Great news for NC State and even better news for offensive coordinator Dana Bible, who was diagnosed with cancer in November -- Bible should return to the sideline this season full-time.
"Dana is in the fourth week of a five-week cycle," NC State coach Tom O'Brien said. "He does chemotherapy five days a week and he gets the weekend off. He does have a couple weeks break after this cycle. Every report has been positive and he is on track in his recovery process. He can't be around a lot of crowds. He does his chemo in the mornings and comes in the office in the afternoon, I think for sanity sake, if you want to call us sanity. I think by a date as soon as May he should be fine and back to normal, full-time."
"Dana is in the fourth week of a five-week cycle," NC State coach Tom O'Brien said. "He does chemotherapy five days a week and he gets the weekend off. He does have a couple weeks break after this cycle. Every report has been positive and he is on track in his recovery process. He can't be around a lot of crowds. He does his chemo in the mornings and comes in the office in the afternoon, I think for sanity sake, if you want to call us sanity. I think by a date as soon as May he should be fine and back to normal, full-time."
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