Industry scuttlebutt has been that the Wolfpack will be one of the few high-major schools not to go all-in on revenue sharing once it becomes official this summer. If so, that’s a concern about the program’s resources, or at least its willingness to spend them. What makes that even more curious is that, per US Department of Education data from 2022-23 (the most recent year for which data is available), NC State was 18th among public institutions in men’s basketball spending at about $12.6 million. That’s second in the ACC behind only rival North Carolina, with less than a million dollars separating the two. Is NC State willing to pony up like its Tobacco Road peers? Or is it trying to operate on the cheap? The answer to that determines this job’s upside.