County in 2018, in order to "to strengthen and sustain the readiness, safety, and resilience" of first responders.

The two-time Academy Award-winning actor has hosted One805LIVE!, one of the organization's biggest fundraising events, at his ocean side estate in Summerland for many years.

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"I get way too much credit for doing way too little," Costner told Fieri. "But yeah, we kind of highlighted those men and women."

"Freedom ain’t free," Fieri replied.

Fieri previously spoke to Fox News Digital about the importance of honoring this country's veterans and first responders, saying "there's just not enough done" for them and that everyday citizens should give more "attention" to the military and veterans.

"We should be celebrating our veterans and our active military and our first responders every single day in this country," Fieri said.

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"They're unsung heroes," he added.