The Wolfpacker: An Independent Magazine Covering NC State Sports
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MAY 2017 ■ 49 WOLFPACK FOOTBALL The redshirt sophomore was a four-star recruit from Princeton (N.C.) High who switched his verbal commitment from Florida State to NC State a month before National Signing Day. He also rejected overtures from Alabama, even after Tide head coach Nick Saban made the trip to Princeton to personally recruit him. Frasier though fell behind in his condi- tioning when he arrived at NC State and redshirted in the fall of 2015. He ran 18 times for 64 yards and a touchdown in six games during his rookie season before be- ing shut down due to a shoulder injury that required surgery. Also leaving the team were a pair of fifth-year seniors for different reasons. Cornerback Sean Paul has left with a medi- cal hardship. The Vero Beach (Fla.) High product was one of head coach Dave Do- eren's first commitments after taking the job in December 2012. Tight end Pharoah McKever, who is gradauting in May, will depart as a grad transfer. The Tabor City, N.C. native and South Columbus High product also played defensive end and wide receiver at NC State. McKever will be eligible to play right away at his new school. Recruiting Staff Overhauled Billy Glasscock, who in 2014 was touted by national recruiting analyst Tom Lem- ming as one of the five best national di- rectors of recruiting in the country, has assumed the job of NC State's director of player personnel. Glasscock takes over for Cullen Homolka, who left after three • Lush, verdant landscaping • Nationally accredited, locally owned, not-for-profit • Dedicated to independence, security and peace of mind y p LIFESTYLES CREATED ONE PERSON AT A TIME. • A 42-acre urban oasis LIFESTYLES CREATED ONE PERSON AT A TIME. S pringmoor is 1500 Sawmill Road 1500 • Raleigh, NC 27615 C 27615 CALL 919-848-7252 FOR YOUR FREE INFORMATION KIT WP New director of player personnel Billy Glass- cock comes to NC State after working at Min- nesota, Northern Illinois, Arizona Western Col- lege and Joliet Junior College. PHOTO COURTESY NC STATE MEDIA RELATIONS