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If you want to talk about Wolfpack football you find someone who is passionate about NC State. We turned to Evan at Red & White Podcast (subscribe) to share his observations, thoughts and ideas on the Pack (follow on X).
Is there a root cause of the inconsistencies that fans are pulling their hair out over from week to week? Is mediocrity just okay? What has and what can change to make things better? What will get the Wolfpack over the hump? Evan deals the cards and lays out the future of the program.
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Does the administration need to be more responsive to the fans and alumni? Perhaps a whisper in the ear of AD Boo Corrigan may help move the needle. It starts with better communication which is a hallmark of leadership.
Will explores the on-field product in detail. Starting with the offensive line, the head scratching use of wide receivers, or lack thereof and an early season swap out of quarterback. There are some bright spots and we don’t miss the opportunity to bring them to light. Evan offers up answers to the questions and ideas on what can change that into success for Wolfpack football.
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On the defensive side NC State helps keep the Pack in games. With both talent and experience in play the front 7 are helping stuff the run and close the pocket quickly for opposing quarterbacks. The injury bug is beginning to play a role at safety. Who will step up? Wolfpack football has a history of developing quality defensive players and Evan highlights just one of many who is making a big contribution.
Thoughts on the NC State and Duke game and how the pack can perform against a team missing their starting quarterback.
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A rundown of special teams, the rest of the season, expect a bowl and open up an NC State beer.
