Marcus Ginyard would rather see Duke lose than the ACC win

Hey, college hoops fans, maybe you've heard about this. Did you know last night was the first time in the history of the Big Ten-ACC Challenge (or the ACC-Big Ten Challenge, depending on the year) that the Big Ten has actually won? 11 years in a row passed without that result, but finally, thanks to the Big Ten's deepest roster in years and a few upsets along the way -- including Clemson's utter meltdown against Illinois at home -- we Midwestern folk finally have something to cling to. And just in time for the bitter cold to start setting in! Hooray! Of course, the Big Ten-ACC Challenge is a matter of mixed loyalties. For one week, teams in a conference stop competing against each other and team up to face a common enemy, sort of like Afghan poppy farmers, or the X-Men. But not Marcus Ginyard. Ginyard felt no sense of ACC pride last night: Big Ten can have this challenge. Duke loses, we all win... Ouch. Where's the solidarity, Marcus? Why, it's almost as if you ...