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Tommy Burleson won an NCAA title with the 1974 NC State Wolfpack, but had a horrifying experience at the 1972 Olympics he still dreams about.

Perhaps best known as the Brownstone Hotel, the decades-old hotel is being replaced with a 12-story student housing complex. What to know.

Heels’ defensive improvement this season includes better handling of quick turnovers and poor field position.

NC State sophomore MJ Morris spoke publicly for the first time since being named the Wolfpack’s starting quarterback this week. He’s confident and excited for this next step.

North Carolina State is changing quarterbacks after a bumpy month with a new offense. Coach Dave Doeren said Monday the team is elevating sophomore MJ Morris to the starting job instead of Virginia graduate transfer Brennan Armstrong for this weekend's game against Marshall. The announcement comes three days after the Wolfpack struggled again to consistently move the ball in Friday night's 13-10 home loss to Louisville.

There’s skepticism among some leaders about a Biden administration notice admonishing historically unequal funding for SC’s only public HBCU. Will “antipathy” toward Biden affect chances to remedy inequality for S.C. State?

The timetable for junior quarterback Riley Leonard’s return to play for the No. 19 Duke Blue Devils has yet to be finalized, but the team’s medical staff is optimistic.

Louisville didn't have to be perfect but the Cardinals turned out to be good enough Friday night. Brock Travelstead drilled a 53-yard field goal with 5:32 remaining and Louisville remained undefeated by holding North Carolina State scoreless in the second half for a 13-10 victory. “Our guys played hard and made enough plays,” first-year coach Jeff Brohm said.

On the night N.C. State honored Bill Cowher, the defense did him right. But the only way to describe the offense is to put the word “felony” in front of it.

On the night N.C. State honored Bill Cowher, the defense did him right. But the only way to describe the offense is to put the word “felony” in front of it.