The Wake Forest Women's Basketball team opened up the 2025-26 season at the Joel with a win over the Radford Highlanders. And they did the hard way - one point at a time.
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The Deacs certainly showcased their new look style Monday night at the Joel. Wake took down American 88-74 in a game they pretty much led wire-to-wire after the first media timeout.
The first game of the 2025-26 season is officially in the books, and the Deacs are 1-0. It’s really hard to tell a whole lot from these early buy games, but the thing that gave me a lot of confidence in this team was the ball movement on offense.
Wake Forest Men's Basketball is finally here. After an offseason with tremendous roster turnover, the Demon Deacons approach opening tip-off with a mixture of familiar names and fresh faces.
The long wait is over, and a new college basketball season is finally upon us! The Deacs first opponent up is the American Eagles from the Patriot League, who will make the trip to the Joel.
Following Wake Forest’s abysmal 42-7 loss to the Florida State Seminoles, head coach Jake Dickert said it was the first week the team had not gotten better.
There is not much of a way to put a good spin on a 42-7 blowout loss. But that is what Wake Forest efforted to do after Saturday, after the thrashing in Tallahassee by the Florida State Seminoles.
A large handful of things have changed at Wake Forest in the transition from the Dave Clawson era to the Jack Dickert world. The offense is different. The coaching staff was overhauled.