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[BJD95]

These are solid, if not spectacular series, and the kind we always should have had NO TROUBLE scheduling.

/waits for the inevitable buyouts to play Florida Atlantic

[Classof89]

yeah, I remember how excited people were about the Tennessee and LSU home and homes, until they were bought out. Heck, even Navy bought out a return to Carter-Finley.

[highstick]

I suspect none of these games will ever happen as scheduled…We will be on probation for having “NC” in our name even though we didn’t do anything..

"Whomp 'em, Up, Side the Head"!

[redisgood]

I just saw season ticket sales have already gone over 35,000 for only the 3rd time. I guess the improved schedule, esp Notre Dame is helping, and people are still optimistic about the program. The trick will be to have a great season and bring them all back next year. I’m happy about the schedule, and if one of the QBs steps up, our offense could be fun to watch.

[StateFans]

N.C. State’s scheduled non-conference opponents:
2016: William & Mary, at ECU, Old Dominion, Notre Dame
2017: vs. South Carolina (Charlotte), at Notre Dame, Marshall, Furman
2018: West Virginia, at Marshall, Georgia State, James Madison
2019: at West Virginia, Ball State, ECU, Western Carolina
2020: Mississippi State, Delaware, at Troy
2021: at Mississippi State, Furman
2022: Texas Tech, UConn, at ECU, Charleston Southern
2023: Notre Dame, at UConn, VMI
2024: Western Carolina
2025: at Notre Dame
2026: at Vanderbilt
2027: at Texas Tech
2028: Vanderbilt

[TheCOWDOG]

Meanwhile, I think State added something else to the program…A QB from the land of spuds and blue carpet.

[Wufpacker]

^ An immediately eligible blue spudded carpet, even.

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