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NC State Newsstand: Wolfpack in top 10 of Directors’ Cup standings

image_6483441 (3)by:Noah Fleischman04/13/24

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NC State director of athletics Boo Corrigan (Photo by Jaylynn Nash/NHLI via Getty Images)

After a successful winter season of collegiate athletics, NC State sits No. 7 in the LEARFIELD Directors’ Cup standings. The Wolfpack has its second-highest ranking ever after the winter, and it marks the athletic department’s third straight top-10 winter mark. 

The Pack was paced to that ranking after men’s basketball and women’s basketball made Final Four appearances, while men’s swimming, women’s swimming and wrestling all made top 11 finishes. 

During Athletic Director Boo Corrigan’s time in Raleigh, NC State has finished in the top 20 of the final rankings in each of the last two years. That was a first in school history, while it logged three straight top-25 finishes for the first time ever. 

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Full look at the Division I LEARFIELD Directors’ Cup standings:

  1. Stanford – 802.75
  2. Texas – 746.50
  3. North Carolina – 733.50
  4. Notre Dame – 698.00
  5. Tennessee – 652.50
  6. Wisconsin – 637.50
  7.  NC State – 606.00
  8. Penn State – 603.50
  9. Alabama – 587.88
  10. Ohio State – 544.25

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Kevin Keatts earned a Coach of the Year award after the team’s Final Four run. 

Quote of the day

Here’s what the Wolfpack’s Final Four run mean to graduate guard DJ Horne:

“It meant everything,” Horne said. “To come home, for Coach Keatts to give me this opportunity to go out there and make all my memories with my brothers the way we do. I don’t think we could have drew it up any better. If we won the whole thing, it would have been a story.

“I’m grateful for this experience. Not everybody gets to say they went to the Final Four. NC State did.”

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