Not Satisfied

Posted Feb 26, 2008

Walking into the players' lounge Sunday night, you'd have thought Wake was the victor. Marcus Ginyard slumped forward over a table, looking incredulous when a reporter asked about positives from the victory. "It definitely speaks of the talent [on this team], considering all the things we didn’t do well tonight, and for us to come out with a win," he said grudgingly. "But in late March, you’re not going to win on just talent." (Inside Carolina)

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