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Wednesday, December 14, 2022

NC State to Take on Maryland in Duke's Mayo Bowl

5:45 PM

CHARLOTTE - NC State (8-4) faces Maryland (7-5) on Dec. 30 in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl in Charlotte at noon on ESPN. The overall series record between NC State and Maryland stands exactly even at 33-33-4. The Wolfpack and the Terps met every year on the gridiron from 1956 until Maryland’s departure from the ACC following the 2013 season.

This is NC State’s 34th bowl appearance (17-15-1) and will mark the fourth time the Wolfpack has played a bowl game in Bank of America Stadium. The Wolfpack won the 2005 Meineke Car Care Bowl and the 2011 Belk Bowl and lost the 2015 Belk Bowl.

In 2005, NC State turned in a storybook ending to a rollercoaster season with a 14-0 victory over South Florida on New Year’s Eve. The defense, led by bowl MVP Stephen Tulloch, shut out the Bulls in USF’s first bowl game appearance in school history. It marked the only shutout in a bowl that year and the first ever by the Wolfpack.

In 2011, the Wolfpack scored 24 unanswered points in the second and third quarters to overwhelm Louisville in the 2011 win. Quarterback Mike Glennon, who completed 21 of 33 passes for 264 yards and three touchdowns, was named the MVP of the game.

In 2015, Mississippi State - behind QB Dak Prescott - won 51-28 over the Wolfpack in the soggy Belk Bowl. 

In addition to the three bowl games the Wolfpack has played in Bank of America Stadium, it’s also played four regular season contests in that venue. The Wolfpack closed out the regular season versus East Carolina in Charlotte in 1996 (L, 29-50) and in 2005 (W, 52-14). In 1998 and 1999, NC State and UNC moved their matchup to the stadium. The Wolfpack fell in both of those contests, a 34-37 overtime shootout in Torry Holt’s last regular season game and a 6-10 loss the following year. NC State opened the 2017 campaign at BoA Stadium versus South Carolina in the Belk College Kickoff Game, losing by a touchdown to South Carolina (28-35).

Coach Dave Doeren has now led NC State to more bowl games than any coach in school history.


All-Time Record Between NC State and Maryland

DateLocationNCSUMD
11/30/2013Raleigh, NC2141
10/20/2012College Park, MD2018
11/26/2011Raleigh, NC5641
11/27/2010College Park, MD3138
11/7/2009Raleigh, NC3831
10/25/2008College Park, MD2427
11/24/2007Raleigh, NC037
10/21/2006College Park, MD2026
11/26/2005Raleigh, NC2014
10/16/2004College Park, MD133
11/22/2003Raleigh, NC2426
11/9/2002College Park, MD2124
11/17/2001Raleigh, NC1923
11/4/2000College Park, MD2835
11/6/1999Raleigh, NC3017
11/21/1998College Park, MD3521
11/8/1997Raleigh, NC4528
10/5/1996College Park, MD348
11/4/1995Raleigh, NC1330
11/5/1994College Park, MD4745
11/13/1993Raleigh, NC4421
9/12/1992College Park, MD1410
11/23/1991Raleigh, NC2017
9/22/1990College Park, MD1213
9/2/1989Raleigh, NC106
9/24/1988College Park, MD2630
9/26/1987Raleigh, NC4214
9/27/1986College Park, MD2816
10/5/1985Raleigh, NC1731
10/13/1984College Park, MD2144
11/19/1983Raleigh, NC629
9/25/1982College Park, MD623
9/26/1981Raleigh, NC934
11/1/1980College Park, MD024
10/13/1979Raleigh, NC70
10/7/1978College Park, MD731
10/1/1977Raleigh, NC2420
10/9/1976Raleigh, NC616
10/11/1975College Park, MD2237
10/26/1974College Park, MD1020
10/13/1973Raleigh, NC2422
9/9/1972Raleigh, NC2424
9/18/1971College Park, MD735
10/24/1970Norfolk, VA60
9/27/1969College Park, MD247
10/26/1968Raleigh, NC3111
10/14/1967College Park, MD319
11/5/1966Raleigh, NC2421
10/23/1965College Park, MD297
10/3/1964Raleigh, NC1413
9/21/1963College Park, MD3614
10/6/1962Raleigh, NC614
11/11/1961College Park, MD710
10/8/1960Raleigh, NC1310
12/5/1959College Park, MD2833
9/27/1958Raleigh, NC621
9/28/1957College Park, MD4813
11/22/1956Raleigh, NC1425
11/6/1954College Park, MD1442
11/17/1951College Park, MD053
10/21/1950College Park, MD1613
10/22/1949Raleigh, NC614
11/29/1947College Park, MD00
11/30/1946Raleigh, NC287
11/15/1924College Park, MD00
11/17/1923Raleigh, NC1226
11/30/1922Raleigh, NC67
11/24/1921Baltimore, MD66
11/3/1917Washington, DC106
10/30/1909Raleigh, NC310
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Saturday, September 10, 2022

Charlotte Gives Up Over 600 Yards in 56-21 Blowout Loss to Maryland

7:58 PM
CHARLOTTE – It was a dreary, overcast day on Saturday afternoon at Richardson Stadium in Charlotte. While the forecast called for more precipitation throughout the afternoon, it was not water droplets falling from the sky but long passes from Maryland’s Taulia Tagovailoa. The junior, younger brother of former Heisman winner Tua, performed at a level commiserate with the family name, throwing for over three hundred yards in the first half alone, pacing the visiting Terrapins to a 56-21 win over the 49ers.

Charlotte WR Grant DuBose hauls in a TD.
Photo Credit: Ed Conway
Charlotte redshirt freshman quarterback Xavier Williams made the first start of his career and was serviceable in his debut appearance against a Big Ten opponent. Going 19 of 35, Williams found the end zone twice on the afternoon, connecting with star receivers Victor Tucker and Grant DuBose. Tucker,  who led the team with ten receptions, added a second touchdown in the fourth quarter on a pass from backup Trexler Ivey.

Tagovailoa was every bit as special as anticipated going into the game. The redshirt junior was 27 of 31 on the day, tallying nearly four hundred yards along with four passing touchdowns. He added a short rushing touchdown in the third quarter. Defensively, Maryland stifled Charlotte, holding the 49ers to ninety-six yards on twenty-seven attempts.

Maryland, whose average scoring drive was less than three minutes, scored touchdowns on eight of their nine drives before kneeling out the clock to end the game. The only drive to not score a touchdown was at the end of the first half when Tagovailoa was picked in the end zone by Comanche Francisco, a lone bright spot for the 49ers defensively.

 

Next Week

Charlotte (0-3) goes on the road to face Georgia State in Atlanta for the second year in a row while Maryland (2-0) hosts SMU.


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