Without The Services Of Starting Quarterback Devin Leary With The Services Of Back Up Quarterback Jack Chambers NC State Lost 24-9 Saturday At Syracuse
Last Saturday NC State starting quarterback Devin Leary injured his shoulder in a 19-17 NC State win over Florida State in North Carolina’s state capital!
Monday NC State Head Coach Dave Doeren an update on NC State quarterback Devin Leary saying Devin Leary will require surgery, his status is day to day s he rehabs his right shoulder and said there is no timetable for his return.
Devin’s super tough and he will grind. There isn’t a timeline. It could be this week, it could be six weeks. It’s really going to come down to how he recovers. We’re excited the news was what it was. We’re excited his season isn’t over and he doesn’t need surgery.
Devin Leary injured right shoulder against Florida State last Saturday. Devin Leary was injured in the third quarter last Saturday when he was hit in pocket via Florida State Defensive Tackle Joshua Farmer as he released pass. Joshua Farmer who fell on Devin Leary was flagged for roughing the passer .
“According to Chip Alexander’s newsobserver article on newsobserver.com”
Jack Chambers is a graduate transfer from Charleston Southern!
As a freshman at Charleston Southern in 2018,
Jack Chambers Finished second on the team with 244 passing yards and two touchdowns
• Led the Bucs with a 142.68 passing efficiency on the season
• Went 14-of-26 through the air for the 53.8% completion percentage, he finished the year with two touchdowns and two interceptions.
• Added 158 rushing yards on 29 carries and a touchdown
As a sophomore in 2019 at Charleston Southern,
Jack Chambers Finished fifth in the Big South in total offense per game (215.2), ninth in rushing yards per game (46.2), sixth in passing yards per game (168.9), sixth in passing efficiency (114.6).
• Led the Bucs with 2,029 passing yards, 14 touchdown passes, and 13 interceptions in the 2019 season
• Was 191-of-333 through the air for a 57.4% completion percentage and averaged 169.1 passing yards per game.
• Recorded at least 200 passing yards in three different games in the 2019 season, including a career-high 296 yards against Kennesaw State.
• Eclipsed 100 passing yards in nine different games
• Led CSU with 553 net rushing yards and five touchdown carries in the 2019 season.
As a junior in 2020 at Charleston Southern,
The Bucs played just four games in 2020.
As a junior in 2021,
As a senior in 2022,
Jack Chambers • A two-time captain at Charleston Southern.
• A 2021 Big South second-team selection
• Finished 18th in FCS and third in the Big South in completion percentage (63.3%), 11th in FCS and led the Big South in completions per game (22.0), 30th in FCS and third in the Big South in passing efficiency (134.5), 39th in FCS and second in the Big South in passing touchdowns (7), 39th in FCS and second in the Big South in passing yards (998), 13th in FCS and second in the Big South in passing yards per game (249.5), 49th in FCS and fifth in the Big South in passing yards per completion (11.34), 63rd in FCS in points responsible for (54), 10th in FCS and led the Big South in total offense per game (297.5)
• Went 31-of-48 through the air for a career-high 341 passing yards and two touchdowns against Monmouth
• The Bucs played just four games in 2020.
• Finished fifth in the Big South in total offense per game (215.2), ninth in rushing yards per game (46.2), sixth in passing yards per game (168.9), sixth in passing efficiency (114.6).
• Led the Bucs with 2,029 passing yards, 14 touchdown passes, and 13 interceptions in the 2019 season
• Was 191-of-333 through the air for a 57.4% completion percentage and averaged 169.1 passing yards per game.
• Recorded at least 200 passing yards in three different games in the 2019 season, including a career-high 296 yards against Kennesaw State.
• Eclipsed 100 passing yards in nine different games
• Led CSU with 553 net rushing yards and five touchdown carries in the 2019 season.
Without the services of starting quarterback Devin Leary with the services of backup quarterback Jack Chambers # 15th ranked NC State lost 24-9 Saturday at Syracuse.
In NC State’s 24-9 loss at Syracuse Christopher Dunn provided all of the scoring for the Wolfpack. It was the eighth time in his career that Dunn has made three or more field goals in one game.
Making his first start for the Wolfpack, quarterback Jack Chambers completed 18 of 30 passes for 160 yards. Chambers also led the team in rushing with 58 yards on 19 carries.
NC State had a season-low 255 yards of total offense.
Syracuse started the game with a scoring drive, covering 65 yards in five plays, ending with a Garrett Shrader 12-yard touchdown pass to Oronde Gadsden II. It was the first of two connections between the duo.
The NC State defense picked off two passes in the second quarter - one by Tanner Ingle, the second by Aydan White - holding the Orange scoreless after Syracuse led 10-3 after one.
After their first touchdown, Syracuse would later add a field goal from Andre Szmyt to take a 10-3 lead at the half.
Dunn connected on a 20-yard field goal in the first quarter for the only score for the Wolfpack. NC State ran 7:14 off the clock on their scoring drive.
Dunn started the third quarter with another kick, capping off a drive that took nearly eight minutes off the clock to start the third.
Syracuse answered with a 13 play drive that covered 78 yards. Capped off with a 17-yard touchdown pass from Garrett Shrader to Oronde Gadsden II to put the Orange ahead 17-6 with 1:28 remaining in the third quarter.
Dunn's final kick was a 36-yard kick with 6:58 remaining in the game.
“According to article on gopack.com”
NC State has a short week to prepare for their next opponent as they’re hosting Virginia Tech on Thursday in North Carolina’s state capital who like them lost their previous game. Though, unlike NC State they lost to Miami 20-14 in Blacksburg.
In Virginia Tech’s 20-14 loss to Miami Saturday Virginia Tech (2-5, 1-3) trailed 20-0 before scoring twice in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Grant Wells' 3-yard touchdown run with 3:20 left cut the deficit to 20-14.
Miami, though, converted twice on third down on the ensuing drive, with the final conversion coming on Van Dyke's 9-yard run on third-and-6 from the Miami 46 with under a minute left.
Van Dyke completed 29 of 46 passes for the Hurricanes, who finished with 458 yards. Young had nine catches for 110 yards.
The Hurricanes picked up a much-needed win despite playing without five starters who were out with injuries. They controlled the game for the most part, but season highs in penalties (17) and penalty yardage (159) allowed the Hokies to stick around. Miami had the fewest penalties and least amount of penalty yardage in the ACC coming into this one.
“According to article onhokie sports.com”
Kickoff is set for 7:30pm from Carter Finely Stadium!
The game is going to be televised on ACC Network!