We could probably just streamline this "morning after" segment: the first quarter (the good), the rest of the game (the bad), and the ugly (lardass lineman unnecessarily flops on top of Jerod Fernandez, resulting in what appeared to be a serious injury), but when you break an embarrassingly long losing streak in road games against the team your beloved program has played more than any other, you better believe you're getting you some bullets.
Goodness, that sentence was nearly as long as NC State's scoring drought after it rocketed to a 28-0, first-quarter lead Saturday against Wake Forest.