NC State football is officially opened for business in the transfer portal. The Wolfpack has already set multiple official visits in the coming week and is looking to replace a ton of production while also attempting to retain multiple key players before the 2026 season.

On this episode of Coffee With Cory, Cory Smith and Michael Clark take an early look at portal targets Daveon Crouch and Gavin Harris, why this transfer portal window is so important with no spring window and give the latest on CJ Bailey as the Pack looks to retain him and others. Get all of that and more on the this edition of Coffee With Cory!

NC State men's basketball got off to a 1-0 start in ACC play with a double-digit win over Wake Forest at home on New Year's Eve. The Wolfpack capped off the 2025 portion of the season with a 70-57 win that saw Quadir Copeland, Paul McNeil and Ven-Allen Lubin all finish with double-digit points.

Coming off a 10-day break after the conclusion of non-conference play, NC State men's basketball opens ACC play against Wake Forest on Wednesday at noon. The Wolfpack is looking to ring in the New Year with a dub, but what will it take for State to move to 1-0 as a heavy favorite against the Demon Deacons?

On this episode of Coffee With Cory, we take a look at the Pack Priorities for State, including winning on the boards and being efficient from behind the arc against the Deacs. We'll also give a prediction and much more on the latest Coffee With Cory!

The new NC State website for 247Sports has officially changed names to PackPower247 starting on Monday. Those on our boards have already gotten this full explanation, but we wanted to put it in video form to make sure we get the word out there to everyone who visits this site.

On this episode of Coffee With Cory -- with a special guest appearance from Chloe -- we detail why we changed the name, what it means for the website and more. Get the full explanation on the latest edition of Coffee With Cory!

NC State men's basketball wrapped up non-conference play with a high-major win over Ole Miss in Greensboro and closed things out at 9-4 before starting ACC play. The Wolfpack had a mixed bag of results with tough losses in the Maui Invitational, ACC/SEC Challenge and an overtime loss to Kansas, but still has a resumé capable of making the NCAA Tournament heading into January.

On this episode of Coffee With Cory, Brian Geisinger joins the show to discuss the Wolfpack's first non-conference slate in the Will Wade era, how the Pack has fared on both offense and defense and how the ACC schedule should shape up for State overall. Get all of that and more on the latest edition of Coffee With Cory!

NC State football closed out the 2025 season with four wins in the final five games -- including a Gasparilla Bowl victory to top it all off. Now, the key is carrying that momentum into the offseason and building off that strong finish with a transfer portal haul that can push the Pack over the top in the ACC.

NC State men's basketball closed out non-conference play on Sunday afternoon with a convincing 76-62 win over Ole Miss to move to 9-4 on the season. Paul McNeil Jr. led the way with 19 points on 6-of-12 shooting from behind the arc while Quadir Copeland flirted with a triple-double with 16 points, nine assists and seven rebounds against the Rebels in the win.

NC State football finally snapped a long bowl losing streak that dated back to 2017 with a decisive 31-7 win over Memphis in the Gasparilla Bowl. The Wolfpack came out firing with a bowl-record 31 points in the first half before the defense took over in the second half to run away with the win.

NC State men's basketball got a massive win over Texas Southern -- as everyone expected -- with Paul McNeil Jr. posting a historic 47 points on a program-record 11 3-pointers to move to 7-1 at home. But the other story of the night was what took place after the game, with Will Wade going on a tirade about the physicality of his team and the defense it continues to play this season.

It was a historic night inside Reynolds Coliseum for the annual Heritage Game, with Paul McNeil Jr. setting a new program record and tying an ACC record with 11 3-pointers in a 108-72 win over Texas Southern. The Wolfpack (8-4) jumped out to an early double-digit lead behind McNeil's five straight triples made and never let up to cover a massive 34.5-point spread before facing Ole Miss on Sunday.