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Twelve seconds for Julius Hodge!...Wolfpack has a time-out...Herb Sendek lets' him play...Here's the man from Harlem!...Got it!...and the foul! See the original video at College Sports via GoPack.com GoPack.com "Guys say Julius is 6-7, 205 but did you see Rudy Gay and Ed Nelson go to the floor? Say what you want, but those are two really good players. There's no way I was going to be denied. That's the way NC State has played the last month or so. We haven't been denied and we haven't given up." - Julius Hodge describing his game winning shot "I'm not saying that the games after this will be easy. Of course, it gets harder as you go along. But mentally, this was the hump we had to get over. Once you get over all the mental stuff, the only thing left to deal with is the physical, and we can handle that." - Cameron Bennerman "He and I made eye contact and I think we both had the same play in mind." - Herb Sendek and Julius Hodge on the same page "If you had told me three weeks ago that we were going to lose in the second round of the N.C.A.A. tournament, no matter who we were playing, I wouldn't have believed you." - Connecticut Coach Jim Calhoun 'No one believed'Luke Winn * SI.com Julius Hodge was still skipping as he made his way into the DCU Center tunnel, a good 10 minutes after N.C. State upset UConn 65-62 to advance to the Sweet Sixteen. For anyone within earshot, he had this message: "I told ya! I told ya!" Read More In Fulfilling Promise, Hodge Gains RedemptionJohn Feinstein * Washington Post Julius Hodge stood at center court Sunday afternoon, pounding his hand on his chest, screaming at the top of his lungs, his eyes taking in every corner of DCU Center, savoring the moment. This was during player introductions. Read More Video HighlightsGoPack.com Video Highlights Read More History Lesson: Teams should savor Sweet 16 Lenox Rawlings * Winston-Salem Journal Sweet 16 could be a thriller Kansas City Star NCAA Tournament Game Capsules The Associated Press Cool Interactive Bracket The Associated Press Printable Bracket CBS Sportsline Viewable Bracket CBS Sportsline Next Stop... Sweet 16 'Sweet' Victory For Wolfpack Pack Pride PC Audio: Herb Sendek Pack Pride NCAA Audio: NC State Players Pack Pride Box: NC State-UCONN Pack Pride Photo Gallery II: NC State-UCONN Pack Pride Photo Gallery I: NC State-UCONN Pack Pride N.C. State shocks UConn Chip Alexander * News & Observer Sweet Sunday for Pack Chip Alexander * News & Observer WRAL faces dilemma on Friday News & Observer Wolfpack getting used to winning Ned Barnett * News & Observer Pack catches upset fever Khary K. McGhee * Fayetteville (NC) Observer State gets over mental hurdle Khary K. McGhee * Fayetteville (NC) Observer Hodge's shot propels Pack past Huskies, into Sweet 16 Tommy Bowman * Winston-Salem Journal N.C. State sends UConn packing Jena Janovy * Charlotte Observer Pack marches on Jena Janovy * Charlotte Observer Pack's Hodge makes every second count Tom Sorenson * Charlotte Observer Wolfpack upend Connecticut Bob Sutton * Freedom News Service Nerves of Steel: Wolfpack freshman pitches up huge 3-pointer Todd Graff * Star-News Driving out UConn The Daily Press Nerves of Steel: Wolfpack freshman pitches up huge 3-pointer Todd Graff * Star-News N.C. State downs defending champ UConn The Associated Press N.C. State Puts an Early End to UConn's Title Defense New York Times A Knack for Making Good Moves New York Times Hodge leads his Pack Newsday.com In Fulfilling Promise, Hodge Gains Redemption John Feinstein * Washington Post Who Let the Dogs Out? Camille Powell * Washington Post Wolfpack has earned right to howl Andy Katz * ESPN.com NC State deserves credit Dick Vitale * ESPN.COM Wolfpack take Sendek another step from unemployment line Jeff Goodman * SportsLine.com Hodge lifts Pack timesdispatch.com Hodge leads NC State past UConn and into Sweet 16 Basketball News Finally! How sweet it is Austin Johnson * Technician Class act, big wins Austin Johnson * Technician Sweet, sweet victory Ben McNeely * Technician How Sweet It Is For Hodge, Pack Tony Haynes * GoPack.com Wolfpack Takes Down Second Seed Huskies To Advance To Sweet 16 Tim Peeler * GoPack.com Video Highlights GoPack.com Conneticut News Watch... PC Audio: UCONN Players Pack Pride PC Audio: Jim Calhoun Pack Pride Wiping The Smile Off Their Faces The Day Two and through for Huskies Journal Register News Service Weaknesses were exposed Journal Register News Service Experience trumped youth Journal Register News Service Quote of the day extra: "Oh man, no one believed it could happen. It feels so much better, because no one believed." - Julius Hodge Q & A With Stephen Tulloch, Part II Pack Pride Late jumper ousts Pack women Jaymes Powell Jr. * News & Observer Basketball... Holmes To Open Recruitment Dave Telep * Scout.com Football... Junior to Watch- CB Donald Manns Pack Pride NCAA Basketball Yahoo RPI RealTime RPI 2005 College Basketball Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) Ken Pomeroy North Carolina beats Iowa State 92-65 The Associated Press Louisville romps over Georgia Tech 76-54 The Associated Press Duke's going to the Sweet 16 A.J. Carr * News & Observer Tigers oust Hokies The Associated Press Recruiting rankings tell only part of story Tim Stevens * News & Observer
Twelve seconds for Julius Hodge!...Wolfpack has a time-out...Herb Sendek lets' him play...Here's the man from Harlem!...Got it!...and the foul!
See the original video at College Sports via GoPack.com GoPack.com
"Guys say Julius is 6-7, 205 but did you see Rudy Gay and Ed Nelson go to the floor? Say what you want, but those are two really good players. There's no way I was going to be denied. That's the way NC State has played the last month or so. We haven't been denied and we haven't given up." - Julius Hodge describing his game winning shot
"I'm not saying that the games after this will be easy. Of course, it gets harder as you go along. But mentally, this was the hump we had to get over. Once you get over all the mental stuff, the only thing left to deal with is the physical, and we can handle that." - Cameron Bennerman
"He and I made eye contact and I think we both had the same play in mind." - Herb Sendek and Julius Hodge on the same page
"If you had told me three weeks ago that we were going to lose in the second round of the N.C.A.A. tournament, no matter who we were playing, I wouldn't have believed you." - Connecticut Coach Jim Calhoun
'No one believed'Luke Winn * SI.com Julius Hodge was still skipping as he made his way into the DCU Center tunnel, a good 10 minutes after N.C. State upset UConn 65-62 to advance to the Sweet Sixteen. For anyone within earshot, he had this message: "I told ya! I told ya!" Read More
In Fulfilling Promise, Hodge Gains RedemptionJohn Feinstein * Washington Post Julius Hodge stood at center court Sunday afternoon, pounding his hand on his chest, screaming at the top of his lungs, his eyes taking in every corner of DCU Center, savoring the moment. This was during player introductions. Read More
Video HighlightsGoPack.com Video Highlights Read More
History Lesson: Teams should savor Sweet 16 Lenox Rawlings * Winston-Salem Journal
Sweet 16 could be a thriller Kansas City Star
NCAA Tournament Game Capsules The Associated Press
Cool Interactive Bracket The Associated Press
Printable Bracket CBS Sportsline
Viewable Bracket CBS Sportsline
PC Audio: Herb Sendek Pack Pride
NCAA Audio: NC State Players Pack Pride
Box: NC State-UCONN Pack Pride
Photo Gallery II: NC State-UCONN Pack Pride
Photo Gallery I: NC State-UCONN Pack Pride
N.C. State shocks UConn Chip Alexander * News & Observer
Sweet Sunday for Pack Chip Alexander * News & Observer
WRAL faces dilemma on Friday News & Observer
Wolfpack getting used to winning Ned Barnett * News & Observer
Pack catches upset fever Khary K. McGhee * Fayetteville (NC) Observer
State gets over mental hurdle Khary K. McGhee * Fayetteville (NC) Observer
Hodge's shot propels Pack past Huskies, into Sweet 16 Tommy Bowman * Winston-Salem Journal
N.C. State sends UConn packing Jena Janovy * Charlotte Observer
Pack marches on Jena Janovy * Charlotte Observer
Pack's Hodge makes every second count Tom Sorenson * Charlotte Observer
Wolfpack upend Connecticut Bob Sutton * Freedom News Service
Nerves of Steel: Wolfpack freshman pitches up huge 3-pointer Todd Graff * Star-News
Driving out UConn The Daily Press
N.C. State downs defending champ UConn The Associated Press
N.C. State Puts an Early End to UConn's Title Defense New York Times
A Knack for Making Good Moves New York Times
Hodge leads his Pack Newsday.com
In Fulfilling Promise, Hodge Gains Redemption John Feinstein * Washington Post
Who Let the Dogs Out? Camille Powell * Washington Post
Wolfpack has earned right to howl Andy Katz * ESPN.com
NC State deserves credit Dick Vitale * ESPN.COM
Wolfpack take Sendek another step from unemployment line Jeff Goodman * SportsLine.com
Hodge lifts Pack timesdispatch.com
Hodge leads NC State past UConn and into Sweet 16 Basketball News
Finally! How sweet it is Austin Johnson * Technician
Class act, big wins Austin Johnson * Technician
Sweet, sweet victory Ben McNeely * Technician
How Sweet It Is For Hodge, Pack Tony Haynes * GoPack.com
Wolfpack Takes Down Second Seed Huskies To Advance To Sweet 16 Tim Peeler * GoPack.com
Video Highlights GoPack.com
Conneticut News Watch... PC Audio: UCONN Players Pack Pride
PC Audio: Jim Calhoun Pack Pride
Wiping The Smile Off Their Faces The Day
Two and through for Huskies Journal Register News Service
Weaknesses were exposed Journal Register News Service
Experience trumped youth Journal Register News Service
Q & A With Stephen Tulloch, Part II Pack Pride
Late jumper ousts Pack women Jaymes Powell Jr. * News & Observer
Basketball... Holmes To Open Recruitment Dave Telep * Scout.com
Football... Junior to Watch- CB Donald Manns Pack Pride
NCAA Basketball Yahoo
RPI RealTime RPI
2005 College Basketball Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) Ken Pomeroy
North Carolina beats Iowa State 92-65 The Associated Press
Louisville romps over Georgia Tech 76-54 The Associated Press
Duke's going to the Sweet 16 A.J. Carr * News & Observer
Tigers oust Hokies The Associated Press
Recruiting rankings tell only part of story Tim Stevens * News & Observer