Another ACC vs SEC match-up looks to be shaping up in Nashville, Tennessee’s Music City Bowl. The Charlotte Observer says, “The Music City Bowl, now entering its eighth year, paid $1.1 million per team last season. The Alabama-Minnesota game last year ranked the Music City eighth in ratings (3.1) and sixth in attendance (66,089) among [...]

The media reports are in from yesterday’s Triangle Pigskin Preview …and I don’t know who to believe. The Charlotte Observer reported that Chuck Amato and John Bunting (again) took ‘digs’ at each other during yesterday’s Triangle Pigskin Preview. The Observer doesn’t make any reference to the digs being as ‘playful’ as the Durham Herald‘s report. [...]

The Wolfpacker has posted a good Q&A with Tramain Hall. He answers a lot of the questions that most NC State fans are wondering heading into August.

We received a lot of positive comments from some of our previous interesting college football links. So, especially during the slow summer, we will occassionally share some diverse links that hopefully will help fulfill your need for good information as well as some fun items. Preseason Bowl Prognostications (1) Following-up their preseason ACC selections, CollegeFootballNews.com [...]

A couple of interesting pieces of news have hit the wires over the last 36 hours involving the Atlantic Coast Conference’s future bowl relationships and alignments. The news is informative across many fronts and provides us some interesting insight into how the future of the ACC’s bowl system may work. First, it is being reported [...]

Today, College Sports Television’s website posted an interesting article that features NC State’s Associate Athletics Director, David Horning and UNC-CH’s Steve Kirschner commenting on “The Scheduling Game”. You’ll probably need to read it before going through my comments on the story tomorrow. Quotes from the article will be shown in italics in this entry. For [...]

About 6 weeks ago we talked about the addition of the Pitt Panthers to NC State’s future football schedule. On Friday, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review ran an article that discussed Pitt’s future football schedule and stated, “N.C. State, will host Pitt in 2009 and visit Heinz Field in 2013.”

David Teel expresses his opinion that Virginia Tech’s long-term out of conference football schedule is “Booooooring”. The article and VPI’s schedule can be found by clicking here. (In multiple parts of the article, Teel is particularly harsh on the Hokies for scheduling weak, East Carolina) “If I’m anyone associated with East Carolina, I’m doing the [...]