The Lotcast

Lotcast 21 - Pack9 Talk and Men's ACC Tournament

Trey, Essad, and Alec are joined by Cal Parker of the Pack Homer Podcast to talk about the first 15 games of the baseball season in addition to some discussion about the Syracuse win. 

Lotcast 17 - Sportsmasbord

Trey, Alec, and Essad talk the men's basketball win over Miami, the mega stretch coming up for women's basketball, the football schedule release, and snow plows.

Lotcast 15 -Wake Forest Win, Marvel, and Chris Nolan

The team details the ridiculousness of Tuesday's win over Wake Forest before the conversation devolves into a debate about Christopher Nolan. 

Lotcast 12 - Transfer Portal and Funny Names

Phillip Danford of Inside Pack Sports joins the show to talk about State's activity in the transfer portal, the signing class, and the best athlete names of all time. 

Lotcast 11 - Weird Stories from Trinity Road and Pop Tarts

Trey, Alec, and Essad just talk about the weirdest stories they have from attending NC State games. 

Lotcast 10 - UNC Beatdown, UNC Beatdown, and UNC Beatdown

The team talks about the UNC beatdown, as you may have inferred, and also touches on some alleged men's basketball and the specific rules that we most want to change in any sport. 

Lotcast 9 - Wake Win, Uconn Win, and Cement Mixers

The team talks through a dominant win at Wake Forest, a sweet win in Reynolds over Uconn, and cement mixers

Lotcast 8 - MJ Morris, Offensive Line Play, and Christmas Music

The team is joined by Inside Pack Sports contributor and former Richmond offensive lineman Alex Gee to talk about the MJ Morris Hullabaloo, NC State's offensive line play, and the right time to start playing Christmas music. 

Lotcast 7 - Clemson, MBB, and Die Hard

Trey, Essad, and Alec welcome newest Joel Seagle and talk the Clemson win, the rotation for Kevin Keatts, and whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie. 

Lotcast 6 - Marshall, Duke, and Joe’s BBQ

Trey, Essad, and Alec cover the offensive improvement against Marshall, the matchup with Duke, and pick the most overrated and underrated cities in America.