The Wake Forest Demon Deacons enter year seven of the Steve Forbes era with significantly more questions than answers. A team that has become synonymous with the NCAA Tournament Bubble during the coach's tenure suddenly finds itself at a crossroads.
College football’s Week 9 slate for the 2026 season once again featured wins that created plenty of change in the rankings and bowl projections. USC upset Ohio State, Utah easily handled Cincinnati, Georgia dominated Florida and Iowa State stunned Oklahoma State on a last-second field goal.
The first half was all Demon Deacons here in Winston-Salem. Wake Forest went for over 250 yards of offense in the opening frame, scoring two touchdowns and two field goals.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons (6-1, 4-1 ACC) are coming off a bye, but the week of rest did nothing to change their standing in this week's ACC Football Power Rankings.
Believe it or not, Wake Forest’s latest bowl projection is about as glamorous as it gets. This time last year, the Demon Deacons were hoping to secure a postseason invitation to one of the sport’s less celebrated bowl games.
The ACC has announced Week 10 kickoff times. Wake Forest plays Virginia this weekend, but next week, the Deacons face Merrimack on Saturday, November 7.
It seems the Wake Forest Demon Deacons have finally started to earn the benefit of the doubt. After weeks of relative indifference from the wider world of college football, the Deacs have finally earned a little respect ahead of Saturday's matchup with the Virginia Cavaliers.
The Demon Deacons are coming off of a much-needed bye week to reset and recharge before getting into the final five-game stretch of their season. The Deacs can certainly make a push for the ACC Championship, but will need to continue to play at their pre-bye-week form.
With Halloween looming, it's the perfect time to indulge in one of college football’s creepiest mascots: Wake Forest’s Demon Deacon. Fans of the Deacs embrace the sinister charm of their spirit figurehead, a character who looks as though he wandered off the set of a vintage horror film and straight onto the sidelines.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons (6-1, 4-1 ACC) get a bye week after another dominant road win, beating Cal 41-7 last week. In this week's ACC Football Power Rankings, the Deacs are once again in second place.
As the Deacs get ready for opening night in a couple of weeks, the staff has picked up a commit from local 4-star power forward Jayon Connor Connor is a 6-7 PF who plays right down the road at Forsyth Country Day.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons are coming off a 41-7 victory and are heading into the bye week with a 6-1 record. As we do every week, we will now break down some of the deeper analytics of last weekend's game.
If you couldn't stay awake for the ACC After Dark matchup between the Wake Forest Demon Deacons (6-1, 4-1 ACC) and the California Golden Bears (3-4, 2-2 ACC), you missed another dominant performance by the Deacs.
The regular season is still over a couple of weeks away, but so far we have already had two chances to see the Demon Deacons take the court against another opponent.
The days of Tim Duncan and Chris Paul leading Wake Forest to basketball success are long in the rearview mirror. These days the Demon Deacons just want to be a player in the ACC and even that has been a difficulty in recent years.
Pitching has been a hallmark for the Wake Forest Demon Deacons for much of the past decade. That’s what earned the school a berth in the 2026 NCAA tournament, and could very well dictate how things go in the upcoming 2027 season.
The Miami Hurricanes' last weekday game to begin the 2026 season is on Friday at Wake Forest. Miami began the 2026 season on Friday, Sept. 4, with a 45-6 win at Stanford.
Wake Forest has the team to be sneaky-good among all the sneaky-good ACC teams, but there won’t be any sneaking up on anyone with Purdue, Miami, and Louisville up next.
The 2026 Cape Cod League season is done, meaning it’s review time. It was a grand time for many collegiate players, including the few draft-eligible players who went pro directly after their time in Massachusetts.