DAYTON, Ohio — Not long after Tramon Mark buried a pair of mid-range jumpers to put NC State away in the final minutes of the First Four matchup against Texas, the Wolfpack locker room was filled with a quiet disappointment. A roster cobbled together in Will Wade's first year that had high expectations, meeting some of them, felt as though it came up short. It was destined for more. Wade, always looking for edges and additional motivation, moved from his first group in Raleigh as soon as the game ended and made that very clear to members of the media just outside the locker room. But inside the tight, brightly lit room at UD Arena, most of the team knew it was their last chance to do something special with one another. Processing that isn't easy.…