Six current Wolfpack players and seven signees were taken during the 2011 MLB draft. In order:
| Rd | Overall | Team | Class | |
| Brett Austin | 1A | 54 | Padres | HS |
| Cory Mazzoni | 2 | 71 | Mets | JR |
| Pratt Maynard | 3 | 103 | Dodgers | JR |
| Harold Riggins | 7 | 228 | Rockies | JR |
| Jason Creasy | 8 | 242 | Pirates | HS |
| Brandon Culbreth | 8 | 250 | Astros | HS |
| John Leonard | 9 | 274 | Dbacks | HS |
| Carlos Rodon | 16 | 491 | Brewers | HS |
| Trea Turner | 20 | 602 | Pirates | HS |
| Brett Williams | 25 | 754 | Dbacks | JR |
| John Gianis | 26 | 795 | Angels | JR |
| Jake Junis | 29 | 876 | Royals | HS |
| Rob Chamra | 34 | 1034 | Dodgers | SR |
All save Chamra have a decision to make about next season. Here's what I've been able to find...
Brett Austin -- Padres confident they can sign him.
Cory Mazzoni -- going pro.
Pratt Maynard -- unknown. Likely gone.
Harold Riggins -- unknown. Likely gone.
Jason Creasy -- open to turning pro, says he entered draft with 50-50 chance he'd go to school.
Brandon Culbreth -- going pro.
John Leonard -- going pro.
Carlos Rodon -- mulling options, asking for $750k-$800k. Brewers would've taken him in the 4th if he'd agreed to take $250k. (Rodon probably ends up at State.)
Trea Turner -- unknown.
Brett Williams -- leaning pro.
John Gianis -- open to turning pro, open to staying in school.
Jake Junis -- open to turning pro, looking for "premium deal." He is "perfectly happy to go to N.C. State and enjoy the college experience."