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NC State suffered a 75-65 loss to Clemson, bringing the Pack’s season record to 11-5 overall and 4-1 in the ACC. Clemson’s victory improved their standing to 12-5 overall and 3-2 in conference play. The Pack played without Zam Jones, who was sidelined for NC State due to an ankle injury. Despite holding a lead…
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Bracketology Guru has us in Ames Iowa in March As the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament approaches, ESPN’s Big Charlie wants all eyes on the Ames region if you are an NC State fan. Just for fun, let’s focus on bracketology guru’s matchups: NC State (6) vs. North Dakota State (11) and Iowa State (3) vs.…
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With Zamareya Jones injured, Destiny Lunan is set to take a starting role for NC State against Clemson. Lunan, a four-star recruit and McDonald’s All-American nominee, has been contributing significantly during her freshman year. Averaging 8.2 points and 2.3 assists per game, she has the potential to lead the Wolfpack to victory.
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NC State’s upcoming game against Clemson will see standout guard Zamareya Jones out due to an ankle injury, affecting the team’s offensive capabilities. However, Tilda Trygger is listed as probable, offering some hope for the Wolfpack as they prepare for the January 8 matchup, needing to adjust to Jones’s absence.
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As of January 7, 2025, NC State ranks 22nd but receives minimal recognition in the AP poll, indicating a disconnect between their performance and media acknowledgment. This situation may motivate the team to prove their value and gain respect as they approach future games, positioning themselves as underdogs.
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Khamil Pierre, NC State women’s basketball junior forward, has been named to the 2025-26 John R. Wooden Award Top 25 Midseason Watch List due to her outstanding season. Averaging 15.2 points and leading the nation with 11.9 rebounds per game, she plays a crucial role in her team’s success and aims for postseason achievements.
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The NC State women’s basketball team faces Clemson in a pivotal ACC match-up. Key players like Rusne Augustinaite, Mia Moore, and Rachael Rose will be crucial for Clemson’s performance. NC State must employ specific defensive strategies to counter each player’s strengths while leveraging their own strong rebounding and scoring metrics to secure victory.
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A sidebar link will feature potential recruits for 2027, updated through Fall 2026 with new offers and commitments. Notable players include Jazman Bailey (PG, Texas), De’Andra Minor (CG, Oklahoma), Ivanna Wilson Manyacka (G, Maryland), and Jordyn Palmer (W, Pennsylvania), showcasing varying ESPN ranks and positions.
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NC State women’s basketball celebrated a strong 71-60 victory over California, bringing their overall record to 11-4 and a perfect 4-0 in ACC play. Khamil Pierre led with 21 points while Zoe Brooks and Qadence Samuels contributed significantly. Despite missing Tilda Trigger, the team thrived, showcasing impressive defense and scoring efficiency. Go Pack!
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