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DraftKings Sportsbook offers some top-shelf value for sports bettors around the country, with an extra bonus awaiting those in the Tar Heel State. New players can click here to apply our DraftKings promo code and get a three-figure bonus.
New users can activate the latest DraftKings promo code offer, which unlocks $150 in bonus bets with a $5+ wager. Players in North Carolina, meanwhile, have a $250 bonus waiting for them.
Don’t worry, North Carolina bettors. DraftKings NC is setting residents up with $250 in bonus bets for any qualifying wager made over $5 upon registration. These bonus bets can go a long way with a full 16-game slate of March Madness starting on Thursday, so click here to get started today.
DraftKings Promo Code: Get $150 March Madness Bonus, $250 NC Offer
| DraftKings Promo Code | No Code Necessary |
| New User Offer | Bet $5, Get $150 Bonus |
| DraftKings NC Promo Code | No Code Required |
| New User Offer | Bet $5, Get $250 Bonus |
| Bonuses Last Verified On | March 19, 2024 |
| Information Confirmed By | Russ Joy |
We officially have a bracket for March Madness. All 68 teams in the field have been seeded, and plenty have their upset picks already laid out. Others are taking their time filling out their brackets, while others still just want to the Madness to start already.
No matter which camp you fall into, DraftKings Sportsbook has you covered. For either NC residents or all other states across the country, DraftKings Sportsbook is offering some of the best value when compared to competition.
There are a seemingly endless number of ways to bet on March Madness with DraftKings sportsbook. There’s a quick hits section right off the main CBB page that includes everything from player points props to races to a set point number to outright winners. On top of this, DraftKings has some recommended parlays for those looking for quicker action.
Then there are the all-important futures. You can place a wager on a specific team to win it all, make the Sweet Sixteen, Final Four, you name it. With the bracket now in mind, here’s a look at the odds for the next national champion, via DraftKings:
- UConn: +400
- Houston: +500
- Purdue: +600
- Arizona: +1200
- North Carolina: +1400
- Auburn: +1500
- Tennessee: +1600
- Iowa State: +2000
- Kentucky: +2500
- Marquette: +3000
How to Activate DraftKings Promo Code
Want to join in on the fun with DraftKings, one of the top sportsbook brands in the country? DraftKings has been chosen by millions across the country for its top lines, dependability and promotional offers.
Here’s a look at how both North Carolina and remaining state residents can collect their bonus today by signing up.
- North Carolina residents click here. All other states click here. These links will take you to DraftKings’ page, where you’ll be prompted to create an account with DraftKings.
- Keep in mind, there’s no need to manually enter a promo code. Using this link automatically includes the bonus should you complete the registration process.
- Fill in all required fields to prove you’re 21+ and within the state borders of your particular welcome offer. You must be physically located within a legal betting state to take advantage.
- Deposit $5 and bet $5 to receive your welcome bonus, win or lose. North Carolina users will claim $250 in Bonus Bets while all other states will claim $150 in Bonus Bets for a $5 wager.
Click here to collect $150 in Bonus Bets for signing up with DraftKings sportsbook today. Alternatively, those who live in North Carolina can take advantage of this offer by clicking here to claim $250 in bonus bets for March Madness action.
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North Carolina
North Carolina father-to-be saved by quick-thinking pregnant wife after suffering sudden heart attack
A North Carolina man who unknowingly lived with a rare heart condition was saved by his pregnant wife after he suddenly went into cardiac arrest while lounging in bed.
Brandon Whitfield, 39, was already preparing for one drastic lifestyle change when his wife, Angela, became pregnant last spring.
Then, he suffered an unexpected heart attack when she was just nine weeks along.
“I was eating carrot cake in bed watching the hockey playoffs. And mid-conversation, I just started to slump over,” Brandon recounted to WSOC-TV.
Angela didn’t think anything of it for a few seconds, figuring Brandon might just be groggy or joking, but “jumped into action” when she realized “this was an emergency.”
Thankfully, Angela has worked as a physician assistant for more than a decade. She knew what to do instantly and, after calling 911, started to perform CPR on her prone husband.
Angela was shaken in the moments after, though, as she started to rationalize what she’d just had to do.
“You absolutely never ever think you are going to have to do CPR on your spouse,” she told the outlet.
“I thought I may be a widow,” she added.
Brandon was rushed to a nearby Novant Health medical center and, to his horror, diagnosed with a rare heart condition.
“Just because you’re young and you’re fit and you’re relatively healthy doesn’t mean that heart disease can’t happen to you,” Brandon told the outlet.
Brandon was quick to laud his wife with praise.
“It was nothing short of a miracle. Everything lined up for her to be there. It was not my time,” he said.
In the wake of his shocking diagnosis, Brandon had to adopt a Mediterranean diet and is trying to be “more mindful” about what he eats — which means no more carrot cake.
After his brush with death, the dad-to-be implored others who may be taking their lives for granted to make sure they don’t leave anything unsaid, just in case their final days are nearer than they think.
“If you can do something today, do it today. If you can tell your family you love them, do it,” he said.
North Carolina
How to buy tickets for Duke basketball vs NC State in ACC contest
It’s Duke basketball against N.C. State at the Lenovo Center on Monday, March 2.
The top-ranked Blue Devils (27-2, 15-1 ACC) and head coach Jon Scheyer are set to take on the Wolfpack (19-10, 10-6) and first year head coach Will Wade at 7 p.m. on ESPN in Raleigh.
Duke is coming off its sixth-straight win, a 77-51 rout over Virginia at Cameron Indoor Stadium. N.C. State, which has lost four of its last five, is coming off a 96-90 road loss in overtime to Notre Dame. The Blue Devils sit atop conference standings while the Wolfpack rank sixth in the league.
The Blue Devils own the all-time series against the Wolfpack 83-52 and sit at 27-27 on the road at the Lenovo Center. Duke has won six out of its last four contests against N.C. State.
Here’s how to buy tickets for Duke basketball vs. N.C. State:
Duke basketball tickets vs NC State
Duke has established a ticket waitlist program for men’s basketball games. Fans can register for the waitlist at GoDuke.com. Those on the waiting list may have the opportunity to purchase tickets, when and if tickets become available. Iron Dukes members have the first opportunity to purchase available tickets.
As for the secondary market, ticket prices for Duke’s game vs. N.C. State start at $72 on StubHub and go upwards of $712. On VividSeats, tickets range from $62-$1,156 while ranging from $63-$432 on Ticketmaster.
To see a full list of ticket prices, visit StubHub.
What time is Duke vs NC State?
Date: Monday, March 2
Time: 7 p.m. ET
The Duke basketball game vs. N.C. State game tips off at 7 p.m. ET from the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Where to watch Duke vs NC State
TV Channel: ESPN
Stream: Fubo
The Duke vs. N.C. State game will air on ESPN and can be streamed on Fubo, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.
Anna Snyder covers Duke for The Fayetteville Observer as part of the USA TODAY Network. Reach her at asnyder@usatodayco.com or follow her @annaesnydr on X, formerly known as Twitter.
North Carolina
4 Best Quotes Into North Carolina-Virginia Tech Matchup
The North Carolina Tar Heels host the Virginia Tech Hokies on Saturday night at the Dean E. Smith Center in a monumental game for head coach Hubert Davis and his team. Here are quotes from this week that carry weight into this contest.
Seth Trimble’s Aggressive Mindset
- “The thing that I loved about him was he was thinking attack. He wasn’t coming off looking to pass,” Davis said. “One of the things that I’ve told him is when you come off a ball screen, you’re 100% thinking score, and then let the defense dictate whether you make a pass or you go to the basket. And Seth’s ability to be able to get downhill, he was able to score, draw fouls, just a huge difference maker for us.”
- “And I feel like now that Caleb [Wilson] has been out, he’s definitely been more of the go-to guy, and he’s had a lot more opportunities,” Henri Veesaar said. “I feel like he flipped a switch in the second half of Syracuse and that kind of just carried over, because he started being more aggressive, getting downhill, and that carried over into the next game.”
- “The coaches have been on me,” Trimble said. “I know I said it; I’ve said this over and over again, but they’ve been on me just to go and just finish, you know, coming off the ball screen, go, look to score, you know, don’t look to pass. Don’t look to make a play. Go to score. And then things are going to happen from that. And then I’m going to be able to kick out, going to be able to hit Henri [Veesaar].”
Defensive Fortitude
- “We were ready – just being ready on the defensive end and making them score over us,” Veesaar said. “I feel like on the defensive end most of the time, most of the games, we control the way we play, and as long as we don’t make any [mistakes]…today we were talking, communicating the whole game. So that was really good.”
- “It was a huge point to try and slow down Mikel [Brown Jr.] and [Ryan] Conwell,” Trimble said. “They’re two incredible guards, two of the best guards in the ACC. So, if you can shut them down, you can put yourself in a good position to win. Now, we didn’t necessarily shut them down, obviously, but efficiency wise, they didn’t have the best game, and it made it difficult. So, I think we did a good job.”
- “[With] so many gifted guys that can score in many different areas, one of the things that we wanted to do is just make every catch, make every move, make every shot difficult,” Davis continued. “And I just felt like throughout the game, they got worn down and tired. And I think that’s why a lot of their threes hit front rim or air ball, because of the fatigue.”
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