Five areas of improvement for NC State in second half

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Published Oct 18, 2019

Five areas of improvement for NC State in second half

Matt Carter • TheWolfpackCentral

Editor

Saturday marks the beginning of the second half of the season for NC State football.

The Wolfpack went 4-2 in the first six games, but that included three wins against non-Power Five teams.

The last six games are all versus ACC competition. What will increase the Pack’s odds in those games. Here are five areas of improvement.