N.C. State quarterback Russell Wilson broke a national record in the third quarter on Saturday night.
Wilson's 13-yard pass to James Washington late in the third quarter gave him 326 consecutive passes without an interception dating back to a game against Clemson on Sept 13 of last year.
The crowd gave a hearty cheer as the video boards at Carter-Finley Stadium announced that Wilson had set the record.
Andre Woodson of Kentucky set the previous Division I-A/Football Bowl Subdivision record of 325 passes without an interception in 2006-07.
N.C. State led Gardner-Webb 38-7 after three quarters.
-- Ken Tysiac
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Pack QB Wilson sets national record
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Wow! Gardner Webb. The Pack is sure Hot Tonight!
Good job Russell. He's only thrown 1 interception in his college career.
And Rusapajo, keep hating. Nobody cares what you think.
Rusapajo lets see your favorite team's QB throw 326 consecutive passes without an interception, then you can talk.
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