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Come Fan with UsTuesday, July 7, 2026

Who You Gonna Foul? Derrick Favors!

With around 1:30 left in today’s NC State-Georgia Tech ACC semifinal, the Yellow Jackets were up by only three. Derrick Favors found himself on a fast break, and the Wolfpack’s Javier Gonzalez had only one recourse. He took out his proton pack and zapped Favors with his neutrona wand. Just like in Ghostbusters.

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↵Either that, or he just yanked Favors’ shirt and flung it to the ground. But no shirt is that stretchy. Sticking with my Ghostbusters story over here.

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