Duke swept the Tobacco Road series by taking down Wake Forest 49-32 on senior day. Manny Diaz is still undefeated against the North Carolina schools and Duke has won state titles in consecutive years for the first time since 1961 and 1962.
Duke swept the Tobacco Road series by taking down Wake Forest 49-32 on senior day. Manny Diaz is still undefeated against the North Carolina schools and Duke has won state titles in consecutive years for the first time since 1961 and 1962.
Saturday was a tough night for Wake Forest football. Riding a wave of good feelings with three wins in November, the Demon Deacons came crashing back to Earth with a thud.
That was not the ending to the regular season Wake Forest was hoping for. With a 10-win season still in the cards for the Deacs, Wake played maybe their worst game of the season, constantly shooting themselves in the foot to play themselves right out of what was a very winnable game.
Wake Forest had already secured a bowl invitation. The Deacs had already given Jake Dickert the best record of a first-year coach in school history. Maybe the eight wins were enough.
The Duke Blue Devils rolled from one rivalry game to another. After taking down North Carolina last weekend, thanks to a fake field goal, the Blue Devils are back in Durham for the final time this season to face Wake Forest.
Darian Mensah set Duke's single-season record with his 27th and 28th passing touchdowns and the Blue Devils went on to beat Wake Forest 49-32 to stay alive in the Atlantic Coast Conference title chase Saturday at Durham, N.C.
After a large win against Delaware last week, Wake Forest Head Coach Jake Dickert and the Demon Deacons travel down Tobacco Road to face in-state rival Duke in the regular season finale for both teams.
This past weekend, the Wake Forest Demon Deacons improved to 8-3 this season with a dominant 52-14 win over the Delaware Blue Hens. Quarterback Robby Ashford threw for a season-high 292 passing yards along with three touchdowns and only one interception.
This is what is supposed to happen when you schedule Delaware in week 11 of the season. A good Wake Forest team took the Blue Hens apart like a Thanksgiving turkey, winning 52-14 before a few thousand people at Allegacy Stadium Saturday afternoon.
Carlos Hernandez caught touchdown passes of 79 and 93 yards to lead Wake Forest to a 52-14 nonconference win over Delaware Saturday in Winston-Salem, NC.
The Deacs' offense looked like they were shot out of a cannon to start the game. The first half featured no punts for the Deacs, but plenty of chunk plays that put points on the board.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons (7–3, 4–3 ACC) have a legitimate path to nine wins this season—a stellar discrepancy from the beginning of the year. However, the first step in this fantastic feat is to take down the Delaware Blue Hens.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons handled business this past Saturday with a 28-12 win over the North Carolina Tar Heels. Head coach Jake Dickert's squad moved to 7-3 on the season and 4-3 in ACC conference play.
Maybe these unconventional ways of winning are going to be Wake’s “thing” this season. The Demon Deacons topped North Carolina 28-12 Saturday night in Winston-Salem, using its own fumble for a touchdown, a flea flicker for a score, and a couple of blocked field goals.
Carlos Hernandez scored on a couple of unconventional touchdown plays as Wake Forest beat visiting North Carolina 28-12 on Saturday at Winston-Salem, N.C.
Well-traveled Robby Ashford has been named the starting quarterback at Wake Forest, according to multiple reports on Sunday. Demon Deacons coach Jake Dickert reportedly announced the news to the team.
Robby Ashford has entered the transfer portal. Ashford's departure marks the first quarterback from Auburn's room to leave this offseason. The room as a whole hasn't seen much movement this offseason until now but with true freshman Walker White coming in, the Tigers more than likely wanted to keep their quarterback scholarship number at four.
On Friday, Auburn added former Michigan State quarterback Payton Thorne via the transfer portal. However, the Tigers' incumbent signal-caller Robby Ashford doesn't seem worried.