It counted before, but now it really counts, so let's see what this team is all about.
Matt Dayes is off to four-straight 100-yard rushing games, and he's been sharp in most aspects; what I'm wondering is how much (if at all) that changes against Louisville, which has better talent up front than anybody State's seen thus far. If Dayes can continue to be an important part of NC State's offense between the tackles, he can open up the edges for State's more explosive players, which is crucial.
Jumichael Ramos was a no-show against South Alabama, and David Grinnage has been a Nowhere Man this entire season.