Armstrong returns as starter, leads N.C. State to a 26-6 win at Wake Forest

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- , Brennan Armstrong had been out of a starting role for so long this fall that he said he forgot what it like to be a first-stringer. But he certainly knew what to do while at the controls of North Carolina State’s offense, throwing for one touchdown and running for another as the Wolfpack beat Wake Forest 26-6 on Saturday afternoon, all while appreciating support from teammates during the past month-plus. “It means everything. It feels really good,” Armstrong said. “I tried to have consistency, try to put positive energy into the team. Feeling the support from the guys is really the best feeling in the world.” Armstrong, a graduate transfer from Virginia, made his first start since Sept. 29 after MJ Morris opted to sit out the rest of the season to qualify for a redshirt. N.C.