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Tar Heels' Marcus Ginyard has surgery


had surgery to repair a broken left wrist Tuesday morning. The 6-foot-5 swingman should be able to play when practice begins in October if his recovery goes as expected, team trainer Marc Davis said. Ginyard was injured when he fell during a pickup game in late July. Two sets of X-rays failed to detect the break, which was recently discovered with the aid of an MRI, Williams said. (Charlotte Observer)

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