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NC State depth chart for Notre Dame: Offense

MattCarterby:Matt Carter09/04/23

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NC State quarterback Brennan Armstrong (Photo by David Butler II-USA TODAY Sports)

The NC State football team has officially released the depth chart for the home opener Saturday afternoon against Notre Dame at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh. Kickoff is at noon and can be seen on ABC. The offense depth chart can be seen below.

Click here to view the depth chart for the defense and special teams.

NC State Football Offense Depth Chart

Quarterback

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
5Brennan ArmstrongR-Sr.6-2, 212Shelby, Ohio
7MJ MorrisSoph.6-2, 205Carrollton, Ga.

Armstrong completed 17 of 26 passes for 155 yards and ran 19 times for 96 yards and a pair of scores in the season-opening win over UConn. Morris did not get any snaps in the contest.

Running back

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
3 ORJordan HoustonSr.5-10, 192Waldorf, Md.
2 Michael AllenSo.5-9, 205Greenville, N.C.
34 ORDelbert Mimms, IIIR-Jr.5-11, 215Indianapolis, Ind.
28 ORDemarcus Jones IIR-Jr.5-10, 219Wake Forest, N.C.
20Kendrick RaphaelFr.5-11, 195Naples, Fla.

Houston had 13 rushes for 57 yards and lost a yard on his one reception during the NC State win at UConn. Allen had four carries for 30 yards and added three receptions for 27 yards.

Mimms was used often in short-yardage situations and finished with eight runs for 20 yards and a score.

I Receiver

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
10Kevin ConcepcionFr.5-11, 187Charlotte, N.C.
21Jalen CoitR-So.5-11, 173Cheraw, S.C.

Early enrollee Concepcion is the first NC State football true freshman to start a game at receiver since Bo Hines in 2014, and his four catches for 38 yards led the Pack against UConn. Hines was the last true freshman receiver to lead the team in receptions in a game.

Coit was targeted twice against the Huskies but could not connect for a completion.

Flex Y

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
4 ORPorter RooksJr.6-1, 201Charlotte, N.C.
11Juice VereenFr.6-4, 214Havelock, N.C.

Rooks caught a pair of passes totaling 18 yards in the NC State win at UConn. Vereen saw limited action (seven snaps).

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Z Receiver

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
15Keyon LesaneSr.5-11, 202Lumberton, N.C.
80Bradley RoznerR-Sr.6-4, 200Needville, Texas
86 ORDacari CollinsR-So.6-4, 212Atlanta, Ga.
84Jakolbe BaldwinR-So.6-0, 192Rockingham, N.C.

Lesane caught two passes for 22 yards and ran once for eight yards in the NC State opener. Rozner hauled in an important 14-yard reception for a key third down conversion in the fourth quarter.

X Receiver

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
8 ORJulian GrayR-Sr.5-11, 190Charlotte, N.C.
82Terrell Timmons Jr.So.6-2, 195Greensboro, N.C.
85Anthony SmithR-So.6-2, 190Huntingtown, Md.

Gray caught a pair of passes for 14 yards Thursday. Timmons added an 18-yard reception.

Tight End

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
29 ORChristopher ToudleR-Jr.6-4, 250Wilmington, N.C.
6Trent PennixR-Sr.6-3, 235Raleigh, N.C.
14Cedd SeabroughR-So.6-4, 245Swainsboro, Ga.

Toudle played the majority of the snaps (36), but Pennix did have a 7-yard catch in the NC State opener.

Left Tackle

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
74Anthony BeltonR-Jr.6-6, 336Tallahassee, Fla.
65Jacarrius PeakR-Fr.6-4, 285Valdosta, Ga.

Belton was credited with four knockdowns, two pancakes and a pair of “Raleigh Railroads,” which are continued sustained blocks, in the NC State win at UConn. Peak saw seven snaps as a blocking tight end.

Left Guard

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
75 ORAnthony Carter Jr.R-So.6-3, 305Charlotte, N.C.
56Lyndon CooperR-So.6-2, 318Carrollton, Ga.
79Kamen SmithFr.6-5, 316Wilkesboro, N.C.

Carter had a pancake and a Raleigh Railroad for NC State at UConn. Cooper though is expected to make his season debut after missing the opener with an injury.

Center

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
54Dylan McMahonR-Jr.6-4, 305Savannah, Ga.
72 ORSean HillR-So.6-3, 320Snellville, Ga.
55Rylan VannR-Fr.6-1, 285Cary, N.C.

McMahon had a knockdown and a pancake at UConn.

Right Guard

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
53Derrick EasonR-Sr.6-4, 315Norfolk, Va.
76Patrick MatanR-So.6-4, 304Chevy Chase, Md.

Eason registered a knockdown block during the NC State football opener.

Right Tackle

No.NameYearHt., Wt.Hometown
52Timothy McKayR-Jr.6-4, 312Raleigh, N.C.
66Matt McCabeR-So.6-6, 302Cary, N.C.

McKay had three knockdowns and a Raleigh Railroad Thursday.

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