Found February 07, 2010 on
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Maryland, which once led by 16, has cooled off -- forgive the weather metaphor -- and now leads by 52-49.
North Carolina's Marcus Ginyard has 13 points and Deon Thompson has 12.
Jordan Williams and Landon Milbourne each have two fouls for the Terps.
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Of all the questions. Marcus Ginyard looks as if an anvil just dropped into his lap. Stuck in the middle of the worst tailspin of his college basketball career, Ginyard cannot explain the freefall of the North Carolina basketball team, a slide that's now battered the Tar Heels with six defeats in the last eight games. This is UNC, home of the defending national champions.
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February 07, 2010
Marcus Ginyard led North Carolina (13-10, 2-6) with 17 points and Deon Thompson had 16.
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February 09, 2010
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Via Bleacher Report
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February 07, 2010
Landon Milbourne scored the 1000 point of his career, Greivis Vasquez scored 26 and the Maryland Terps are all alone in second place of the ACC, after a 92-71 victory over the visiting North Carolina Tar Heels...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Tar Heel Times
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February 07, 2010
North Carolina traversed arguably the worst snow storm to hit the Washington, D.C. area in nearly 90 years in order to play Maryland on Sunday, but the Terrapins decided against being gracious hosts, blistering the Tar Heels with a 52.2 percent shooting display from long range in a 92-71 victory. Marcus Ginyard led UNC with 17 points, Deon Thompson added 16 and Ed Davis posted a...
Via Basketball Predictions
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February 06, 2010
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Via Tar Heel Times
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February 07, 2010
There are countless explanations for the UNC basketball team’s struggles over the last five weeks. Sunday, though, the Tar Heels offered no defense for their latest loss. Maryland shredded UNC 92-71 at Comcast Center, thriving in transition while shooting 51.5 percent and sending the Tar Heels to their seventh loss in nine games. “It’s about as disappointing as it gets,”...
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