Average Duke-UNC ticket: $312

— -- Getting a ticket to a Duke- North Carolina game usually requires a sizable bank account withdrawal, but tickets to the first meeting between the rivals this season are the cheapest in at least five years.

Resale site StubHub says the average price paid for Wednesday night's game in Chapel Hill (9 p.m. ET, ESPN) has been $312, which is almost $100 cheaper than the price for the game between the teams at the Dean Smith Center last season ($402) and $200 cheaper than the average price paid by fans in 2012 ($514).

As of 9 a.m. ET, the cheapest ticket available on StubHub for an upper-level seat to the game was $68, while a lower-level seat along the baseline was selling for only $101. Those numbers could plummet even more, as a major winter storm is expected to sweep through North Carolina on Wednesday night.

Ticket site aggregator SeatGeek says that in the past three Duke-UNC games in Chapel Hill, a ticket never has sold for cheaper than $125. Prices are always higher for the game in Durham because Cameron Indoor Stadium has roughly 12,000 fewer seats than the Dean Dome.

This is the 31st time in 136 meetings that Duke (19-5), ranked No. 9, is facing an unranked North Carolina (16-7). The Blue Devils have won seven of the past nine games in the rivalry.