Charlotte Providence Day senior cornerback Chris Peal will announce at 1 p.m. Sunday at his school. NC State, Georgia, Michigan and South Carolina the final four.

Peal has been the ultimate poker player this entire process, but my gut thinks it is Georgia or NC State.

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The first commit for Duke in the class of 2024. He comes from the same high school as Trevor Keels and Jeremy Roach.

Had a bad fall yesterday and can't make it to the game. End zone by Murphy Center along home sideline: Section 213, row G, Seats 31 and 32. Face value $64 each, parking pass included (Stadium SE, 94069). If interested, call or text 919-599-0028. Thanks

Charlotte has pulled the plug on football coach Will Healy.

Rutgers and West Virginia have already offered Charlotte Catholic senior quarterback commit Sean Boyle.

Raleigh Millbrook outside linebacker David Santiago and Knightdale tackle Micah Sumpter could get long looks by other colleges.

Bonner is setting up a visit with NC State.

Cannon Lewis has felt good about NC State for weeks​

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Matt Barrie (play-by-play), Louis Riddick (analyst) and Harry Lyles (sideline) will be the announcers for Virginia Tech at NC State on Thursday on ESPN.

I had a feeling this could be an interesting matchup and so far it is. Syracuse on the offensive side of the ball is well prepared and defensively they’re creating turnovers to help. Hate to harp on it but I continue to see an OC that schemes his guys into making plays repeatedly by taking what the defense gives you, not to mention the work they’ve done with Shraeder.

Quite the disconnect between first-year Miami coach Mario Cristobal and his players to have eight turnovers at home against Duke in an embarrassing loss.

Had this discussion recently with some Wolfpack friends around how you define the value of the money and time you invest in Wolfpack football. And money includes not just tickets, but tailgate costs as well. I know we spend a fair amount to put on a quality tailgate with good food and drink each week and all the equipment that goes along with that.

Specifically, I’m sure we all place a great deal of value on the social aspects of going to Wolfpack football games. The time spent with family and friends and the memories made are often markers in our lives. And when your program hasn’t won a conference title in 43 years you clearly have to make other aspects of the experience your focus.

But how much do people value the actual football and success of the program? What would it take before you opted against buying tickets? The stadium continues to be mostly full in recent times, so clearly that point has not been reached for most. But just as a discussion topic, curious as to what this equation looks like for different people.