BC vs. NC State: The Wolfpack By the Numbers

On Saturday Boston College and NC State will face off in a clash of ACC Atlantic foes. Here are some numbers to remember around the two programs.
10-7: Boston College's overall record against the Wolfpack
7-3: Record in Chestnut Hill against NCSU
1936: First matchup between the two schools, a game played at Fenway Park that Boston College won 7-3.
2014: The last time Boston College defeated an AP Top 25 team.
32.2 Points per game for the Wolfpack
15.8 Points allowed per game by NC State
1283: Yards thrown by NC State quarterback Devin Leary (12 touchdowns and only two interceptions)
111: Rank of both Boston College and NC State in team sacks on the season with 7
7: Interceptions by the Wolfpack, good for 19th in the nation.
32: Receptions by NCSU wide receiver Emeka Emezie, good for fourth in the ACC
808: Combined rushing yards for NCSU running backs Bam Knight, and Ricky Persons.
23.94%: Third down conversions allowed by NC State, third best in the country (BC is 7th)
46.84%: Third down conversions by NC State. BC is at 51.56%
13: NC State's ranking in rushing defense, allowing just 92 yards per game.
40: NC State's ranking in pass defense, allowing just 203 yards per game through the air.
532: Yards allowed by NC State the last time the two teams played.
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