North Carolina State reveals new basketball floor design (Photo)

Mar 20, 2014; Orlando, FL, USA; North Carolina State Wolfpack forward T.J. Warren (24) and teammates react after the college basketball game against the Saint Louis Billikens during the second round of the 2014 NCAA Tournament at Amway Center. Saint Louis won 83-80. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
Mar 20, 2014; Orlando, FL, USA; North Carolina State Wolfpack forward T.J. Warren (24) and teammates react after the college basketball game against the Saint Louis Billikens during the second round of the 2014 NCAA Tournament at Amway Center. Saint Louis won 83-80. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports /
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Especially later on in the season, you could see that the N.C. State Wolfpack basketball team is slowly making their way back toward the top of the ACC. This program made some tremendous strides, and on Monday, they showed yet more evidence that they’re headed toward changing the culture of the program as they revealed a fresh new design for the court at PNC Arena.

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The school announced the change through an official release from the athletic department.

"When the NC State men’s basketball team takes the court this season, it will be playing on a fresh new design at the Dail Basketball Center and PNC Arena.The new design, which features the iconic wolf head at center court stretching nearly to each sideline, is completed at the team’s practice facility and will be duplicated on the floor at PNC Arena this fall. The design also features a clear wood lane with the new ACC logo and different shades of wood inside and outside the 3-point arc."

You can have a look at the new design in the photo below:

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The change from the block ‘S’ at center court to the traditional wolf head is a very nice touch, and it gives the school a much different feel than some of the other programs not only in the ACC, but the entire country.

Also in the release, the school included a short video discussing some aspects of the new design.