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Rick Barnes Updates Status of Tyler Lundblade, Jalen Washington Before Tennessee’s Exhibition at Duke
Photo via Caleb Jarreau | RTI On Tuesday night, Tennessee basketball is hitting the road for its final public exhibition of the 2026-27 preseason. The Vols will square off with Duke in Cameron Indoor Arena at 7 p.m. ET on ACC Network. However, it appears the Vols will continue to be without two key pieces…
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How gratitude shaped Paul McNeil's return to NC State, approach to the season
Reporters clamored around Paul McNeil’s table at ACC Tipoff in Charlotte, where they held recording devices, cameras and lights. Everyone wanted to talk to the guard who stayed home — twice. The junior returned to the Wolfpack for a third season, despite testing the waters in the transfer portal. He also returned to the Wolfpack, where he will play for a third coach in three seasons. Staying after Kevin Keatts’ firing was admirable. Doing it again after Will Wade’s lone season — Wade wanted McNeil to join him at LSU — started a larger conversation about loyalty and legacy. How are people going to remember him? And for what does he want to be remembered? Gratitude. It drives McNeil in everything he does. “We’re all here, even y’all here asking these questions, that’s a blessing itself,” McNeil said last week. “Can’t be mad at it.” The Rockingham, North Carolina, native admitted the end of last season “hurt my heart” and said he took it personally. He didn’t like the way Raleigh and N.C. State’s campus felt after the season’s disappointing ending and Wade’s departure. “It was a bad feeling,” McNeil said. “There was negative energy; energy wasn’t right.” He still
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Former NC State football coach Chuck Amato has died. See photos from his career
Chuck Amato, who coached N.C. State football from 2000 to 2006, following a career there as a player in the 1960s, has died. He was 80. He won a school-record 11 games in 2002. Here are photos from his career.
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NC State men's basketball final roster, depth chart projections for 2026-27 season
RALEIGH, N.C. -- It's so close you can taste it. The shoes squeaking, the rims rattling, the fans cheering, the whistles blowing and the buzzer sounding. Basketball season is right around the corner, and we'll get a glimpse of the action on Sunday when NC State finally takes the court for a public exhibition in Greensboro.
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EXHIBITION PRIMER: NC State Opens the Gainey Era vs. Mississippi State in Greensboro
Location: The Greensboro Complex (Greensboro, NC) Sunday’s exhibition against Mississippi State is more than a glorified scrimmage. This is the fanbase’s first real look at the Gainey-Era Wolfpack. It will also be the first time we see this reworked roster in action. But it will certainly be a...
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Big-play NC State WR commit Khy'lieb Rodriguez: 'I'm ready to work'
Last fall during his junior season, Charlotte (N.C.) Ardrey Kell wide receiver Khy'lieb Rodriguez caught 52 passes for 755 yards and 7 touchdowns. Despite those numbers, he still flew somewhat under the radar. In fact, Rodriguez didn't earn his first Power Four until Boston College pulled the trigger in March.
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Duke Player Slaps Female Medical Staffer’s Hand During Game Vs North Carolina, Fans Want Him Suspended
Duke football faces calls to suspend one of its players. On Saturday, during Duke’s game against North Carolina, their safety Dashawn Stone lay motionless on the field after tackling Jaylen McGill. Stone’s teammate, Kimari Robinson, went to check on him. Robinson got too close to the medical staff, and a female staffer tried to gently […] The post Duke Player Slaps Female Medical Staffer’s Hand During Game Vs North Carolina, Fans Want Him Suspended appeared first on BroBible.
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State of the NC State Football Program | Having the Philip Rivers Discussion | Coffee With Cory
NC State football is currently on a bye week after another ugly loss to Wake Forest that leaves the program at 3-3 overall and 1-2 in the ACC at the midway point in the season. Suffice to say, the vibes around the program before heading into Stanford next week are not very high.
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2026 SAS Championship – Goosen shoots 65, leads field into Round 2
CARY, NC – A late scoring run put Retief Goosen at the top of the 2026 SAS Championship leaderboard following opening-round play Friday at Prestonwood Country Club. Carding a 65 (-7) for the day, the World Golf Hall of Famer took advantage of pivotal approach shots on his final four holes, scoring birdie, par, eagle, birdie.
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Which Oregon commits, 2028 recruits are on campus for game vs. Nebraska?
The Oregon Ducks are welcoming back several talented recruits and commits once again this weekend against the Nebraska Cornhuskers . They will hope to give the incoming talent a better show than last week's loss to UCLA. There are expected to be at least 15 recruits on the sideline for Saturday's game, with the potential for the list to expand. Among those visitors are seven committed players in the 2027 class, highlighted by five-star edge rusher Rashad Streets and four-star athlete Tae Walden Jr. Streets makes the trip from Raleigh, North Carolina, and is one of Oregon's top commits. So far in his senior season, Streets has compiled 60 tackles, 33.5 tackles for loss, and 13 sacks in seven games at Millbrook High School. He is a top-30 recruit in the country, and he has remained steadfast in his commitment to the Ducks , even being one of the more vocal commits on social media, recruiting other players. Walden was a splashy add to the class over the summer, as the Ducks pulled off the comeback win in the recruiting race after getting his final official visit. Walden is a star at wideout and corner, and he has the potential
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Year four for Zoe Brooks: NC State’s quiet killer is coming out of her shell
Some people think of a leader as one who is always speaking up. The loudest voice in the room. That’s never been NC State women’s basketball’s senior guard Zoe Brooks. “It’s very uncomfortable,” Brooks said at last year’s ACC Tipoff. “I’m very quiet. I like to lead by example; I’m quiet when it comes to basketball.”