Bryan Pyrtle is a Site Manager at Technician and 247Sports. He specializes in covering both team and individual sports, providing insights and analysis that cater to a diverse range of athletic interests. Bryan's work has been featured in prominent platforms, showcasing his expertise in the sports journalism landscape.
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This year's unit brings a mix of veterans coming back, transfers coming in, youngsters stepping up and freshmen looking to break out from the jump.
From transfer additions preparing to enter the program to familiar faces hoping to take to that next step for 2026, let's dive into how these Pack9 players are faring in summer leagues across the country.
The Wolfpack saw several players turn pro in the MLB draft but also filled some huge needs through the transfer portal and JUCO ranks.
By: Bryan Pyrtle
Dave Doeren spoke about NC State football's two new coordinators, young players stepping up, the position battle at center and more.
Wolfpack running back Hollywood Smothers embraces his leading role in the NC State backfield heading into the 2025 season.
NC State freshman center Isaac 'Spike' Sowells Jr. is putting in the work by learning everything he can from his coaches and teammates at one of the best developmental programs in the country.
