N.C. State will face Florida State's top-rated defense without three of its starters on the offensive line, including guard Zach Allen, who is out for the rest of the season with a foot injury.
Allen, who started the first five games at right guard, got his right foot rolled up from behind during the third quarter of N.C. State's 44-37 loss to Miami last Saturday.
N.C. State will be without two starters from its offensive line for Saturday's trip to Miami. Right tackle Andrew Wallace and left tackle Rob Crisp will both miss the game with injuries.
Wallace, a senior, injured his left foot in last Saturday's 52-14 win over The Citadel and will miss his first game of the season. Crisp, a junior, will miss his fourth straight game with a back injury, according to the injury report released by N.C. State on Thursday morning.
Here's the list of all athletes in our area who either signed or were expected to sign with colleges to play next season:
Three Tri-Nine football. players were named to the All-State 4-A team by ncpreps.com.
Athens Drive's Robert Crisp (pictured below, right), who was also named to the All-State team by N.C. media and All-American by USA Today, was one of the five offensive lineman selected to the squad.
Middle Creek's Garrett Leatham (pictured left), who threw for more than 4,000 yards this year including 451 in a game versus Apex, was named to one of the five "athlete" positions. He was 
joined by Fuquay-Varina running back Cory Hunter (pictured top) who ran for more than 1,900 yards including 463 in a game versus Panther Creek.
Crisp, a senior, will play in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl this Saturday. He has committed to N.C. State.
Hunter and Leatham are juniors. Hunter has the lone scholarship offer between them as of now after being offered by New Mexico during the season.
Athens Drive Jaguars
Last year: 4-8 (4-3), lost to Southern Durham 8-7 in the first round of the 4-A playoffs
All-Conference players graduated: WR/ATH Phillip Barren, OL Steve Kotnik, RB Darius Williams
All-Conference players returning: (from PAC-6 Conference) OL Rob Crisp, S Pete Singer
N.C. State recruits, one of whom is regarded as the top player in the state, switch schools and are now in the Tri-9.
N.C. State recruits enroll at Raleigh school
State recruits Rob Crisp and Pete Singer are expected to play at Cedar Ridge
Chapel Hill High's Rob Crisp and his brother Pete Singer attended
N.C. State's football practice Tuesday and decided it was time to
announce what they had known in their hearts for a while.
