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MANY ENJOY MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY RALEIGH, N.C. - The final score wasn't the only reason that Wolfpack fans, young and old, walked out of Carter-Finley Stadium with smiles on their faces on Saturday afternoon. A day spent honoring the bravest and best, combined with a resounding victory made the day extraordinarily special. "We just feel proud to be a part of the tradition of serving our nation," said Zach Tousignant, a senior member of NC State's ROTC program. "Seeing the support from everyone here on a day like this makes us appreciate the Wolfpack nation." Throughout the day, players and fans alike, took the time to thank the service men and women of our nation through standing ovations and on-field festivities. In the postgame press conference, head coach Dave Doeren 's first words were how proud he was to be a part of such a special event. During timeouts and between quarters, NC State brought out military members from the Navy, Army, Air Force, Coast Guard and Marines to receive individual applause from the crowd. 55, 260 strong stood up every single time to show their appreciation of our military. "We feel like the university has always supported us. Everyone here has been amazing in taking us in and showing us love." added Tousignant. With a rich history of developing some of our nation's most prominent military GAME RECAP 11.23.2015 | Football Thuney and Hines Both Earn ACC Player of the Week Honors 11.23.2015 | Football The Dave Doeren Show - November 22 11.22.2015 | Football Kickoff vs. UNC-Chapel Hill Set for 3:30 PM on Saturday FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ROSTER STATISTICS ARCHIVED STORIES ADDITIONAL LINKS SEARCH WOLFPACK CLUB | BOX

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MANY ENJOY MILITARY APPRECIATION DAYRALEIGH, N.C. - The final score wasn't the only reason that Wolfpack fans, young

and old, walked out of Carter-Finley Stadium with smiles on their faces on Saturday

afternoon.  A day spent honoring the bravest and best, combined with a resounding

victory made the day extraordinarily special.

"We just feel proud to be a part of the tradition of serving our nation," said Zach

Tousignant, a senior member of NC State's ROTC program. "Seeing the support

from everyone here on a day like this makes us appreciate the Wolfpack nation."

 

Throughout the day, players and fans alike, took the time to thank the service men

and women of our nation through standing ovations and on-field festivities.  In the

postgame press conference, head coach Dave Doeren's first words were how proud

he was to be a part of such a special event.

 

During timeouts and between quarters, NC State brought out military members

from the Navy, Army, Air Force, Coast Guard and Marines to receive individual

applause from the crowd.  55, 260 strong stood up every single time to show their

appreciation of our military.

"We feel like the university has always supported us. Everyone here has been

amazing in taking us in and showing us love." added Tousignant.

 

With a rich history of developing some of our nation's most prominent military

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leaders, the Wolfpack has sustained a commitment to honoring those brave men

and women of our country.

 

Buster Glosson, William Ingram and William Lee are NC State's alumni involved in

leadership roles within the military. The strength exuded through those leaders

inspire the football team and the university overall to consistently show its respect.

 

One way the team paid homage was to don a special alternate uniform:  

#IRONWOLF. The iron gray uniform honored the military through Pack Football's

motto: "Iron Sharpens Iron".

 

When asked about the uniform, Tousignant said, ""I think the jerseys are really

sweet. The design of the uniforms overall are really cool, especially since they wore

them for Military Appreciation Day."

 

On a day like this, the spirit of NC State was more than just about football. Through

honoring those who protect the freedom and liberty of this great nation ever year,

the Pack becomes stronger and more united.

Arriving into @NCState @PackAthletics @Packfootball today. #veterans #MilitaryAppreciation @NCAA 8:18 PM - 21 Nov 2015

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