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On a night NC State basketball celebrated its past, MJ Rice offered a hint of the future


NC State forward made his long-awaited Wolfpack debut Wednesday night. He finished with 11 points and six rebounds in his first 11 minutes for the Wolfpack in a 93-61 win over Maryland-Eastern Shore, the final two points a thunderous dunk departing from somewhere just short of the free throw line, presumably a mere taste of what’s yet to come. (MSN.com)

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On a night NC State basketball celebrated its past, MJ Rice offered a hint of the future


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