Here’s a breakdown of how many plays each NC State player played against Old Dominion, accompanied by some key notes.

Quarterback

Jacoby Brissett – 75 plays (95%).  This was a season high for Brissett.

Jalan McClendon – 4 (5%).

Running Back

Senior Shadrach Thornton played for the first time this season, and he and Junior Matt Dayes basically split the carries right down the middle.

Matt Dayes – 42 (53%)

Shadrach Thornton – 40 (51%)

Wide Receiver

Junior Jumichael Ramos led the Wide Receivers in snaps for the third straight game.  Despite not producing eye popping statistics, Junior Jonathan Alston and Freshman Maurice Trowell are the next two receivers that the Wolfpack coaches send out the most.  Freshman Nyheim Hines saw the least amount of snaps of the young season, and Sophomore Gavin Locklear picked up some of those snaps in the slot.

Jumichael Ramos – 50 (63%).  This was a season high for Ramos.

Jonathan Alston – 33 (42%).  This was a season high for Alston.

Maurice Trowell – 29 (37%)

Bra’Lon Cherry – 27 (34%).  This was a season high for Cherry.

Gavin Locklear – 17 (22%) This was a season high for Locklear.

Nyheim Hines – 7 (9%)

Fullbacks & Tight Ends

Sophomore Cole Cook has tallied more snaps than any other NC State Tight End this season.  I really am puzzled that Doeren made a big deal in the press conference earlier last week about Junior David Grinnage being back to full speed, and then see him only play 18 snaps against Old Dominion.

Cole Cook – 52 (66%).  This was a season high for Cook.

Jaylen Samuels – 48 (61%).  This was a season for Samuels.

Benson Browne – 26 (33%)

David Grinnage – 18 (23%)

Offensive Line

Freshman Will Richardson has now led the Wolfpack Offensive Linemen in snaps for three straight games.  Seniors Quinton Schooley and Joe Thuney tied him in snaps on Saturday.  Junior Bryce Kennedy had a season high 51 snaps, before he left the game with an injury.

Will Richardson – 79 (100%)

Quinton Schooley – 79 (100%).  This was as season high for Schooley.

Joe Thuney – 79 (100%).  This was a season high for Thuney.

Tony Adams – 78 (99%)

Bryce Kennedy – 51 (65%).  This was a season high for Kennedy.

Tyler Jones – 27 (34%).  This was a season high for Jones.

Peter Daniel – 1 (1%)

Defensive Line

Even though Sophomore Kentavius Street didn’t start, he played the most snaps he has played all season.

B.J. Hill – 33 (73%).  This was a season high for Hill.

Mike Rose – 33 (73%)

Bradley Chubb – 33 (73%)

Kentavius Street – 25 (56%).  This was a season high for Street.

Justin Jones – 18 (40%)

Darian Roseboro – 12 (27%)

James Smith-Williams – 8 (18%)

Eurndraus Bryant – 6 (13%)

Monty Nelson – 5 (11%)

Pharoah McKever – 4 (9%).  This was a season high for McKever.

Linebacker

Airius Moore – 42 (93%)

Jerod Fernandez – 42 (93%)

Riley Nicholson – 3 (7%)

M.J. Salahuddin – 3 (7%)

Defensive Back

For the second straight week, Junior Dravious Wright played every single defensive snap.  Junior Jack Tocho made his way back on the field after sitting out the Eastern Kentucky game due to injury.

Dravious Wright – 45 (100%).  This was a season high for Wright.

Josh Jones – 42 (93%)

Hakim Jones – 39 (87%).  This was a season high for Jones.

Juston Burris – 36 (80%)

Mike Stevens – 26 (58%)

Jack Tocho – 22 (49%)  This was a season high for Tocho.

Niles Clark – 6 (13%)

Germaine Pratt – 6 (13%)

Shawn Boone – 3 (7%)