
#4 Wolfpack Wraps Up Home Stint Against Hokies Sunday
1/22/2022 9:33:00 AM | Women's Basketball
NC State and Virginia Tech set to tip off at 4 p.m. on ACC Network
TICKETS SOLD OUT | DIGITAL PROGRAM | GAME NOTES | LIVE STATS | ACC NETWORK
RALEIGH – The fourth-ranked NC State women's basketball team (17-2, 8-0 ACC) will round out its stretch of three home games in a row on Sunday afternoon when it welcomes Virginia Tech (14-4, 6-1 ACC) to Reynolds Coliseum.
The matchup between the Wolfpack and the Hokies is scheduled for a 4 p.m. tip on the ACC Network, and radio broadcasters Andrew Sanders and Ernie Myers will also have the call on WKNC 88.1 FM in Raleigh.
Tickets for Sunday's game are sold out. NC State has sold out six games this season, including already-played contests against No. 1 South Carolina, No. 19 UNC, No. 16 Duke and No. 3 Louisville and its upcoming Feb. 20 Senior Day game against Syracuse.
FAN INFO
Masks are required to be worn when not actively eating or drinking. Doors open at 3 p.m., and more information about mobile ticketing can be found here.
A WIN ON SUNDAY WOULD
• Be the 984th win in program history (983-476)
• Be head coach Wes Moore's 766th career win (765-236)
• Be Moore's 208th win at NC State (207-67)
• Be Moore's 98th ACC victory with the Pack (97-39)
• Mark NC State's 17th in a row overall against a conference opponent (including three 2021 ACC Tournament wins)
• Give the Pack a 9-0 start to conference play for the first time in the Wes Moore era and just the third time in program history
NOTING THE WOLFPACK (17-2, 8-0 ACC)
• NC State is off to a 8-0 start to conference play for the second season in nine years of the Moore era. The Wolfpack is currently in sole possession of first place in the ACC standings as the only team with eight league wins thus far, and Virginia Tech is second with its 6-1 mark.
• NC State has won its last 16 games played against conference opponents, with that mark including three 2021 ACC Tournament victories. The program's best such mark is 19 games in a row against conference teams between Feb. 24, 1979 and Jan. 3, 1981.
• The Wolfpack is nationally ranked:
3rd in three-point percentage (.405)
4th in scoring margin (+22.2)
4th in field-goal percentage (.474)
11th in three pointers made (159)
13th in scoring offense (79.1)
15th in rebound margin (+9.3)
15th in defensive rebounds per game (30.0)
26th in assist-turnover ratio (1.17)
27th in field goal percentage defense (.355)
30th in rebounds per game (42.6)
LAST TIME OUT
• The Wolfpack came back from its largest deficit of the season (16 points) in its 68-59 win over No. 3 Louisville on Thursday. NC State scored 31 points in the fourth quarter, its most in a single quarter this season, and held the Cardinals to just eight points in the final frame.
• NC State trailed by 14 (51-37) after the third quarter and became just the fourth team in 1,282 such fourth-quarter deficits this season to come back and win.
• Diamond Johnson and Jakia Brown-Turner combined for 24 of the Pack's 31 fourth-quarter points and hit all five of the team's threes in the closing period.
• The Wolfpack went on a momentum-shifting 17-0 run from the 7:53 mark of the fourth quarter to the 4:04 mark. Within that run, NC State hit four threes and forced three Louisville turnovers while turning on its full court press.
SERIES HISTORY (NC State leads 23-2)
• Sunday's game marks the 26th meeting between NC State and Virginia Tech. The teams have met at least once every season since 2004-05, which was the Hokies' first year in the ACC.
• NC State is a perfect 11-0 against Virginia Tech at home.
• Each of the last three matchups between the two teams in Raleigh have been decided by single digits.
• The Hokies have just two victories in the all-time series, with their most recent win coming in the teams' second meeting of the 2020- 21 regular season. Virginia Tech won that Jan. 28, 2021 overtime game by an 83-71 score on their home floor to snap the Pack's seven-game winning streak in the series.
• NC State won the most recent meeting between the squads which came in the quarterfinal round of the ACC Tournament.
• NC State is 10-2 against Virginia Tech in the Wes Moore era.
#GoPack | @PackWomensBball
RALEIGH – The fourth-ranked NC State women's basketball team (17-2, 8-0 ACC) will round out its stretch of three home games in a row on Sunday afternoon when it welcomes Virginia Tech (14-4, 6-1 ACC) to Reynolds Coliseum.
The matchup between the Wolfpack and the Hokies is scheduled for a 4 p.m. tip on the ACC Network, and radio broadcasters Andrew Sanders and Ernie Myers will also have the call on WKNC 88.1 FM in Raleigh.
Tickets for Sunday's game are sold out. NC State has sold out six games this season, including already-played contests against No. 1 South Carolina, No. 19 UNC, No. 16 Duke and No. 3 Louisville and its upcoming Feb. 20 Senior Day game against Syracuse.
FAN INFO
Masks are required to be worn when not actively eating or drinking. Doors open at 3 p.m., and more information about mobile ticketing can be found here.
A WIN ON SUNDAY WOULD
• Be the 984th win in program history (983-476)
• Be head coach Wes Moore's 766th career win (765-236)
• Be Moore's 208th win at NC State (207-67)
• Be Moore's 98th ACC victory with the Pack (97-39)
• Mark NC State's 17th in a row overall against a conference opponent (including three 2021 ACC Tournament wins)
• Give the Pack a 9-0 start to conference play for the first time in the Wes Moore era and just the third time in program history
NOTING THE WOLFPACK (17-2, 8-0 ACC)
• NC State is off to a 8-0 start to conference play for the second season in nine years of the Moore era. The Wolfpack is currently in sole possession of first place in the ACC standings as the only team with eight league wins thus far, and Virginia Tech is second with its 6-1 mark.
• NC State has won its last 16 games played against conference opponents, with that mark including three 2021 ACC Tournament victories. The program's best such mark is 19 games in a row against conference teams between Feb. 24, 1979 and Jan. 3, 1981.
• The Wolfpack is nationally ranked:
3rd in three-point percentage (.405)
4th in scoring margin (+22.2)
4th in field-goal percentage (.474)
11th in three pointers made (159)
13th in scoring offense (79.1)
15th in rebound margin (+9.3)
15th in defensive rebounds per game (30.0)
26th in assist-turnover ratio (1.17)
27th in field goal percentage defense (.355)
30th in rebounds per game (42.6)
LAST TIME OUT
• The Wolfpack came back from its largest deficit of the season (16 points) in its 68-59 win over No. 3 Louisville on Thursday. NC State scored 31 points in the fourth quarter, its most in a single quarter this season, and held the Cardinals to just eight points in the final frame.
• NC State trailed by 14 (51-37) after the third quarter and became just the fourth team in 1,282 such fourth-quarter deficits this season to come back and win.
• Diamond Johnson and Jakia Brown-Turner combined for 24 of the Pack's 31 fourth-quarter points and hit all five of the team's threes in the closing period.
• The Wolfpack went on a momentum-shifting 17-0 run from the 7:53 mark of the fourth quarter to the 4:04 mark. Within that run, NC State hit four threes and forced three Louisville turnovers while turning on its full court press.
SERIES HISTORY (NC State leads 23-2)
• Sunday's game marks the 26th meeting between NC State and Virginia Tech. The teams have met at least once every season since 2004-05, which was the Hokies' first year in the ACC.
• NC State is a perfect 11-0 against Virginia Tech at home.
• Each of the last three matchups between the two teams in Raleigh have been decided by single digits.
• The Hokies have just two victories in the all-time series, with their most recent win coming in the teams' second meeting of the 2020- 21 regular season. Virginia Tech won that Jan. 28, 2021 overtime game by an 83-71 score on their home floor to snap the Pack's seven-game winning streak in the series.
• NC State won the most recent meeting between the squads which came in the quarterfinal round of the ACC Tournament.
• NC State is 10-2 against Virginia Tech in the Wes Moore era.
#GoPack | @PackWomensBball
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