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NC State Snap Count: Offense: Marshall

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Before we completely move on to Furman, we wanted to take a detailed look at which NC State offensive players the coaches kept on the field the most against Marshall.

Offensive Line
Once again, Senior Tony Adams and RS Junior Tyler Jones played every single snap. RS Freshman Joe Sculthorpe played every snap in his first career start. RS Junior Terronne Prescod played 59% of the snaps against South Carolina, but bumped up to 78% against Marshall. Will Richardson will be back at his normal starting spot at Right Tackle against Furman, so expect RS Freshmen Joe Sculthorpe and Justin Witt to get only a few snaps going forward.

Tony Adams – 71
Tyler Jones – 71
Joe Sculthorpe – 71
Terronne Prescod – 55
Justin Witt – 16

H-Back
The Swiss Army knife Senior Jaylen Samuels got a little bit of a breather against Marshall. He played 80% of the snaps against South Carolina, and 65% against Marshall

Jaylen Samuels – 46

Tight End
NC State used more Tight End sets against Marshall, with Cole Cook getting 63% of the snaps, compared to 53% against South Carolina. RS Freshman Dylan Autenrieth got only one snap in the season opener, so he saw a bump last week.

Cole Cook – 45
Dylan Autenrieth – 11

Quarterback
We have now gone two games without the use of reserve Quarterback Jalan McClendon. RS Junior Ryan Finley took every snap once again.

Ryan Finley – 71

Running Back
Once again, Junior Nyheim Hines picked up more snaps than Junior Reggie Gallaspy, but the latter was much more effective against Marshall. It will be interesting to see if Gallaspy gets more carries against Furman. Also, it’s worth noting, Senior Dakwa Nichols got his first snap of the season last Saturday.

Nyheim Hines – 37
Reggie Gallaspy – 34
Dakwa Nichols – 1

Wide Receiver
Sophomore Kelvin Harmon and RS Junior Stephen Louis switched places against Marshall, with Harmon taking the most snaps at Wide Receiver. With that being said, Harmon and Louis played 91% and 92% of the game respectively against South Carolina, and 75% and 69% against Marshall. One of the reasons for this is the increased playing time of Meyers, Riely, Emezie and Ramos. Senior JuMichael Ramos got his first snaps of the season against Marshall.

Kelvin Harmon – 53
Stephen Louis – 49
Jakobi Meyers – 34
C.J. Riley – 16
Emeka Emezie – 16
Gavin Locklear – 9
JuMichael Ramos – 5

 

 

 

 

 

Matthew is Co-Owner of Pack Insider. He writes for all sports, with a focus on football and recruiting, and is in charge of business strategy. He is an NC State alum who majored in business. Matthew is also the lead pastor of The Point Church in Cary, NC.

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WATCH: Hollywood Smothers Leads NC State in Rushing at the Spring Game

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Redshirt Freshman Hollywood Smothers seemingly was the 3rd string Running Back in NC State’s 2024 Spring Game a few weeks back, but at the end of the game, he had more rushing yards than any other back.

Smothers rushed the ball 8 times for 75 yards. He possesses explosive speed, as well as excellent vision.

Check out Pack Insider’s Tape of Smothers from the Spring Game.





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NC State Offers FCS Interior Offensive Lineman D’Angalo Titialii

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NC State offered Interior Offensive Lineman D’Angalo Titialii (6’2″/320) today. After entering the Portal, the Wolfpack were the first to offer him.

Titialii spent his first three seasons at Portland State, which competes in the FCS. This year, he was the starting Center for the Vikings, and the year before he was their starting Left Guard. Over three seasons, Titialii started in 28 of the 32 games he played in.

Titialii is an intriguing prospect, considering he can play numerous positions on the Offensive Line.

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NC State Offers FCS DT Elinus Noel III

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After Elinus Noel III (6’2″/230) entered the Transfer Portal yesterday, it didn’t take long for NC State to extend an offer.

He also has picked up offers from Baylor and Temple.

Noel III played last year at Texas Southern, which is in the FCS. As a Junior, he had 52 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks in 10 games.

Prior to Texas Southern, Noel III spent his first two seasons at Nicholls State, where he recorded a total of 53 tackles.

247Sports ranked him as a 3-Star prospect in the 2021 recruiting class out of New Orleans (LA).

Noel III has 1 year of eligibility remaining.

With Nick Campbell entering the Transfer Portal, NC State is in the hunt for some depth at Nose Tackle. Even if the staff were to feel confident with what they have in JR Brandon Cleveland and RS-SODJ Jackson, the Wolfpack is in need of depth at the position.

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WATCH: In NC State’s Spring Game, Tight End Justin Joly Showed He is Going to Be Trouble for Opposing Defenses in ’24

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It was evident NC State Tight End Justin Joly (6’3″/235) is going to be a problem for opposing defenses after his performance in the 2024 Spring Game a few weeks back. He is an extremely athletic Tight End, but he’s also bigger and more physical than I expected.

According to my calculations, Joly had 3 receptions for 56 yards and a touchdown. He started things off with a 3-yard touchdown in the corner of the end zone. He followed that up with a 16 yard catch across the middle through contact. Finally, Joly was the recipient of a double-reverse flea flicker, from RB Demarcus Jones II to WR Kevin Concepcion to QB Grayson McCall to him, for a 37-yard gain.

Joly transferred to NC State this offseason from UCONN, and he was the #2 Tight End in the Transfer Portal according to ON3. He had an incredible Sophomore campaign this past year, catching 56 passes for 578 yards and 2 touchdowns. Joly had 4 receptions for 38 yards in the season opener against the Wolfpack.

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