Coming up right this second, though, we are joined by a quarterback for North Carolina State.

He's a graduate student in his first season with NC State.

He previously played at Coastal Carolina from 2019 to 2023.

He was named the Sunbelt Conference Offensive Player of the Year three times.

He's been named to the Johnny Unitedis Award watch list, which is annually given to

the nation's top quarterback, of course. The Wolfpack are ranked number 24 in the preseason

poll. They open up the season at home against Western Carolina on August 29th. We are joined by

Grayson McCall Grayson. It's been a minute. Good to have you back. Man, what's up? How are you?

All right, my man, you look good, but you don't sound good, but that's probably on my end.

Amani. Let me try that again. Grac entered the transfer portal and you created a lot of buzz when you did so understandably because you put up huge numbers of Coast of Carolina.

Over 10,000 yards passing.

You had that insane TD to interception ratio of 88 to 14.

So ultimately, why did you decide to come to NC State?

Yeah, man, just a fresh start.

Went through a tough injury last year and decided to test my talent somewhere else

and got an unbelievable opportunity to come to Raleigh and play for Coach Doran in

NT State.

So I'm really excited about my opportunity and fired up to be here.

I'm talking to Grayson McCall.

For those who don't know, speaking of that tough injury,

what happened was you suffered a head injury and your season came to an end after only seven games. I'm curious, what was that experience like coming back from that? And did the challenge

of going through that make you appreciate the game even more? Absolutely, man. You know,

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