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TABLE OF CONTENTS /// NC STATE UNIVERSITY GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS Name of School: NC State University Quick Facts/Table of Contents 1 City/Zip: Raleigh, NC 27695 Media Information 2-4 Founded: 1887 Schedule/Roster 5 Enrollment: 34,009 Player Profiles 6-33 Nickname: Wolfpack Head Coach Mark Gottfried Profile 34-40 Mascot: Mr. and Ms. WUF NC State Coaching Staff Profiles 41-47 School Colors: Red (PMS 186) and white Support Staff 48 Arena: PNC Arena NC State Adminstration 49-50 Wolfpack Basketball History/Tradition 51-61 Capacity: 19,700 Coaching Records 62 Conference: Atlantic Coast Conference Letterwinners 63-64 Chancellor: Dr. Randy Woodson All-Americans 65-69 Athletics Director: Deborah A. Yow Assistant Coaches 70 Athletics Dept. Phone: 919-515-2101 All-Time Jerseys 71 Basketball Office Phone: 919-515-3134 Honors and Awards 72-73 Ticket Office Phone: 919-865-1510 All-Time Records 74-75 1-800-310-PACK Scoring 76-78 Rebounding 79-80 HISTORY Field Goals 81 First Year of Basketball: 1910-11 3-Point Field Goals 82 All-Time Record: 1,663-1,008 (.623) Free Throws 83 Record at PNC Arena: 197-83 (.704) Assists 84 Years in NCAA Tourney (Last): 26 (2015) Blocks/Steals 85 NCAA Tourney Record: 37-24 Games/Minutes Played 86 Records by Class 87-89 ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Single-Season Highs 90-91 Single-Game Highs 92 Basketball Contact: Craig Hammel NC State In ACC Stats 93 Cell Phone: 317-292-0858 PNC Arena Records 94-95 Twitter: @Hammel_Craig Yearly Team Stats 96-97 E-Mail: [email protected] Opponent Records 98 Assoc. AD for Comm/Mkting: Fred Demarest Victory Margin 99 Email: [email protected] In The ACC Tournament 100-101 Press Row Phone: 919-861-6190 ACC Tournament Records 102-104 Ath Comm Mailing Address: Box 8502 ACC Tournament Stats 105-108 Raleigh, NC 27695-8502 In the NCAA Tournament 109-110 Website: GoPack.com NCAA Tournament Records 111-113 CoachGott.com NCAA Tournament Stats 114-115 Twitter: @PackMensBball In The NIT 116 Instagram: @PackMensBball NIT Stats 117 Facebook: NC State Basketball Wins vs The Top 25 118-119 YouTube: NC State Hoops Wins vs No 1 120 NC State in AP Poll 121 TEAM INFORMATION Year-By-Year Finishes 122-123 Year-By-Year Results 124-135 2015-16 Overall Record: 16-17 Vs All Competion 136-137 ACC record (Finish): 5-13 (13th) Vs All Conferences 138 Postseason Play: None NC State on TV 139-14- Final Ranking: None Radio/TV Chart IBC Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 CREDITS Letterwinners Ret/Lost: 5/2 Editor: Craig Hammel, Director of Athletics Communications Newcomers: 9 Editorial Assistance: Fred Demarest Graphic and Cover Designs: McLean Roberts, NC State Graphic Design Photo Credits: Mark McIntrye, Gene Galin, Rick Crank, Timothy Sofranco, Danny Karnik, Todd Kirkland, Danny Reise, Roger Winstead, NC State Men’s Basketball, Jack Tarr, Anthony Barham. 1 MEDIA INFORMATION /// NC STATE BASKETBALL COVERING NC STATE The NC State Athletics Communications office is committed to making the media’s work in covering the Wolfpack an enjoyable and productive experience MEDIA CREDENTIALS: Credentials are issued to working members of the media only All requests for credentials should be made from sports editors of daily newspapers and sports directors of radio and television stations Requests should be made online via NC State’s SportsSystems cre- dentialing site Any questions can be sent to Craig Hammel, Director of Athletics Communications (cwhamme2@ncsu edu or 919-515-1182) Season credentials will be granted only to daily newspapers and tele- vision/radio stations that cover NC State basketball on a regular ba- sis Other media outlets will be granted credentials on a single-game, space-available basis at the discretion of the NC State Athletics Com- munications Office INTERVIEW POLICIES: All student-athlete interview requests should be made through men’s basketball communications contact Craig Ham- mel Player interviews will be conducted after practice at the Dail Bas- ketball Center or over the phone If a media request cannot be fulfilled during this time frame, the athletics communications office will work with the media outlet to make arrangements to fulfill this request There will be no interviews on game days TELEPHONE PLAYER INTERVIEWS: Please request phone interviews at least 24 hours in advance through NC State’s athletics communica- tions office Telephone requests will be returned when players’ sched- ules allow COVERING PRACTICE: NC State basketball practices are closed to the ATHLETICS COMMUNICATION STAFF media MEDIA AVAILABILITY: Head coach Mark Gottfried will regularly con- duct media availability throughout the season Media availability will be announced via email by Craig Hammel Coach Gottfried and players will meet with the media on the Dail Center Practice Court following practice Video of Coach Gottfried’s press availability will be available online on CoachGott com and/or GoPack com POSTGAME INTERVIEWS: The NC State locker room will be closed CRAIG HAMMEL following all games Coach Gottfried will be brought to the PNC Arena DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS (MBB CONTACT) interview room and requested players will be made available at a des- CELL: (317) 292-0858 EMAIL: [email protected] ignated place after each home game On the road, Coach Gottfried TWITTER: @Hammel_Craig and players will be made available in an area designated by the host athletics communications staff This locale will be made known to the ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS PHONE: (919) 515-2102 media prior to the contest Media inquiries during games can be made to Craig Hammel DELIVERY/OVERNIGHT ADDRESS: ON THE WEB/EMAIL/TWITTER: NC State news releases, statistics, 3101 Stanhope Ave, Suite 300 Raleigh, NC 27607 and recaps are available at the school’s official athletic web site www.GoPack.com. Please contact Craig Hammel to be added to the media email distribution list Also, media members can follow Craig ON THE WEB: GOPACK COM TWITTER: @PACKATHLETICS Hammel (@Hammel_Craig) on Twitter for media-related information 2 MEDIA INFORMATION /// NC STATE BASKETBALL GAME DAY MEDIA SERVICES ACC MEDIA SERVICES MEDIA PARKING: Available on a limited basis Requests for parking The ACC communications department offers up-to-date ACC statistics passes should be made when submitting press and/or photo creden- on a daily basis and a weekly coaches’ teleconference throughout the tial requests All media parking is in the Stadium North Lot, under the season Log on to www theacc com for more details and information football scoreboard Credentials are issued to working members MEDIA WILL CALL: The press entrance and the press will-call are ACC Men’s Basketball Contact located in the arena’s south lobby at the box office entrance Brian Morrison, Associate Commissioner PRESS ROOM: The NC State press room is located on the south end, Office: (336) 851-6062 outer hallway of PNC Arena A number of telephone lines are available Cell: (336) 337-4896 - Email: bmorrison@theacc org Any questions can be sent to Craig Hammel, Director in the press room for writers, photographers and radio Wireless ser- vice is also available - MEDIA SERVICES: Roster flip cards, rosters, statistics and game notes ACC COACHES TELECONFERENCE - will be available in the press room prior to the game Halftime stats will Selected ACC head basketball coaches will be featured on eight Mon- Other media outlets will be granted credentials on a single-game, be delivered at intermission to both radios and TV, and the press room day teleconferences during the 2016-17 season The season’s first tele- - and press row Final box scores, complete with a play-by-play account conference will take place with all 15 coaches on Monday, January 9, of the game, will be distributed as quickly as possible following the 2016 Each coach will have 10 minutes to make an opening statement game Audio of the coaches’ quotes will also be distributed and answer questions There will be an instant replay of each telecon- - STAT BROADCAST: Live stats during games will be available online on ference posted online at www.theacc.com each Monday afternoon - StatBroadcast com The NC State StatBroadcast page is located at: MEDIA PHONE NUMBER: 1-888-556-4997 www ncstate statbroadcast com PHOTOGRAPHERS: NCAA policy establishes that only photographers on assignment, both for print and television, will be afforded creden- Mark Gottfried’s ACC Teleconference Schedule tials The photo zones have been marked off on each baseline, to the Monday, Jan 9 - 11:30 a m (15 coaches) right of the basket as you face the action Some photo spots have been Monday, Jan 16 - 11:30 a m (13 coaches) - assigned Monday, Jan 30 - 11:30 a m (13 coaches) - Monday, Feb 6 - 11:30 a m (13 coaches) Monday, Feb 13 - 11:30 p m (13 coaches) Monday, Feb 20 - 11:10 a m (11 coaches) Monday, Feb 27 - 11:30 a m (11 coaches) - Media availability will THE MARK GOTTFRIED SHOW ON TELEVISION During the 2016-17 season, Inside Wolfpack Sports and The Mark Gottfried Show will spotlight all the action of NC State men’s basketball Inside Wolfpack Sports airs every Saturday morning at 8:30 a m , on Fox Sports South and MASN with hosts Tony Haynes and Mark Thomas previewing upcoming action and highlighting the personalities of the Wolfpack program Starting Dec 1, The Mark Gottfried Show, a weekly recap of men’s - basketball action, will air each Sunday Check your local listings for the channel and time in your area and players will be made available in an area designated by the host Inside Wolfpack Sports Regional Sports Channel Coverage Fox Sports South Saturday, 8:30 a m MASN Saturday, 8:30 a m State news releases, statistics, The Mark Gottfried Show Raleigh WRAL (CBS) Sunday, 11:35 p m Raleigh TWC Digital Channel 106; Digital Channel 5 2 Wilmington WILM (CBS) Sunday, 11:30 p m Regional Sports Channel Coverage Fox Sports South Check local listings Tuesday, 6:00 p m MASN Check local listings Thursday, 11:00 p m Carolina On Demand (Time Warner) Channel 199 and 1047 3 MEDIA INFORMATION /// NC STATE BASKETBALL NC STATE BASKETBALL RADIO AFFILIATES WOLFPACK SPORTS NETWORK Basketball broadcasts will air The Wolfpack Sports Network, one of the strongest collegiate sports 30 minutes prior to game time.
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