Football

NC State Wolfpack is bowl eligible with win over Maryland Terrapins, 20 -14
[Nov. 27, 2005] NC State cornerback Marcus Hudson leaped for an interception, with 34 seconds remaining, to clinch a 20-14 victory against Maryland at Carter-Finley Stadium on Saturday.
Also: Maryland at NC State photo gallery

NC State defeats Middle Tennessee State, 24-3
[Nov. 20, 2005] North Carolina State used a blocked punt and an interception for two easy touchdowns, defeating Middle Tennessee, 24-3, Saturday at Carter-Finley Stadium.
Also: MTSU at NCSU football photo gallery

Awards handed out at WFU football banquet
[Nov. 20, 2005] The Wake Forest football program saluted its senior class and honored several student-athletes with individual awards at its postseason banquet on Sunday night at Bridger Field House.

Miami tops Wake Forest 47-17
[Nov. 12, 2005] Cory Randolph went 8-for-16 today, to end his senior season with 85 completions and 131 attempts, for a 64.9 completion percentage. That breaks the Wake Forest single season completion record that has been in place since 1985. Foy White went 132 for 210 (62.9 percent).

November 12th UNC and NCSU football game times to be announced
[Oct. 31, 2005] ESPN has declared a six-day option on two games for Nov. 12th. ESPN will select either Maryland at North Carolina or NC State at Boston College to be televised on ESPN2 with a 7:15 pm kickoff time.

ACC Football This Week - Week 8 10/20/05
[Oct. 20, 2005] North Carolina welcomes 23rd-ranked Virginia to Kenan Stadium on Saturday afternoon in the JP/Raycom ACC Game of the Week. 11th-ranked Florida State makes the trek to Durham, N.C. to face Duke in a game televised on ESPNU at 3:30 pm. Wake Forest welcomes NC State to Groves Stadium in the 99th meeting between both teams - the third most played series in the ACC.
Also: ACC Football Photos

Wake Forest-Miami football game rescheduled for Nov. 12
[Oct. 19, 2005] Wake Forest’s football game against Miami at Groves Stadium has been rescheduled due to the postponement of this Saturday’s Georgia Tech at Miami game, created by the projected path of Hurricane Wilma, the Atlantic Coast Conference announced today.

Letter to the Wolfpack Nation from NCSU Director of Athletics Lee Fowler
[Oct. 15, 2005] Dear Wolfpack Fans: I know this is a time of great frustration and disappointment for all of you who care deeply and passionately about Wolfpack football. As Athletic Director, I can say that we all feel badly about losing--our coaches, our players and our staff, as well as our thousands of fans. By Lee Fowler, NCSU Director of Athletics

ACC Football This Week - Week 7 10/13/05
[Oct. 13, 2005] NC State returns home to face Clemson in the 25th edition of the Textile Bowl on Thursday evening in a game shown nationally on ESPN at 7:30 pm. Wake Forest travels to Boston College for a 12 noon kickoff. Georgia Tech visits Duke on Saturday afternoon in a game shown on ESPNU at 3:30 pm
Also: ACC Football Photos

ACC Football This Week - 10/06/05
[Oct. 5, 2005] NC State travels to Georgia Tech Thursday evening in a game shown nationally on ESPN at 7:30 pm. Florida State welcomes Wake Forest to Doak Campbell Stadium Saturday afternoon. Duke makes its second trip to the Orange Bowl to face-off against Miami in a 3:30 pm kickoff. North Carolina faces Louisville in Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium.
Also: ACC Football Photos

WFU's Abbate and Randolph pick up weekly ACC awards
[Oct. 3, 2005] Wake Forest senior quarterback Cory Randolph and sophomore linebacker Jon Abbate earned Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Week awards at their respective positions, the league announced on Monday. Randolph shared the Offensive Back of the Week award with Virginia Tech’s Marcus Vick.
Also: Clemson at WFU photo gallery - 10/01/05

Blue Devils travel to face Miami
[Oct. 3, 2005] Duke plays the first of six consecutive league games to conclude the regular season this week by traveling to face ninth-ranked Miami in the Orange Bowl. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m., and the contest will be televised by ESPNU.

Duke falls to Navy 28-21
[Oct. 2, 2005] Lamar Owens ran for 106 yards and threw for 87 as Navy defeated Duke 28-21 on Saturday afternoon at Wallace Wade Stadium. Duke falls to 1-4 on the season while Navy improves to 1-2 after a three week layoff.

ACC Football This Week - 10/01/05
[Sep. 30, 2005] Navy travels to Wallace Wade Stadium to face Duke for the first time since 1997 when the Blue Devils posted a 26-17 victory over the Midshipmen. North Carolina and Utah will square-off for the second-straight year, and for the first-time in Kenan Stadium, on Saturday afternoon. Wake Forest welcomes Clemson to Groves Stadium for a 3:30 pm kickoff.
Also: ACC Football Photos