Did you know that Packinsider.com has a whole section dedicated to the history of NC State athletics? If you haven’t...
With the 2018 football season right around the corner, it’s time for me to help you catch up on your NC State history before the Wolfpack...
With the 2018 football season right around the corner, it’s time for me to help you catch up on your NC State history before the Wolfpack...
With the 50th anniversary of Carter Finley being celebrated this Saturday at home against Notre Dame, GoPack.com has completed its list of the top games in...
About dang time! NC State fans have long awaited a time when their rich history could be put on display. The investment in the renovation of Reynolds Coliseum...
After arriving at NC State in 1946, Everett Case wasted no time, scooping up five quick Southern Conference Championships. He was one of the proponets of the...
Dick Dickey was the first real superstar to wear the NC State Red-and-White. Recruited from Indiana by Everett Case, Dickey was one of the pioneers of...
Last night, NFL.com published an article examining how many college’s have produced a #1 draft pick in both the NFL and the NBA Drafts. Out of all...
Many NC State fans are well versed in the history of the University and it’s basketball program. On the other hand, there are also a large...
Most likely one the greatest NC State players you have never heard of, Bobby Speight led the Wolfpack to back-to-back Southern Conference Championships in 1951 and ’52. A 6’8...
It’s been awhile since we delved into the NC State history books and featured one of the Jerseys in the Rafters. In the past we have...
Everett Case set the standard for the ACC, leading NC State to the first 3 conference championships (54-56). Ronnie Shavlik was arguably the most decorated player...
We’ve heard the story time and time again of Michael Jordan being cut from his JV team back in high school. It’s a story that is...
Legendary Wolfpack coach Everett Case reeled in a legendary recruiting class in 1956 when he brought in two players from Philadelphia, who would eventually go on...
