Each week we'll pull various clips from our The Walk Through feature, and in this cut we look at a play where NC State created an opportunity for an explosive play but couldn't execute in the season opener.

In this edition of the IPS Film Room we look back at NC State defending the popular mesh passing concept with cut and replace action from the secondary as well as a look at the Wolfpack winning in the trenches against the run.

Each week we'll pull various clips from our The Walk Through feature, and in this cut we look at NC State quarterback CJ Bailey's decision-making when facing third down.

Each week we'll pull various clips from our The Walk Through feature, and in this cut we look at how NC State properly utilized personnel and scheme to generate the first sack of the season at Virginia.

Each week we'll pull various clips from our The Walk Through feature, and in this cut we take a look at NC State scheming up an easy completion for CJ Bailey. It didn't happen a lot, but here is a way the Pack can take pressure off the quarterback.

Each week we'll pull various clips from our The Walk Through feature, and today we take a look at NC State's first offensive play of the season. Was it a designed run blocked poorly? Should it have even been a run at all?

NC State forward Ven-Allen Lubin was arguably the best player on the floor in the first matchup against Texas, and it is critical the Wolfpack continues to utilize his skillset in Dayton. Today we look at how Lubin was able to be a difference maker against the Longhorns in Maui.

Much is already being said about NC State's offensive performance down the stretch of regulation once Notre Dame switched to a zone defense. In this edition we're looking at every Wolfpack possession against the zone... what worked? What went wrong?

NC State forward Ven-Allen Lubin struggled in the first half at Virginia, but the Wolfpack was able to get him going in the second half as he scored 11 points while attacking UVA's size. Today we look at what went wrong and what worked for Lubin in the loss.

In this episode of the IPS Film Room we look at how NC State competed on the offensive glass against UNC and how being improved on the glass could be a major positive for the Wolfpack down the stretch.

NC State freshman Matt Able was one of the most impactful players on the floor in the Wolfpack's matchup against UNC, and today we take a look at his shooting, defense, and rebounding in the win.

Today we take a look at what NC State was trying to accomplish in the final 3.7 seconds of the Miami loss. The result was an off-balance three-pointer from Matt Able, but should State have used a timeout at halfcourt? Was that the shot they wanted?

Today we take a look back at all that went wrong for NC State in the final minute of the 77-76 loss to Miami. The Wolfpack led by seven points but turnovers and poor execution allowed Miami to steal the win.

What can NC State do when the three-pointers aren't falling? Senior forward Ven-Allen Lubin continues to be effective when involved, and he was the Pack's best player at Louisville. Today we look at how Lubin could be used moving forward.

It was clear Virginia Tech was looking to try and limit NC State's three-point opportunities, so the Wolfpack had to get even more aggressive early in possessions and in transition, which led to clean looks in the win over the Hokies.

NC State needed guard Tre Holloman to make plays against Virginia Tech, and he did it on both ends of the court in the win. Today we look at his shot-making, playmaking, and defense against the Hokies!

NC State freshman guard Matt Able didn't play very well in the first half at SMU, but head coach Will Wade went right back to him in the second half and he was arguably the best player on the floor. Today we look at his play in the SMU win!

NC State wing Darrion Williams has been hot from three, and in the win over SMU he excelled scoring off the catch, hitting eight perimeter shots on just three dribbles. Today we look at all of his makes against SMU and how Williams works to get open for shots.