Things were going really well for N.C. State athletics on Saturday. That ended at about halftime when Duke suddenly found its shooting touch and pulled away for a 10-point win over the Pack in basketball. That though, did not replace the headline for the day that even made the front page of national news outlets like ESPN.com: tight end Thaddeus Moss from Charlotte Mallard Creek High committed to the Wolfpack.
Moss made the decision public on twitter with a picture of himself and NCSU head coach Dave Doeren at the N.C. State-Duke game. In the process, he gave N.C. State its first four-star commit in the class, according to Rivals.com, and will be the lone top-10 player in the state’s 2016 class to end up at an in-state school. Moss is listed at No. 7 by Rivals.com.
Moss has the skills to potentially make a quick impact for N.C. State. He chose the Wolfpack over Texas A&M and UCLA. He had also previously considered USC and Arizona State. He gives NCSU 21 verbal commitments in the 2016 class.
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