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Bruce Dayhuff — the 1973–74 NC State championship team

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College basketball; tie contested, printed both ways

Bruce Dayhuff played on North Carolina State's 1973–74 team — the team that won the 1974 NCAA championship (the university's own all-time roster and lettermen list carry him for 1973–74; Sports Reference's roster for that championship season concurs; the yearbook record carries him in the "New Men" coverage of the 1972–73 season). His tie to this ground is contested between two carriers and prints both ways (conflict C64): the roster databases give his hometown as Walkerton; The Wolfpacker (Rivals), in a 2025 where-are-they-now item on that roster, says he "lives in North Liberty now, and owns a business there." The build asserts the weaker claim the two tellings share — a John Glenn district man, on the roster of a national champion, resident in North Liberty in the telling of the team's own alumni press — and crowns neither hometown. He is deceased (28 October 2021, at 68, in the local obituary record); his obituary is the purchase-class settler for the tie, named in the pass note.

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Source: Bruce Dayhuff — the 1973–74 NC State championship team, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/sports-players/bruce-dayhuff-the-197374-nc-state-championship-team/