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RALEIGH -- With descent coordinator Dana Bible feeling full of health sufficient to call the plays, N.C. State aired it out a bit some-more during Saturdays open struggle at Carter-Finley Stadium.
Junior far-reaching receiver T.J. Graham took value of the event with a big performance. Graham held 6 passes for 140 yards and 3 touchdowns.
"This is probably as great as I"ve seen him go up and catch the football," manager Tom O"Brien said. "He done a little catches currently that he hasnt done going up for balls and bringing them down. So the a great pointer for him, but once again, hes got to do it again [next] week. It only cant be a one-day thing."
Mike Glennon was 17-for-28 flitting for 170 yards with 3 touchdowns and no interceptions. Daniel Imhoff was 6-for-14 for 123 yards with dual touchdowns and one interception.
Walk-on Travis Leggett led the rushers with 35 yards on fifteen carries. Josh Czajkowski was 2-for-3 on margin idea attempts, and Natanu Mageo led the invulnerability with 9 tackles, together with dual tackles for loss and one sack.
Redshirt beginner defensive finish Darryl Cato-Bishop done 31/2 tackles for loss, together with dual sacks. O"Brien pronounced Bible, whos undergoing cancer treatment, felt full of health sufficient for the initial time to call the plays for an complete scrimmage.
"Obviously there was some-more flitting than when Coach O"Brien calls the game," O"Brien said. "Which is good, since we indispensable to give Michael a possibility to throw the ball. A week ago the subject was since Czajkowski kicked so most margin goals since the offense couldnt score.
"Well, in the red section shred currently Glennon threw a little touchdown passes. So he gets better. But the the yin and yang of open football again. If he gets better, right away the invulnerability has got to step it up since he stepped it up."
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