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"Go To Hell Carolina!": An acronym used by fans of Duke University to express contempt for the University of North Carolina. The letters can be found on t-shirts, mugs, stickers, etc. The phrase is echoed in the singing of the Duke fight song, "Blue and White":

Duke, we thy anthems raise
For all thy praises untold
We sing for the Blue and White
Whose colors we uphold
(To hell with Carolina!)
Firm stands our line of blue
For we are loyal through and through
All for the love of old D.U.
Fight! We'll Fight!
With all our strength and might
Win we can
So here we give a hand
Hey!

The phrase is also chanted during games in various sports against UNC, as well as near the end of games preceding a contest with the Tar Heels:

"Go to Hell, Carolina, Go to Hell!" <clap clap>
"Go to Hell, Carolina, Go to Hell!" <clap clap>
"We play Carolina tomorrow night!"
"GTHC!"
GTHC by green_lantern February 25, 2010
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