NC State concluded its season with a disappointing 16-12 loss to Maryland on the Duke’s Mayo Bowl on Dec. 30, 2022, in Charlotte, N.C.
The Wolfpack completed 8-5 and can probably not be ranked when the ultimate polls come out. NC State missed a number of starters and reserves and ended the 12 months with little identification on offense, leading to not getting a landing.
Numerous totally different moments, however NC State’s stalled drive on the Maryland two-yard line had plenty of symbolic which means.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Ben Finley threw three straight passes to go from the NCSU 37-yard line to the Maryland two-yard line. It was simply the most effective passing drive of the sport.
Finley threw three extra passes on the two-yard line, however all had been simply incompletions and the Wolfpack settled for a 19-yard subject to make it 10-6 with 4:37 left within the second quarter.
1. Exterior linebacker Drake Thomas
Thomas performed his final NCSU sport and he was spectacular from begin to end. He had 11 tackles, one sack and 4 tackles for loss. Thomas’ capacity to reap the benefits of his blitz alternatives will likely be missed subsequent 12 months.
2. Security Tanner Ingle
Ingle introduced the lumber in run help, and battled by means of a nagging leg harm that brought on him to depart the sport three totally different occasions. He completed with 10 tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss.
3. Center linebacker Isaiah Moore
Moore ended his adorned NC State profession in tying for the workforce lead with 11 tackles — three solo stops and eight assists — and he added 1.5 tackles for loss and two quarterback hurries.
NC State went 5 of 18 on third downs, whereas Maryland went 10 of 21 within the sport. It helped result in a significant time of possession benefit, with Maryland controlling 35:34 of the clock.
The NC State protection and particular groups got here by means of, however simply did not any assist from the offense, resulting in 4 subject objectives from adorned senior kicker Christopher Dunn.
NC State completed with 4 sacks and held Maryland to 41 carries for simply 76 yards. Taulia Tagovailoa typically created one thing out of nothing, but in addition ran himself into bother too. He completed with 266 yards, one landing and two interceptions.
Punter Caden Noonkester had seven punts for 41.0 yards and an extended of 52 to proceed his robust punting. Maryland received stress on him a few occasions.
The place can we begin on the offensive facet of the ball? NC State misplaced operating again Michael Allen to a probable concussion early within the first quarter after he caught a display cross, and that led to a sequence response.
NC State rushed 18 occasions for 27 yards, with former Maryland commit Jordan Houston main the Wolfpack with 9 rushes for 14 yards. Former walk-on Demarcus Jones II performed, and caught a 27-yard display cross, and redshirt sophomore Delbert Mimms III began the second half.
The Wolfpack had 4 cross performs for 20 yards and the evident lack of a No. 1 receiver was compounded. NCSU unfold the ball round to 5 large receivers, two tight ends and three operating backs, however the offense lacked explosion.
Freshman large receiver Octavian Smith flashed his immense potential and had a 41-yard kickoff return to the UMD 47-yard line. It helped arrange a 42-yard subject purpose from Chad Ryland that tied the sport at 3-3 within the first quarter.
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DALLAS — Lexi Donarski had 15 points, Alyssa Ustby scored 12 and matched her career-high with 18 rebounds and No. 14 North Carolina rolled to a 64-33 victory over SMU on Thursday night.
Donarski did her damage from 3-point range, sinking 5 of 6 attempts for the Tar Heels (16-3, 3-2 Atlantic Coast Conference). Ustby collected her seventh double-double of the season with five of them coming in the last six games.
Indya Nivar had 11 points and Maria Gakdeng totaled 10 points and seven rebounds for North Carolina, which has won three in a row and 6 of 7.
Kaysia Woods scored 12 to lead the Mustangs (10-8, 2-4).
Nivar had nine points in the first half as North Carolina turned a 13-6 first-quarter lead into a 31-14 advantage at halftime. The Tar Heels shot just 39.4% from the floor before the break, but that looked red-hot compared to SMU, which shot 13.8% overall (4 for 29).
Donarski hit her only two shots of the third quarter — both from beyond the arc — and the Tar Heels led 44-22 heading to the fourth.
Woods had five points in the final period to help SMU top the 10-point mark in a quarter for the first time in the game.
North Carolina guard Alyssa Ustby dribbles during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against SMU, Thursday, Jan. 16, 2025, in Dallas. Credit: AP/LM Otero
SMU allowed the biggest comeback in NCAA women’s basketball history its last time out when the Mustangs saw a 32-point lead with 1:37 left in the first half turn into a 72-59 loss to Pittsburgh. SMU was outscored 28-0 in the third quarter and 26-10 in the fourth.
North Carolina travels to play Pittsburgh on Sunday. SMU travels to play No. 3 Notre Dame on Sunday.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) – As wildfires ravage parts of Los Angeles and Southern California this month, federal, state, and local authorities have mobilized resources to combat the flames and assist affected communities.
Their response echoes the efforts made in North Carolina just months ago, when Hurricane Helene left widespread devastation in its wake.
A viewer named Dina asked the following question: “Why is the federal government covering 100% of the recovery costs for the California wildfires, but not doing the same for Hurricane Helene recovery efforts in North Carolina?”
Her question relates to a claim being spread around social media that the government is allegedly paying for 100% of the damage in California, but not in North Carolina.
WBTV’s Fact Check team investigated the claims and found them to be false.
Here’s what we found.
On Tuesday, Jan. 14, President Joe Biden announced that the federal government would cover 100% of certain wildfire recovery costs in California for the next 180 days.
“The federal government is going to cover 100% of the cost for the next 180 days for things like firefighter overtime pay, debris removal, temporary shelters … It’s going to cost tens of billions of dollars to get Los Angeles back to where it was,” Biden said during a press conference.
Typically, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, aka FEMA, covers 75% of disaster recovery costs, with the remaining 25% funded by state and local governments. However, under federal law, the U.S. president has the authority to increase the federal cost-share for recovery efforts.
Turns out, less than a week after Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina in September 2024, President Biden and FEMA announced that the same adjustment was made for Helene recovery in North Carolina.
Put another way: North Carolina has also had 100% of public recovery funds covered by the federal government since Oct. 2, 2024.
A release from the North Carolina governor’s office and FEMA explained how the president raised the federal contribution from 75% to 100% for the first 180 days of recovery. (The same time period that was just established in California).
After the six-month period, the cost-share for public assistance projects was increased from 75% to 90%. Click here to read the official FEMA release about this.
—> North Carolina Red Cross volunteers deploy to support wildfire victims in California
President Biden’s decision to increase the federal cost-share for California wildfires is consistent with the aid provided to North Carolina following Hurricane Helene.
Claims that the federal government is covering a higher percentage of recovery costs in California compared to in North Carolina are false. Both states received identical cost-share adjustments.
If you have further questions or claims you’d like us to investigate, feel free to reach out to us at factcheck@wbtv.com.
—> State releases names of 104 Helene victims in North Carolina for 1st time: See list here
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