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just a better wrestler during his time here. “He’s a man now,” Jordan said. “We know that he’s going to graduate now, which I’m not sure any of us knew was a sure thing when he started out here. I promised his father and I promised him that in his time here he would graduate and he would be in a spot to win a national title. He has done one, now I don’t think there is any doubt he will do the other.” Caldwell won the National Championship in 2009, but he does not plan on stopping at one. Jordan said that being the best wrestler in a specific weight class is difficult, but winning two National Championships is a feat that has never been done at State. “He can go from being great to a legend at N.C. State,” Jordan said. “There are a couple hundred overall winners of a National Championship, but there are between about 40 or 50 who have won the title multiple times. That would be something very special.” Even with all the success Caldwell has had with the Pack, he said that he still wants to achieve something more after he finishes his collegiate wrestling career--and that something would have him wearing the stars and stripes of the U.S. The projected event dates for the Wrestling Olympic Trials are April 19-21, 2012, and Caldwell said he plans to attend in hopes of making the cut. While Caldwell is still try-
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ACC Champion 2007, 2008, 2009 All-American 2008, 2009 Outstanding Wrestler, NCAA Championships 2009 National Champion 2009 ACC Rookie of the Year 2007 ACC Wrestler of the Year 2007 SOURCE: N.C. STATE ATHLETICS
ing to achieve more at the collegiate level, he has also earned the respect of his teammates through his personality on the mat. “He has been a huge motivation to me mainly because of the intensity that he brings every time he hits the mat,” redshirt junior Darrius Little said. “He has been like a brother to me since I got here. Every time we need a win, like when someone else gets pinned, we know we can count on him to get a big win and some crucial points for us.”
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Students lay the field next to the bookstore to watch the movie “Hangover” during the Campout on Jan. 11, 2010. UAB set up the movie along with handing out free pizza.
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for the cold, but I’m excited.” Registration was extended until tonight at midnight as a result of the winter weather delays and cancelations. “With the beginning of the semester and the ice storm we had I didn’t have a chance to register before the original deadline,” Jonathan Betts, a senior in civil engineering, said. ”So the extension really helped get me and my friends there.” Tents and sleeping bags are highly recommended and are available to rent for the night through Campus Recreation at a discounted rate. Students
can start setting up their campsites around 6:00 p.m. all along the streets of Dunn and Jeter. Student Government is tasked with assigning specific campsites for each individual group. Campus Police are asking participating students to park in the Coliseum Deck or the Dan Allen Parking Deck. Students are expected to abide by the NCSU Code of Student Conduct, requesting that there are no open flames, alcohol or weapons during the campout. However, tailgate items such as corn hole and latter ball are allowed and encouraged.
CAMPOUT 2011 SCHEDULE: 7pm-8pm: Sign-In at the Registration Table at the Front of Reynolds Coliseum. You will be given a group campsite and then can go set-up.
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Annual Campout Movie hosted by UAB in front of w Student Center. They will be showing “Cool Runnings” this year.
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