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By Dana O'Neil
Monday, April 6, 2009 DETROIT -- They were right. The players and coaches who insisted this game wouldn't be a repeat of the December meeting between North Carolina and Michigan State were exactly right. This isn't a repeat. It's worse. In December, North Carolina led 53-39 at the break. Tonight, it's 55-34, the most lopsided halftime whupping in a national championship game. The previous record belonged to Ohio State, which led California by 18 in 1960. North Carolina also scored the most points ever in ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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