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Found 87 events matching "football"

1931-1933
Clipper Smith, football head coach
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1937–1943
Doc Newton, football head coach
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1925–1929
Gus Tebell, football head coach
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1919-1920
Bill Fetzer, football head coach
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1924
Buck Shaw, football head coach
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Horace Hendrickson, football head coach
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1976–1979
Bo Rein, football head coach

Bo Rein was the football head coach from 1976 to 1979. He led the Wolfpack to back-to-back bowl victories in 1977 and 1978 and the 1979 ACC championship.

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1986-1992
Dick Sheridan, football head coach
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1980-1982
Monte Kiffin, football head coach
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1983-1985
Tom Reed, football head coach
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1971
Al Michaels, football head coach
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1972–1975
Lou Holtz, football head coach
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9/21/2000
Students led football victory celebration

After an overtime football victory over Georgia Tech at Carter-Finley Stadium, NC State students tore down a goalpost and carried it down Hillsborough Street towards campus. The goalpost cost $5,000 to replace.

Included in: Football; Student Life
1979
Football team won ACC championship
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1930
Sam Gurneau was multi-sport athlete

Sam Gurneau (part Ojibwe) was a star athlete in football, basketball, track, and wrestling. He intercepted and ran 65 yards for a touchdown versus Carolina in November 1930.

10/8/1966
First game played in Carter Stadium

Carter Stadium, as it was originally known, opened as the football team took on South Carolina. Carter Stadium and the A.E. Finley Fieldhouse were dedicated during a halftime ceremony.

1967
Football team had stellar 1967 season

The football team had 8 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie in 1967. During the season, the team became known for its "White Shoes Defense," holding opponents to less than nine points per game.

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10/14/1972
Bruce Shaw set new football record

NC State quarterback Bruce Shaw passed for 294 yards against Wake Forest and broke the team's previous record for single-game passing yardage.

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1898–1899
W. C. Riddick, football head coach
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1909–1913
Edward L. Greene, football head coach
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