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2015 NC State Wolfpackfootball 2015 NC State WOLFPACK Football GAME 5: LOUISVILLE CARDINALS Oct. 3 • Raleigh, N.C. • Carter-Finley Stadium (57,600) • ACCN • 12:30 p.m. GAME NOTES NC STATE VS. LOUISVILLE THE MATCHUP The Wolfpack and the Cardinals will meet for the second time as conference foes on Saturday, a game which will mark the fifth in series history. The squads first met in 1951 with Louisville win- NC STATE LOUISVILLE ning the first two contests at its home stadium - 26-2 in 1951 and 35-14 in 1993. The teams met for the only time in Carter-Finley Stadium in 2007, when the Cards took at 29-10 victory. WOLFPACK vs. CARDINALS THE TEAMS In 2011, the Wolfpack earned a 31-24 win over Louisville in the Belk Bowl in Charlotte, N.C. Last 4-0 ..........Record ........... 1-3 season, NC State lost at Papa Johns Stadium, 18-30, but despite the final score, Dave Doeren 0-0 ..... ACC Record ...... 0-1 felt that the game was a turning point in his team’s season. The Wolfpack pulled within five points Multiple ......... Offense .......... Multiple with less than 3 minutes remaining in the contest, and then went on to win four of its next five to 4-2-5 .........Defense .......... 3-4 close out the season. THE COACHES Dave Doeren ..... Head Coach ...... Bobby Petrino NATIONAL LEADERS Drake ‘93 ...... Alma Mater ....... Carroll College ‘83 Two members of the NC State squad are currently 15-14 (3rd year) ... Rec. at School .... 51-16 (6th season) leading the FBS in a statistical category this week. 38-18 (5th year) ......Overall Rec. ...... 93-37 (11th season) Quarterback Jacoby Brissett is the national leader in OFFENSIVE STATS completion percentage with a .779 mark four games 478.5 .....Total Off/Gm....... 408.5 into his senior campaign. The candidate for several 259.0 . Rushing Yds/Gm .. 153.8 national awards, Brissett has now thrown 189 straight 219.5 ..Passing Yds/Gm .. 254.7 passes without an interception, ranks 14th nationally in passing efficiency. DEFENSIVE STATS 205.8 ..... Total Off/Gm ...... 347.8 Running back Matt Dayes, another candidate for national awards, is the FBS leader in rushing 49.5 ....Rush Yds./Gm .... 172.3 touchdowns with nine for the season. He ranks seventh in overall scoring and 20th in rushing 156.2 ..Passing Yds/Gm .. 154.5 yards per game. GETTING IN TOUCH BRISSETT STREAKING (AGAIN!) GoPack.com .........Website .......... GoCards.com In just 17 games as an ACC quarterback, Jacoby Brissett now holds two of the top eight intercep- @PackFootball .......... Twitter ........... @UofLFootball tion-free streaks in ACC history. Annabelle Myers ...Comm. Contact ... Rocco Gasparro 919.819.8302 ...........Phone ........... 251-623-3191 Brissett threw 187 passes without being picked off in 2014 - the seventh-longest streak in ACC [email protected] ...........email ........... rocco.gasparro@ history. He has currently gone 189 straight without a pick, tied as the second-best current streak louisville.edu in the FBS and now the seventh-best in league history. SCHEDULE/RESULTS GAME INFO The senior has been INT free for 30 quarters, dating back to the Georgia Tech game on Nov. 8, Date Opp. (TV) Time/Res. 2014 (the Wolfpack’s last loss). In the six games games since, he’s thrown for 11 touchdowns. SEPTEMBER SERIES RECORD 5 TROY W, 49-21 NC State trails: 1-4-0 Last season, of Brissett’s paltry five picks, only one came in a road game. He has 172 pass Wolfpack Club Day attempts in true road games, 198 attempts including the bowl game. 12 E. KENTUCKY W, 35-0 NC STATE FOOTBALL Parents & Families HISTORY CURRENT FBS INTERCEPTION FREE STREAKS 19 @ Old Dominion 38-14 Overall (since 1892): RK Quarterback School Attempts Quarters 26 @ S. Alabama W, 63-13 573-556-55 1. Dak Prescott Mississippi State 191 18 In Carter-Finley Stadium: 2. Jacoby Brissett NC State 189 30 OCTOBER 192-105-6 Brandon Silvers Troy 189 33 3 LOUISVILLE 12:30 pm/ACC Ag Day BROADCAST INFO ALL-TIME ACC INTERCEPTION FREE STREAKS 9 @ Virginia Tech 8 pm/ESPN ESPNews Pl. Player, School Passes Year(s) 24 @ Wake Forest TBA Tim Brant, PXP 1. Russell Wilson, NC State 379 2008-09 31 CLEMSON TBA Dave Archer, Analyst 2. Drew Weatherford, Florida State 270 2007 Homecoming Roddy Jones, Sidelines 3. Christian Ponder, Florida State 237 2009 NOVEMBER Chris Weinke, Florida State 237 1999 WOLFPACK SPORTS NET- 7 @ Boston College TBA 5. Matt Blundin, Virginia 213 1990-91 WORK (RADIO) 14 @ Florida State TBA 6. Thaddeus Lewis, Duke 206 2007-08 Gary Hahn, PxP 21 Syracuse TBA 7. Jacoby Brissett, NC State 89 2014-15 Johnny Evans, Analyst Military Appreciation Day 8. Jacoby Brissett, NC State 187 2014 Tony Haynes, Sideline reporter 9. Tanner Price, Wake Forest 181 2011-12 28 UNC TBA 10. Cullen Harper, Clemson 165 2005-07 SIRIUS/XM All times Eastern Sean Renfree, Duke 165 2010 Channels 93/194 NC State vs. Louisville 2015 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date St W-L Score Opponent Att./Time TV Rusher (Att-Yds-TD) Passer (C-A-Yds-TD-I) Receiver (Rec-Yds-TD) Tackler (Tkl) 9/5 H W 49-21 TROY 57,451 ESPN3 Dayes (24-126-2) Brissett (21-23-196-2-0) Dayes (5-65-0) Jo. Jones (6) 9/12 H W 35-0 E. KENTUCKY 57,600 ESPN3 Dayes (24-116-3) Brissett (17-22-216-1-0) Ramos (7-95-0) H. Jones (5) 9/19 A W 38-14 @ Old Dominion 20,118 ASN Dayes (20-108-1) Brissett (18-27-179-1-0) Samuels (5-43-1) Street/Rose/Hill (6) 9/26 A W 63-13 @ South Alabama 21,314 ESPNews Thornton (12-111-2) Brissett (18-23-218-2-0) Dayes (6-46-0) Jo. Jones (6) 10/3 H LOUISVILLE 12:30 p.m. ACC Network 10/9 A @ Virginia Tech 8 p.m. ESPN 10/24 A @ Wake Forest TBA TBA 10/31 H CLEMSON TBA TBA 11/7 A @ Boston College TBA TBA 11/14 A @ Florida State TBA TBA 11/21 H SYRACUSE TBA TBA 11/28 H UNC-CHAPEL HILL TBA TBA ASSISTANT COACHES Position Name (Alma Mater) Where? Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks: Matt Canada (Indiana ‘93) up Offensive Line: Mike Uremovich (Purdue ‘00) down Running Backs/Recruiting Coor: Des Kitchings (Furman ‘00) down Wide Receivers: George McDonald (Illinois-UC ‘99) down TE/Fullbacks/Special Teams Coor.. Eddie Faulkner (Wisconsin ‘00) down PRONUNCIATIONS Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers: Dave Huxtable (E. Illinois ‘79) up COACHES Airius Moore ............................. AIR ee us Cornerbacks: George Barlow (Marshall ‘90) down Dave Doeren ............................. DOOR in Dakwa Nichols ......................... duh QUAY Defensive Line/Def. Run Game Coor: Ryan Nielsen (USC’02) down Mike Uremovich ................ yur EM oo vich Emmanuel Olenga .................oh LING uh Safeties/Co-Special Teams Coor: Clayton White (NC State ‘01) down Terrone Prescod ........................ tehr AHN PLAYERS Jumichael Ramos .. joo MIKE uhl RAY moes Support Staff Jacoby Brissett .. jah KOE bee briss ETTE Artemis Robinson ................. ahr TEEM is Director of Strength/Cond: Jason Veltkamp (Carroll College ‘94) Naquan Brown ........................NAY kwahn M.J. Salahuddin ..........sah LAH who deen Eurndraus Bryant ................ahn DRAY us Quinton Schooley ...QUIN tuhn SCOO lee Asst. Head Strength/Cond Coach: Dantonio Burnette (NC State ‘02) Bra’Lon Cherry ........................BRAY luhn Maxx Stoffer ........................... STOFF ehr Director of FB Operations: Joe McKillip (Wisconsin ‘11) Coult Culler ......................................COLT Kentavius Street .............. ken TAY vee us Assoc. Director of FB Ops: Pete Roley (W. Illinois ‘08) Jerod Fernandez ......................JERE uhd Joe Thuney ................................ TOO nee Asst. Director of FB Ops: Nick Kray (E. Illinois ‘08) Reggie Gallaspy ................gah LASS bee Jack Tocho ...............................TOE choe David J. Grinnage ................ GRINN edge Maurice Trowell ........................TROU uhl GENERAL INFORMATION 2015 LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Nyheim Hines ..........................nah HEEM John Tu’uta ............................. tuh EW tuh Stephen Louis ...............steff AHN LOO is Dravious Wright ...................DRAY vee us Jalen McClendon ........................JAY lehn NC State University Cornerback: Juston Burris, Jack Tocho Pharoah McKever .. FAIR row mac KEE vuhr Location Raleigh, NC 27695 Safety: Shawn Boone, Hakim Jones Founded 1887 Linebacker: Airius Moore, M.J. Salahuddin 2015 GAME CAPTAINS Enrollment 34,009 Defensve Line: B.J. Hill, Mike Rose Nickname Wolfpack Special Teams: Will Stephenson Troy: ............................. Jacoby Brissett, Hakim Jones, Mike Rose, Quinton Schooley Colors Red (PMS-186), White Running Back: Matt Dayes, ShadThornton Eastern Kentucky: .........Benson Browne, Juston Burris, Mike Rose, Joe Thuney Conference Atlantic Coast (ACC) TE/Fullback: Benson Browne, Cole Cook @ Old Dominion ............Jacoby Brissett, Cole Cook, B.J. Hill, M.J. Salahuddin President Dr. Randy Woodson Wide Rec: Gavin Locklear, Jumichael @ S. Alabama ...............Hakim Jones, Mike Rose, Quinton Schooley, Joe Thuney Athletics Dir. Deborah A. Yow Ramos Louisville ........................Jacoby Brissett, Benson Brown, B.J. Hill, Jack Tocho QB: Jacoby Brissett, Jalan McClendon @ Virginia Tech ............. Carter-Finley Stadium Off. Line: Tony Adams, Quinton Schooley, @ Wake Forest ............. Clemson ........................ Field Wayne Day Family Fld. Joe Thuney @ Boston College ......... Surface Natural Grass Freshmen: Kyle Bambard, A.J. Cole, Reg- @ Florida State ............. Capacity 57,600 gie Gallaspy II, Riley Nicholson, Nyheim Syracuse ........................ Press Box Vaughn Towers Hines, Jakobi Meyers UNC-Chapel Hill ............ This Week in NC State Football MONDAY, Sept. 28 TUESDAY, Sept. 29 WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30 THURSDAY, Oct. 1 FRIDAY, Oct. 2 11:30
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