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NC State's Bailey Says Late Fumble Was Attempt to Run Out Clock

The Wolfpack quarterback addressed his costly turnover in the loss to Vanderbilt, saying he was trying to eat clock rather than force a play.

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North Carolina State quarterback CJ Bailey has spoken publicly for the first time since fumbling the ball in the end zone with one second remaining in a loss to Vanderbilt, a turnover that proved decisive in the outcome of the game.

Bailey said he was attempting to run out the clock rather than advance the ball when the fumble occurred. "I was trying to get all the clock out. That was my thought," Bailey said. "I fumbled the ball."

The turnover came at a critical moment in the contest and contributed to what was widely regarded as a shocking result for the Wolfpack. Bailey's comments were his first public remarks addressing the play since the game concluded.

NC State's coaching staff has not yet detailed how the team plans to address late-game clock management following the turnover. The Wolfpack will look to move past the loss as they continue their season schedule.

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