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Time to 'fall back' on Nov. 1: How to adjust your body clock You may get an extra hour of sleep, but the end of daylight saving time remains one of the least popular weekends on the U.S. calendar.
NC State football interim coach Todd Goebbel discusses Dave Doeren being fired, Wolfpack moving forward
