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RALEIGH, N.C. -- Here are exclusive shots from NC State's 2008 Media Day. We will have much more later including position groups and photos of the coaching staff. ... Source: www.scout.com --- 3 days ago
Raleigh, N.C. -- NC State players met with the media today to discuss the upcoming season. Here is audio and quotes from several players with the opening game against South Carolina just weeks away. ... Source: northcarolinastate.scout.com --- 13 hours ago
N.C. State fans probably will know the identity of the Wolfpack's starting quarterback in time to pray for Daniel Evans, Russell Wilson or Mike Glennon at church services Sunday. ... Source: southcarolina.rivals.com --- 1 day ago
THE DAILY FOOTBALL REPORT .There are officially 10 days remaining until South Carolina's 2008 season opener against N.C. State at Williams-Brice Stadium. Through Monday night's practice, the Gamecocks have spent most of their practice concerned about their fundamentals. However, that should change later this week when the Gamecocks start preparing for the challenges N.C. State should present. ...
Source: www.charlotte.com --- 13 days ago
When Sidney Lowe became N.C. State's basketball coach, fans had visions of tapping the fertile Washington, D.C., recruiting market for players. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 23 days ago
Ad - Wolfpack.RingerExpress.com Jul 28 2008 6:54PM GMT ... Source: www.charlotte.com --- 5 days ago
The ovations grew louder Sunday night each time a successful N.C. State reliever left the mound at Doak Field. ... Source: www.kansascity.com --- 2 days ago
2008 ANALYSIS: ... Source: www.newsobserver.com --- 1 day ago
Daniel Evans figures he's ready for anything. ... Source: blogs.newsobserver.com --- 14 days ago
N.C. State players eager to establish themselves high on the depth chart will have a big opportunity Wednesday night during the team’s first preseason intrasquad scrimmage. "Scrimmages weigh a little bit more [than practices], because you’re out there, you’re by yourself,” said coach Tom O’Brien. “There’s no coaches. You’ve got to make plays. Nobody’s telling you what to do or how to get lined up. It’s exam time when you go into the stadium.” The scrimmage will be closed to the public and the media, but N.C. State's sports information staff will release statistics after the scrimmage. O’Brien expects to scrimmage the first-team offense against the first-team defense, the second-team offense against the second-team defense, and then try different combinations. He was asked if all five quarterbacks would get an equal number of snaps. "We would hope,” he said. “You never can tell, but we’ll see how it works out.” Daniel Evans, Harrison Beck, Justin Burke, Russell Wilson and Mike Glennon are competing for the starting quarterback job. During Tuesday’s practice, starting wide receiver Donald Bowens was wearing a jersey with a red cross signifying an injured player. O’Brien declined to say whether Bowens was injured and said he won’t talk about injuries until the season starts. "It’s summer practice,” O’Brien said. “It’s not worth talking about.” O’Brien did say that if a player suffers a season-ending injury during the preseason, he will inf ... Source: blogs.newsobserver.com --- 19 days ago
The ritual N.C. State’s players performed at the end of practice Friday night didn’t sound like a lot of fun. Second-year coach Tom O’Brien is establishing a tradition called “Wolfpack Warriors,” a once-a-year conditioning marathon that will establish how fit the players are. Wolfpack Warriors is a long, arduous series of up-downs and sprints. “They just kind of push us to the max and then some and see who can push it and who’s going to be there in the fourth quarter when everyone is tired,” said center Ted Larsen. Larsen said he is an “endorphin junkie” who thrives off that type of workout. Senior linebacker Robbie Leonard said the difficult drill was tolerable because players started preseason camp in better condition than in any other year of his career. That’s one sign that the team no longer is in its first year under a new coach. There are others, too. O’Brien said the freshmen stand out now because they’re having more difficulty lining up than the veterans who have worked within his system for a year. Although that might make it more difficult for the freshmen to contribute, it could mean the team is on stronger footing. -Sophomore John Ware is back at linebacker after spending spring practice experimenting at strong safety, O’Brien said.amily: Times New Roman">Ware made 30 tackles as a reserve linebacker last season and was a standout on special teams. ... Source: www.bikeforums.net --- 10 hours ago
once again.... Image: http://www.wolfpackhustle.com/images/stories/small/wolfpackallcityrace2_1218136906.jpg RULES: 5 member teams. No substitute riders. First complete team to cross the line wins. All 5 members must cross the finish line in order to win. Minimum 1 fixed gear bike and rider... ... Source: www.newsobserver.com --- 3 days ago
Derrick Favors, the splendidly talented 6-foot-9 basketball standout in Atlanta, has trimmed his list of potential schools to 10, including N.C. State. ... Source: www.newsobserver.com --- 14 days ago
Northwest Whitfield (Ga.) County High athlete Dean Haynes, who attended camp at N.C. State earlier this summer, has committed to the Wolfpack. ... Source: blogs.newsobserver.com --- 15 days ago
N.C. State players eager to establish themselves high on the depth chart will have a big opportunity Wednesday evening during the team’s first preseason intrasquad scrimmage. Scrimmages weigh a little bit more (than practices), because you’re out there, you’re by yourself,” said coach Tom O’Brien. “There’s no coaches. You’ve got to make plays. Nobody’s telling you what to do or how to get lined up. It’s exam time when you go into the stadium.” The scrimmage will be closed to the public and the media, but N.C. State's sports information staff will release statistics after the scrimmage. O’Brien expects to scrimmage the first-team offense against the first-team defense, the second-team offense against the second-team defense, and then try different combinations. He was asked if all five quarterbacks would get an equal number of snaps. "We would hope,” he said. “You never can tell, but we’ll see how it works out.” Daniel Evans, Harrison Beck, Justin Burke, Russell Wilson and Mike Glennon are competing for the starting quarterback job. During Tuesday’s practice, starting wide receiver Donald Bowens was wearing a jersey with a red cross signifying an injured player. O’Brien declined to say whether Bowens was injured and said he won’t talk about injuries until the season starts. "It’s summer practice,” O’Brien said. “It’s not worth talking about.” O’Brien did say that if a player suffers a season-ending injury during the preseason, he w ... Source: www.newsobserver.com --- 12 days ago
N.C. State's men's basketball team will have an increased presence at its former home, Reynolds Coliseum, this season. ... Source: www.newsobserver.com --- 32 days ago
With two surgically repaired shoulders, a higher release point on his passes and better arm strength, N.C. State quarterback Daniel Evans understandably is eager to get into preseason camp. ... Source: www.carolinamarch.com --- 16 days ago
N.C. State is looking for a song to play at football games. Now I was under the impression they had 200-odd students in silly outfits to make these sorts of decisions, but apparently that's not the case, and it's been thrown out to the internet at large. I know you don't want advice from me, but really, there's still only one song you need to blare to pump up the crowd: You'll thank me later, Wolfpack fans. ... Source: acc.starnewsonline.com --- 11 days ago
Even with five players battling for N.C. State's starting quarterback job, only one stands out among the crowd. ... Find more results for Wolfpack on RSSMicro.com |
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The combination of linebackers Brandon Spikes and Dustin Doe amasses more facial hair than your average wolf, so maybe it's fitting that this year's defensive leaders are going by The Wolfpack -- clearly a motivational tool for the defense to find an identity. See, there's Spikes on the left with Doe emerging from the trees. Jermaine Cunningham looks ferocious, too. As you can see, they are looking to hunt. Get it. The defense hunts just like wolves, only they hunt quarterbacks instead of survival food. Same thing, right? "Wolves, they hunt in packs," said Doe, a junior who had 81 takcles a year ago. "Every time the defense goes off field, one of the first things we say is we hunt in packs. We’re going to hunt to hunt when ball crosses line of scrimmage.” Wonder what Hawaii players will do when eight UF defenders start gnawing on their legs after tackles. For other fang-related Gator news, check out the rest of this blog. --BREAKING NEWS: Coach Urban Meyer said WR Percy Harvin will be back in time for the FSU game. Is that one funny? In reality, Meyer did say Harvin moved side to side a little instead of running in straight lines. Hey, perhaps it's progress. Coach Urban Meyer won't say if Harvin will miss the Hawaii game. It's unknown whether FSU is game-planning for Harvin for the UF-FSU game. --Apparently we've got six freshmen/newbies who have been destriped. Losing your stripe means you've been properly accepted onto the team ...