The articles highlight how NC State’s men’s basketball team is reshaping its roster and preparing for a new chapter under head coach Will Wade. They detail adjustments in the coaching staff, the blend of returning talent and newcomers, and the traits Wade values for the program’s direction. He has brought in multiple transfers and freshmen while retaining Paul McNeil, aiming to create a roster with versatility in style and roles that can evolve from season to season. Recruiting wrapped up with the late addition of Ven-Allen Lubin from North Carolina, and Raleigh native Colt Langdon transferred in from Butler, reinforcing the team’s local ties. Wade and his staff are emphasizing daily development and internal accountability, with summer workouts already underway for most players. Collectively, the coverage portrays a program built on adaptability, depth, and a readiness to embrace change.
NO. 1: NC STATE WOMEN’S HOOPS IS KNOWN FOR ADAPTABILITY. WILL WADE WANTS THAT FOR THE MEN, TOO
Head coach Will Wade and his staff have finalized NC State’s men’s basketball roster and are shaping a system tailored to the players, rather than forcing them into a rigid scheme. With transfers, freshmen, and key returners in place, Wade is focused on adaptability, flexibility, and daily development as the foundation for the program’s next era.
Published June 5, 2025 | Read Full Story by Jadyn Watson-Fisher
NO. 2: NC STATE MEN’S BASKETBALL LANDS RALEIGH NATIVE IN TRANSFER FROM BUTLER
Millbrook High School product Colt Langdon is returning home after one season at Butler. The versatile forward, who reclassified last year, joins NC State with four years of eligibility left — adding both local ties and long-term potential to Will Wade’s roster.
Published April 25, 2025 | Read Full Story by Jadyn Watson-Fisher
NO. 3: NC STATE BASKETBALL COACH WILL WADE ON ROSTER-BUILDING, PACK FIT, FBI FALLOUT
Will Wade sees himself as a natural match for NC State, even if his coaching style wouldn’t align at most other ACC programs. As he shapes the Wolfpack’s roster with transfers and freshmen, Wade is emphasizing fit, flexibility, and a fresh start following past controversies.
Published May 13, 2025 | Read Full Story by Luke DeCock
NO. 4: NEW NC STATE MEN’S BASKETBALL ASSISTANTS LIKE WHAT THEY SEE IN SUMMER WORKOUTS
NC State’s new assistant coaches met with the media for the first time and expressed excitement about the roster’s potential. With summer workouts underway, they praised the energy, buy-in, and opportunity to help shape the Wolfpack’s new era under Will Wade.
Published June 18, 2025 | Read Full Story by Jadyn Watson-Fisher
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