Wake Forest Takes Attitude Adjustment Out on Virginia, 51-7
Whatever attitude adjustment head coach Jake Dickert gave to his Wake Forest team during the week, the Demon Deacons took it out on Virginia Saturday night at Allegacy Stadium. Wake pummeled Virginia 51-7 to improve to 7-1 on the season and 5-1 in ACC play. Coupled with SMU’s earlier loss at Syracuse, the Deacs are …
Wake Forest secured a dominant 51-7 victory over Virginia in a game that marked the Demon Deacons' attitude adjustment under head coach Jake Dickert. With the win, Wake Forest improved to 7-1 on the season and 5-1 in ACC play, currently holding sole possession of second place in the ACC. The cost of the victory remains to be determined, but head coach Dickert has expressed regret over the decision to keep starter Gio Lopez in the game following a roughing the passer call.
Despite the setback, Lopez was examined by trainers and remained on the sidelines for the remainder of the game. The Deacons' fast start, solid defense, and clutch performances from key players like Lopez, Clark, and Hernandez were instrumental in their commanding performance. The team's offense outscored their last four opponents 187-31, displaying a physical style of play that overwhelmed outmanned opponents. While Dickert acknowledged the need for improvement, he praised the team's dominant performance.
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