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TABLE OF CONTENTS 2014 TEAM National Honors . 104 NFL History . 132 Bios - Veterans . 6 Results . 123 Bios - Newcomers . 26 Retired Jerseys . 94 Noting The Pack . .28 Series Records . 130 Quick Facts . 2 Yearly Leaders . 112 Roster . .4 Year-by-Year Records . 116 Year-by-Year Team Stats, NC State . 118 COACHING STAFF Year-by-Year Team Stats, Opponent . 120 Head Coach Dave Doeren . .32 NC STATE UNIVERSITY Assistant Coaches . 35 Support Staff. 44 Chancellor Randy Woodson . 138 Director of Athletics Deborah R . Yow . 139 2013 IN REVIEW Carter-Finley Stadium . 140 Media Information . 144 Defensive Stats, Season . 50 Murphy Center . 142 Individual Game-by-Game Stats . 52 NC State University . 146 Individual Stats, Season . 48 Participation . 54 CREDITS Starters, Game-by-Game . 49 Team Stats, Game-by-Game . 51 Editor: Annabelle Myers Team Stats, Season . 48 Graphic Design: Jeff Wood and McLean Roberts Photo Credits: Chris Coleman, Karl DeBlaker, Larry French, Gene Galin, Jed THE RECORD BOOK Gammon, Greg Mintel, Jack Tarr, Peyton Williams, Roger Winstead, USA Today ACC Statistical Champions . 88 By Class . 75 FOLLOW THE PACK Bowl Records . 92 Carter-Finley Stadium Records . 86 GoPack com. Defensive Records . 72 Individual Records . 56 Twitter: . @PackFootball Longest Plays . 87 . @StateCoachD Passing Records . .63 Facebook: . PackFootball Punting Records . .69 Receiving Records . 66 . NCStateAthletics Returns Records . .74 Youtube:. NCStatePackFootball Rushing Records . 60 . NCStateAthletics Scoring Records . .70 Instagram: . PackFootball Single Season Team Bests . 81 Single Game Team Bests . .83 Single Game Opponent Bests . 85 Team Highs/Lows . 58 Total Offense/All Purpose Records . .68 HISTORY Academic Honors . 102 ACC Honors . .100 Against All Competition . 111 All-Americans . 96. All-Time Assistant Coaches . 106 AP Poll . 85 Coaching Records . 122 Letterwinners . 107 NC STATE FOOTBALL 2014 3 QUICK FACTS WOLFPACK FOOTBALL STAFF GENERAL INFORMATION Head Coach: Dave Doeren (Drake ‘93) NC State University Record at school (yrs): 3-9 (2nd year) Location . Raleigh, NC 27695 Career Record: 26-13 (3 years) Founded .. 1887 Enrollment . 34,009 ASSISTANT COACHES (Alma Mater): Nickname . Wolfpack Matt Canada (Indiana ‘93) Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Colors . Red (PMS-186) and White Mike Uremovich (Purdue ‘00) Offensive Line Conference . Atlantic Coast Conference Des Kitchings (Furman ‘00) Running Backs/Recruiting Coordinator President . Dr . Randy Woodson Frisman Jackson (W . Illinois ‘04) Wide Receivers Athletics Director . Deborah A . Yow Eddie Faulkner (Wisconsin ‘00) Tight Ends/Fullbacks/Special Teams Coor . Carter-Finley Stadium Dave Huxtable (E . Illinois ‘79) Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Field . Wayne Day Family Field George Barlow (Marshall ‘90) Cornerbacks Surface . Natural Grass Ryan Nielsen (USC’02) Defensive Line/Run-Game Coordinator Capacity . 57,583 Clayton White (NC State ‘01) Safeties/Co-Special Teams Coordinator Press Box . Vaughn Towers Jason Veltkamp (Carroll College ‘94) Dir . Strength/Conditioning NC State Football History Bill Nayes (Wisconsin ‘94) Director of FB Operations First year of football . 1892 All-time record . 561-551-55 TEAM INFORMATION Bowl Appearances . 27 (14-12-1) 2013 Overall record 3-9 2013 LETTERWINNERS BY POSITION Conference record/finish 0-8/6th in Atlantic Division (36 returning, 22 lost) (Italics indicates letterwinner lost) Letterwinners Returning: 35 (17 Off, 15 Def, 3 ST) OFFENSE (16/15) Letterwinners Lost: 23 (9 Off, 14 Def, 0 ST) OT(2/0): Tyson Chandler, Joe Thuney Starters Returning: 16 (7 Off, 7 Def, 2 ST) OG (3/1): Alex Barr, Duran Christophe, Andy Jomantas, Ali Kassem Starters Lost: 8 (4 Off, 4 Def, 0 ST) C (1/0): Quinton Schooley TE (1/1): David J . Grinnage, Asa Watson RETURNING STARTERS WR (5/3): Johnathan Alston, Bra’lon Cherry, Travares Copeland, Offense (7) Defense (7) Special Teams (2) Quintin Payton, Jumichael Ramos, Rashard Smith, Tyson Chandler, OT Art Norman, DE Wil Baumann, P Bryan Underwood, Marquez Valdes-Scantling Joe Thuney, OT Monty Nelson, DT Niklas Sade, PK QB (0/2): Brandon Mitchell, Pete Thomas Alex Barr, OG Thomas Teal, DT RB (3/1): Tony Creecy, Matt Dayes, Milton Hall, Shadrach Thornton Quenton Schooley, C Brandon Pittman, LB FB (2/1): Ryan Cheek, Devin O’Connor, Tyler Purvis Shadrach Thornton, RB Juston Burris, CB Tyler Purvis, FB Jack Tocho, CB DEFENSE (15/14) David J . Grinnage, TE Hakim Jones, S DT (3/4): Deylan Buntyn, A .J . Ferguson, Carlos Gray, Jake Kahut, T Y. McGill, Monty Nelson, Thomas Teal STARTERS LOST DE (3/2): Darryl Cato-Bishop, Drew Davis, Art Norman, Mike Rose, Offense (4) Defense (4) Forrest West Duran Christophe, OG Darryl Cato-Bishop, DE LB (3/4): Robert Caldwell, Rod Cox, Zach Gentry, D .J . Green, Brandon Mitchell, QB D .J . Green, LB Rodman Noel, Brandon Pittman, M .J . Salahuddin Quintin Payton, WR Robert Caldwell, LB CB (3/1): Juston Burris, Marchez Coates, Sean Paul, Jack Tocho Rashard Smith, WR Dontae Johnson, S S (4/2): Tim Buckley, Jarvis Byrd, Dontae Johnson, Hakim Jones, Josh Stanley, Dravious Wright SPECIAL TEAMS (3/0) P/PK (2/0): Wil Baumann, Niklas Sade SN (1/0): Scott Thompson 4 NC STATE FOOTBALL 2014 MEET THE PACK 2014 ROSTER ALPHABETICAL NUMERICAL No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp Hometown (Last School) No. Name Pos. 50 Tony Adams C 6’2 317 Fr . HS Charlotte, N C. (Independence) 2 Josh Jones S 54 Davion Allred DE 6’0 219 *Fr . SQ Raleigh, N C. (Millbrook) 2 Jalan McLendon QB 15 Johnathan Alston WR 6’3 204 So . 1VL Bunn, N C. (Bunn) 3 Jumichael Ramos WR 71 Alex Barr OG 6’7 322 *Jr . 1VL Fayetteville, Ga . (Starr’s Mill) 4 Jerod Fernandez LB 36 Wil Baumann P 6’6 197 Sr . 3VL Wilmington, N C. (Hoggard) 5 Rodman Noel LB 52 Cole Blankenship C 6’2 286 *Fr . RS Mocksville, N C. (Davie County) 5 Josh Taylor QB 24 Shawn Boone S 5’10 185 Fr . HS Palm Beach Gardens, Fla . (Dwyer) 6 Tim Buckley S 41 Cole Boroughs CB 6’0 194 *So . RS Asheboro, N C. (Asheboro) 7 Sean Paul CB 19 Evan Brabrand QB 6’3 190 Fr . HS Raleigh, N C. (Wakefield) 8 Dravious Wright S 38 Garrett Bradbury TE 6-4 250 Fr . HS Charlotte, N C. (Charlotte Christian) 9 Jarvis Byrd S 12 Jacoby Brissett QB 6’4 236 *Jr . RS West Palm Beach, Fla . (Dwyer/Univ . of Florida) 10 Shadrach Thornton RB 31 NaQuan Brown WR 6-3 193 Sr . HS Charlotte, N C. (West Mecklenburg) 11 Juston Burris CB 89 Benson Browne TE 6’5 267 *Jr . (Gr .) 1VL Cincinnati, Ohio (Walnut Hills) 11 Garrett Leatham QB 62 R C. Brunstetter LS 6’3 229 Fr . HS Mocksville, N C. (Davie County) 12 Jacoby Brissett QB 6 Tim Buckley S 6’0 195 *Jr . 2VL Raleigh, N C. (Cardinal Gibbons) 12 Nicholas Lacy CB 11 Juston Burris CB 6’1 207 *Jr . 2VL Raleigh, N C. (Broughton) 13 Bra’Lon Cherry WR 9 Jarvis Byrd S 5’10 190 *Gr . 2VL Pahokee, Fla . (Pahokee) 14 Malcolm Means S 22 Dayton Campos WR 5’9 215 *Sr . SQ Jacksonville, N C. (Jacksonville) 15 Johnathan Alston WR 74 Tyson Chandler OT 6’7 354 *Gr . 3VL N . Plainfield, N .J . (N . Plainfield/Fork Union) 19 Maurice Morgan WR 13 Bra’Lon Cherry WR 5’11 187 So . 1VL New Bern, N C. (New Bern) 19 Evan Braband QB 49 Bradley Chubb DE 6’4 240 Fr . HS Powder Springs, Ga . (Hillgrove) 20 Hakim Jones S 25 Niles Clark CB 5’11 188 *So . SQ Marietta, Ga . (Lassiter) 21 Matt Dayes RB 48 Cole Cook TE 6’5 235 Fr . HS Carrollton, Ga . (Carrollton) 21 Elliott Davis CB 26 Tony Creecy RB 5’11 215 *Gr . 3VL Durham, N C. (Southern) 22 Troy Vincent, Jr . CB 78 Rob Crisp OT 6’7 300 *Sr . 2VL Raleigh, N C. (Athens Drive) 22 Dayton Campos WR 43 Coult Culler LB 6’5 230 Fr . HS Wilmington, N C. (Laney) 24 Shawn Boone S 57 Peter Daniel OT 6’6 257 *Fr . HS Raleigh, N C. (Broughton) 25 Niles Clark CB 91 Drew Davis DE 6’3 242 *So . 1VL Raleigh, N C. (Broughton) 26 Tony Creecy RB 21 Elliott Davis CB 6’1 175 Fr . HS Gaithersburg, Md . (Quince Orchard) 27 Kalen McCain S 21 Matt Dayes RB 5’9 202 So . 1VL Weston, Fla . (Cypress Bay) 27 Dakwa Nichols RB 4 Jerod Fernandez LB 6’1 231 *Fr . RS Lake Mary, Fla . (Lake Mary) 28 Josh Sessoms S.
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