![]() Marcus Stone and the Wolfpack evaded the Bulls on Saturday. Power Pack
The NC State defense made sure South Florida's first-ever bowl trip didn't include a win. While the defense dominated, quarterback Marcus Stone led the Wolfpack to two second-quarter scores in a 14-0 shutout win. Story
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The Wolfpack received a dominating performance from their defense. When playing in your first-ever bowl game, it helps to get off to a fast start. South Florida didn't do that. The Bulls could not capitalized on some chances early in the game and their passing game was ineffective. If NC State can find a way to improve its passing attack, the Wolfpack will be dangerous in 2006. -- Jim Donnan


