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NC State’s Depth Chart vs. Marshall (with Notes)

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NC State has released their depth chart for their home game against Marshall this weekend.

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Notes

  • Head Coach Dave Doeren announced that Sophomore MJ Morris will be starting at Quarterback this week ahead of Brennan Armstrong.
  • Doeren also announced that Redshirt Junior Dylan McMahon will be stepping back into his role as the starting Center, after missing the past two games due to injury.
    • As a result, Redshirt Sophomore Lyndon Cooper is able to move back to his normal starting position at Left Guard. He is still listed as McMahon’s backup at Center.
  • The Wolfpack coaching staff isn’t simply reassessing who they have as their starting Quarterback. They are also reassessing the Wide Receiver position.
    • Sophomore Terrell Timmons is now listed as the starter at X Receiver.
      • Timmons had his best performance of 2023 this past Friday against Louisville, snagging 3 receptions for 71 yards.
    • Redshirt Sophomore Julian Gray is no longer the starting X Receiver, but has been named the starting FLEXY receiver (a form of Inside Wide Receiver).
      • Junior Porter Rooks has been the starter at the FLEXY position since Week 1. Rooks and True Freshman Juice Vereen are now listed as Gray’s backups.
      • To be honest, I love this idea, because I’ve never seen Gray as an outside receiver. He is a playmaker that needs to have more high percentage opportunities to get the ball in his hands.
  • Junior Strong Safety Devan Boykin is listed as the starter once again, after missing last week due to injury.
    • Junior Bishop Fitzgerald is listed as the backup, but there is an “or” between their names.

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CBS Sports Ranks Dave Doeren as 1 of the Top-20 Coaches in College Football

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CBS Sports released their Top-25 Power 4 Coaches in College Football, and NC State’s Dave Doeren came in at #16. Heading into last season, he went into the season ranked #25.

16) Dave Doeren: The NC State coach finally gets some overdue credit. He’s always hovered around the bottom of our top 25 or just outside it, and now he finds himself firmly entrenched in it thanks to all the changes at the top. Coaches who take mid-tier programs and overachieve never get enough credit, in my estimation, and the consistency Doeren has established at NC State — where he spent most of his time in a division with Clemson and Florida State — is one of the most impressive things any coach in the country has done. I’m glad to see Doeren getting closer to the top 15. 2023 rank: 25 (+9) (CBS Sports)

Numerous CBS Sports’ analysts voted in the poll, and Tom Fornelli actually ranked Doeren #8.

ACC Coaches that made the Top-25

3. Dabo Swinney (Clemson)

8. Mike Norvell (FSU)

16. Dave Doeren (NC State)

19. Jeff Brohm (Louisville)

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NC State vs. Tennessee Kickoff Time & TV Network Revealed

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Kickoff time and TV Channel details have been revealed for NC State and Tennessee’s game in the Duke Mayo Classic in Week 2 of next season.

The game will be a primetime game on Saturday 7th, at 7:30pm on ABC.

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This game has the makings to be a Top-25 matchup.

Here’s a look at some of the Way-Too-Early Preseason rankings for the Wolfpack and the Volunteers:

Action Network: NC State #24/Tennessee #17

ON3: NC State #22/Tennessee #15

247: NC State #21/Tennessee #11

ESPN: NC State #17/Tennessee #15

DraftKings released their way-too-early odds for the game, and Tennessee is currently a 5.5-point favorite.

Here’s the deal, as NC State fans, if we want to be a big time Football program, NC State fans need to gobble up tickets to this game. Let’s do our part and make sure that Bank of America Stadium is painted RED. Buy Tickets HERE.

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NC State and UVA Agree to Home-and-Home Non-Conference Games

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NC State announced this morning that the Wolfpack and UVA will play in a home-and-home non-conference series, with the game in 2025 being in Raleigh, and the game in 2026 being in Charlottesville.

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To reiterate, despite the fact that both teams are in the ACC, these games are considered non-conference games, and won’t count toward conference records. This is similar to what UNC and Wake Forest did a few years back.

Here’s what’s interesting about the addition of these games in 2025 and 2026. Prior to the announcement, NC State already had 4 non-conference games scheduled for both years.

It would be my assumption that one of the previously scheduled non-conference games for each season will not take place now.

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NC State’s 2024 Transfer Class Rankings After Carter Commitment

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