Tar Heels in new Final Four

Posted Mar 30, 2010
This isn't where Marcus Ginyard expected to end his career when he signed a letter-of-intent with UNC five years ago. He expected to be playing in the Final Four, of course, just not this one. So forgive him for speaking quietly, slouching ever so slightly, looking just a little bit out of place on Monday when he joined a few other players from Rhode Island, Mississippi and Dayton for a news conference before the semifinals of the NIT. (Fayetteville Observer)

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