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Marcus Ginyard returns as Tar Heels add to record-breaking ways


North Carolina added another weapon to its arsenal and another record to its résumé. , working back from October foot surgery, appeared in his first game of the season as the Tar Heels cruised past Rutgers 97-75 on Sunday night. It marked UNC's 12th consecutive victory by double digits, a milestone that eclipsed the previous school record of 11 straight double-figure wins held by the 1992-93 team, which won the national championship. (Burlington Times News)

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