St. Louis, Missouri guard Quentin Coleman, who committed and signed with Wake Forest last year, has been granted his release from Wake Forest. The 6-4 guard is a 4-star prospect and was originally rated as the 92nd best player in the 2026 when he committed to Wake Forest.
The 2025-26 regular season has officially come to an end, and the Deacs are heading to the ACC Tournament with a win. After overcoming a terrible start to the game, Wake got hot in the 2nd half and dropped 51 points on the Golden Bears to win the game 80-73.
Wake Forest baseball kept its win streak alive and passed its first conference test against the Stanford Cardinal on Friday night. It was certainly a great night for baseball, with temperatures almost in the 70s in Winston-Salem.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons couldn’t be entering conference play on a better note. After faltering in the opening game of the season against Houston, the Deacs have reeled off 12 consecutive victories, the latest being a thrilling 9-8 triumph over Appalachian State on March 4.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons (14–17, 4–14 ACC) ended their season in Duluth, Georgia, in the ACC Tournament first round against the California Golden Bears (19–13, 9–9), losing 75–52.
Boone, North Carolina, is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. The multicolored leaves in the fall take one’s breath away, while the lush green of spring and summer invites a sense of awe.
After battling toe-to-toe with one of the better teams in college basketball, the Wake Forest Demon Deacons fell just short of victory against the Virginia Cavaliers.
The Deacs had a shot at this one. Despite being on the road against the #13 team in the country, Wake never let this one get away and had their chances down the stretch to tie the game.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons had what one could call an up-and-down week. They had to push their game back against Boston College, then went up there on Wednesday and lost by a point on a buzzer beater to an Eagles team that is at the bottom of the league.