NC State Newsstand: Pack women’s basketball releases non-conference slate
After NC State women’s basketball made its second Final Four appearance last season, the Wolfpack released its non-conference schedule for the upcoming winter Thursday.
The Wolfpack will play eight of its 11 non-conference games inside Reynolds Coliseum, while also playing in the Pink Flamingo Championship in the Bahamas with a neutral contest in Charlotte as well.
NC State will host Anderson for an exhibition on Oct. 29 before it tips off the season against East Tennessee on Nov. 5 at Reynolds. The Pack will then square off with defending NCAA Champion South Carolina in the Ally Tipoff at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte on Nov. 10.
The Pack will then host Kent State on Nov. 14 before traveling to TCU on Nov. 17. NC State will also welcome Coastal Carolina to Raleigh on Nov. 21, while Ole Miss will visit for the ACC/SEC Challenge on Dec. 5.
NC State will round out the non-conference slate with three straight home games against mid-major foes. Old Dominion will visit Reynolds on Dec. 8, while Davidson is set to make the trek to Raleigh on Dec. 11 and James Madison will play the Wolfpack on Dec. 19.
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Of the known opponents, the Wolfpack is set to face six teams that made the postseason a year ago. Kent State, Ole Miss and South Carolina played in the NCAA Tournament, while TCU and JMU played in the WBIT. ODU competed in the WNIT a year ago.
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