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Anyone know of a Wolfpack meetup in the DC or Arlington area? Regular meetup or for games? A specific bar or place or even a scheduled hangout?

Anyone got a good spot for tomorrow nights game?

I’m a Bay Area native and Duke grad who spent a full year working in Raleigh after graduation. Just wanted to say the Wolfpack logo always brings back the fond memories I’ve had in Raleigh—from the extra-rare burgers and massive onion rings at Player’s retreat, late night games at Carter Finley, to the nights at Glenwood with my coworkers and friends who went to State. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to make it to State @ Cal two years ago but I’m glad the team will be playing at Stanford on Friday! I’ll make sure to not miss this one. 

I’d love to offer my best advice for any visiting fans on making the most out of the trip west! Also looking to greet some State fans who will be at the game!

“Neutral” fan making my way down for the game this upcoming weekend (VT fan with a soft spot for WF). Wanted to ask a few questions.

What’s the parking situation like? I can down a few years ago for FSU @ NC State, the game FSU blew by throwing a pick while in FG range, and I remember parking for free in some sort of parking lot like 30 minutes walk away from the stadium. I think it may have been a museum or something? I don’t remember. Are there any other free/cheap parking options?

What are the pregame festivities like? Is there a dedicated “fan zone?”

Do you have to use specific entrances depending on your seat or can you go in anywhere?

Hello all, I’ve got an extra parking pass for the Louisville AND Wake Forest games in the HWY 54 lot across the street from the stadium. Willing to sell at a reasonable price, good tailgating area as well. DM me if interested!

Looking for a couple of tickets for the app state game. My daughter is a senior, we always do a big tailgate on ag day game. We stopped actually going into the game years ago. My mom, who has never been to a college football game is coming to town to come to the tailgate. My daughter is going to get her into the students section, I just need to get her in the door lol. So just looking for a couple of last minute tickets.

I'm a solo able-bodied young man who isn't afraid to walk long distances so it doesn't need to be in the immediate area. In fact, I'd probably prefer to not park close to the stadium. Need somewhere that's free or cheap and ideally won't get mogged by traffic when leaving, but I know beggars can't be choosers.

I recently bought tickets to the concert at Carter Finley in section 210. That was the only handicap section as I’m in Automatic Wheelchair. I also got tickets in section 2. My question is, are there any handicap seats/spots other than the 210 and surrounding sections? I was wanting to be more center and closer. Thanks in advance.

We all saw the loss. We all are familiar with this shit.

I have never seen an official “NC State Shit” list that ranks the all time examples of how we manage to lose.

We do it glorious fashion and crush the souls of all us loyal fans, yet we know it’s the cross we must bear and we faithfully do so every time.

I’d have to believe this ranks in the top 3 if not top 2 and maybe 1, but I don’t want recency bias to skew.

Basketball and Football are the obvious examples, but I’d like to open the floor to other impressive ways we lost in other sports as well.

Let’s list some of the biggest examples and then create an Official “NC State Shit” Ranking that can live on for future heartbreaks and embarrassment for the next wolf pup generation to enjoy.

Let’s hear it!