Marcus Ginyard: The Slim & Trim Version
Posted Oct 26, 2009
“To play at this level and to be at your best, you’ve got to do anything and everything that you can,” Marcus Ginyard said. “There’s no question that I was a lean 220 pounds, but anyway you want to look at it, that’s almost 20 less pounds of pounding on your foot which you know has given you problems in the past. And it’s another 15 pounds off you to help you move. I still feel very strong and capable with my strength.”
(Inside Carolina)
Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting
UNC Women's Basketball to leave Carmichael Arena, share next home for men’s teamThe tradition of North Carolina Women’s Basketball home games being played in a classic and beloved venue will end. Whichever arena option UNC chooses, whether...
Wed Feb 11, 2026Caleb Wilson Suffers Sprained Left Wrist, UNC Confirms
North Carolina forward Caleb Wilson suffered a sprained left wrist during Monday's loss to Miami, a UNC spokesman confirmed Tuesday. Wilson missed 6 1/2 minutes...
Wed Feb 11, 2026
Video: Tyler Hansbrough Weighs in On UNC Basketball's Loss At Miami
North Carolina Basketball legend Tyler Hansbrough joins the Field of 68 podcast to break down the Tar Heels' "let-down" loss to the Miami Hurricanes on...
Wed Feb 11, 2026
Caleb Wilson Named To Wooden Award Late Midseason Top 20 List
UNC freshman forward Caleb Wilson is one of 20 players to make the 2026 Late Midseason Wooden Award Watch List. Wilson leads the Tar Heels...
Wed Feb 11, 2026