N.C. State was in fourth place, 12 shots behind leader Virginia, going into today's final round of the Cavalier Classic golf tournament at Charlottesville, Va.
The Wolfpack, playing with four golfers, shot a 15-over 303 on Saturday. Senior Adam Hogue had to withdraw because of illness.
Junior Matt Hill and senior Brad Revell led the Wolfpack with 2-over 74s. Freshman Mitchell Sutton shot a 76, and sophomore Mark McMillen had a 79.
Host Virginia shot a 3-over 291 on Saturday. Seton Hall was second at 297, followed by Liberty at 298.
ALSO SATURDAY
SOFTBALL
East Carolina 4-1, Southern Mississippi 0-0: At Greenville, two shutouts and a clutch hit by sophomore Suzanne Riggs highlighted the Conference USA-leading Pirates (32-16, 11-5) to a two-game sweep of the Golden Eagles (22-23, 6-13).
Riggs singled to drive in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh for a 1-0 victory in the second game. Junior Toni Paisley (23-9) and sophomore Faith Sutton (10-7) gave up just four hits in the two games.
Paisley's 78th career victory moving her into sole possession of fourth on the all-time C-USA list.
Georgia Tech 11-9, N.C. State 4-2: Redshirt senior Jen Yee reached base in all 10 of her plate appearances the Yellow Jackets (45-9, 18-2 ACC) swept N.C. State (28-25, 9-11) at Dail Stadium.
BASKETBALL
Club teams in action: Fifty-six teams from 33 universities and colleges in 14 states as far away as Texas and Illinois wrap up a busy weekend of play today in the American Collegiate Intramural Sports National Basketball Championships. N.C. State University Campus Recreation is hosting the event for the third consecutive year.
Reynolds Coliseum will host semifinals and championships today. The men's club semifinalists, including N.C. State, play at 8:30 a.m., and the championship takes place today at 11 a.m. The women's semifinals are at 9:45 a.m., followed by the title game at 12:30 p.m. The men's intramural division plays at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Go to http://student affairs .ncsu.edu/campusrec/acis/ .
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While there will be bonus time to draw up a game plan for Thursday's trip to Duke, the break also comes at a good time for C.J. Williams. 
N.C. State's 61-52 ACC victory against Georgia Tech on Thursday was built on the memories of what happened the last time the two teams played. 
N.C. State’s 61-52 ACC victory against Georgia Tech on Thursday was built on the memories of what happened the last time the Wolfpack and Yellow Jackets played. 
The Wolfpack cannot lose this game and still harbor serious hopes of earning an NCAA bid based on its regular-season resume. 
If it weren't for that little home stumble against Georgia Tech, N.C. State might be very much on track for the 11 ACC wins their coach - astutely - thinks it will take to make the NCAA tournament. 
The first sentence of the foreword to "Duke Sucks," a newly released book that's jammed full of disdain for the Blue Devils basketball program, offers the following Tar Heel blue assertion: "The best thing about hating Duke University is that you never have to explain yourself." Keep up with the latest sports stories with our free e-mail newsletters, delivered to your inbox!
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