Initial injury report shows NC State in good shape ahead of Week 0
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 10:25 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

NC State's initial injury report, released ahead of their Week 0 conference game against Virginia, indicates that the team is in good health as they begin the season. No key players are listed as injured for NC State, marking a positive sign following training camp. In contrast, Virginia has several players sidelined, including RB Solomon Beebe and WR Rico Flores., linebacker Kam Robinson's status remains a focal point as he continues his recovery from a previous ACL injury, potentially impacting Virginia's performance in the upcoming match.
- •NC State reports no key injuries before facing Virginia.
- •Virginia has multiple players, including Beebe and Flores, out for the game.
- •Kam Robinson's return from ACL injury is crucial for Virginia's defense.
- 10:25 PMYahoo Sports — Initial injury report encouraging for NC State
"One bonus that comes with a Week 0 conference game is it means we get an official injury report for NC State much earlier than we would normally. And that initial report indicates that the Pack made it out of camp pretty healthy—no key players are listed. Virginia’s injury list is much longer, though the […]
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