During his weekly press conference Monday Sidney Lowe spoke about the possibility for NC State to receive an invite to the NIT following the regular season and ACC Tournament. WRAL’s Tim Hall looks at NIT possibilities here. Postseason play has almost been reduced to a distant memory at N.C. State. Argue all day about what kind [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Despite NC State basketball having a week long break, there has still been plenty of Wolfpack sports news worth keeping up with. Tracy Smith will return for his senior season in 2010-2011 David Thompson has been honored again NCSU has a new volleyball coach who will actually look to win Willie Young and Ted Larsen will be at [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, November 26, 2009
Just a link to a few different basketball items to get you through the evening.
Continue reading...Sunday, October 25, 2009
FINALLY!! I Saturday of football passed without NC State losing a game and without one of our opponents winning ACC Player of the Week honors! Great work by Mike Archer for holding the Idle Byes to a big goose egg on the scoreboard. Speaking of the conference, we’ve got some really interesting items [...]
Continue reading...Monday, September 21, 2009
WRAL: Eugene & Vermiglio not on current two-deep WRAL is reporting that neither Jamelle Eugene nor Jake Vermiglio were ‘listed on the N.C. State depth chart for the Pittsburgh game, which was released by the school Monday afternoon.’ I’m not going to lose any sleep over this yet as: (1) I haven’t seen this two-deep listed on [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, September 5, 2009
I’m still licking wounds and dealing with depression from Thursday and I just want to turn my attention forward. So, we are NOT going to re-hash all of the post-mortems from Thursday night. The Wolfpack should have no problem heading into the Pitt game on September 26th with a little rust worked off [...]
Continue reading...Friday, August 14, 2009
Just a ton of football this week as practice hit high gear. As opposed to taking the time linking to all of the different items out there I am going to just turn your attention to Yet Another… as well as Backing the Pack. Both of these blogs have done a good job [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, May 27, 2009
You aren’t looking below the features! But, we expected it. Yesterday we linked a couple of entries below the three top features – Russell Wilson and Polling – that didn’t seem to attract many views. I’m guilty, too. I missed it. It will just be something to get accustomed to. We told you in last [...]
Continue reading...Monday, May 18, 2009
Good morning! Hope your weekend was nice. An awful lot is going on in Raleigh right now with the ****storm that brewing and creating heat on Chancellor statusquOblinger and the results of his (lack of) leadership from Holladay Hall. You can use Friday’s entry announcing the resignation of the Chairman of the Board of Trustees [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, May 6, 2009
CHANGE IS COMING! And we need your help. If you have any computer or creative skills then please click here and think about submitting a new banner for the site as a part of our coming re-design. Thanks so much! While we are discussing the site, we would again like to thank the good folks [...]
Continue reading...Friday, April 24, 2009
It will probably take a while to process all of this week’s activity once all of the chips fall (Gerald Henderson?)…but, we didn’t want to ignore all of the recent developments that will have a huge impact on the ACC/College Basketball landscape next season. (By the way, we already began discussing next year’s college [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Where do you start when building a college basketball team? Mike Huguenin’s answer: Give me the elite point guard….. Jason King’s answer: …To me, though, the biggest key to any winning team is the coach… Steve Megargee’s answer: … I’d lean toward the point guard because he’s more likely to make an instant impact and also probably has [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, April 9, 2009
So much going on out there that we couldn’t ignore it all and thought you would appreciate a comprehensive entry following-up on a lot of topics. This couldn’t be more classic. The picture to the left was taken by the N&O/Charlotte Observer’s Robert Willett after Monday night’s NCAA Championship game and served as the front page for [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, March 12, 2009
For those people that want to interact and ‘converse’ more during the day – why don’t you give our chat function a try? Today appeears to be a good day for it. You can access it at the very top of the page at the link for “StateFansNation Chat” BJD Comments Well, it’s finally here. [...]
Continue reading...Monday, February 23, 2009
Let’s kick off the week with some basketball. Crunch =====> I have been accused by some of my friends of being too ’soft’ on the current basketball situation and being more optimistic than the average fan. But, I am feeling more and more vindicated every time the Wolfpack steps on the floor. There is [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, January 3, 2009
Exhausting. The absence of a strong backcourt bites NC State again as the Wolfpack fails to handle the ball appropriately throughout the day and has nobody who can play defense against opposing guards – like Nick Calathus. If only John Wall is watching and can recognize the solid balance comprised in the Wolfpack’s roster before the [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, December 20, 2008
You can use this entry for various conversations with so many different things going on out there. State 78 Lipscomb 58 width=330; height=280; wral_insert_video_player_4179264(width,height); The Wolfpack advanced to 7-1 on the hardwood with a twenty point win over Lipscomb. The headline at the N&O says, “Mays leads Pack” (Click for article) Thrust into a suddenly prominent lineup [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, November 1, 2008
Let me remind everyone that SFN now has a chat room associated with the site. We don’t use that much, but I figure it would be a nice place for some of you to convene during the day. There are some interesting games in the ACC today starting with Miami @ Virginia (that just kicked-off). [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Maryland and North Carolina currently sit as the ACC’s only two bowl eligible teams, but a quick look at the conference’s standings before week 10 will show that every team in the conference – except for NC State – has the chance to ultimately control their own destiny. It is a crazy season! The loss [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, October 14, 2008
===> NC State is half way through Tom O’Brien’s second season but the depth and breadth of the of Wolfpack’s inexplicable rash of injuries makes analysis of the program’s progress under Coach O’Brien challenging. Add to the mix that NC State competes against one of the ten toughest schedules in the country (as judged by [...]
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