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Sept. 4 at Clemson* Clemson, SC Sept. 11 at East Carolina WAKE FOREST FOOTBALL 2004 SCHEDULE Sept. 4 at Clemson* Clemson, SC Sept. 11 at East Carolina Greenville, NC Sept. 18 North Carolina A&T Groves Stadium Sept. 25 Boston College Groves Stadium Oct. 2 at NC State* Raleigh, NC Oct. 9 Virginia Tech* Groves Stadium Oct. 23 Florida State* Groves Stadium Oct. 30 Duke* Groves Stadium Nov. 13 North Carolina* Groves Stadium Nov. 20 at Miami* Coral Gables, FL Nov. 27 at Maryland* College Park, MD * ACC games All times TBA SPRING PROSPECTUS 2004 Wake Forest Football What’s Inside... 2004 Schedule Quick Facts/2003 Schedule & Results . .2 Sept. 4 at Clemson* Clemson, SC Squad Breakdown/Returning Statistical Leaders . .3 Sept. 11 at East Carolina Greenville, NC Final Spring Depth Chart . .4 Sept. 18 North Carolina A&T Groves Stadium Preseason Outlook . .5-7 Sept. 25 Boston College Groves Stadium Spring Scrimmage Recap . .8-9 Oct. 2 at NC State* Raleigh, NC Spring Notebook . .10 Oct. 9 Virginia Tech* Groves Stadium Rosters/Pronunciation Guide . .11-12 Oct. 23 Florida State* Groves Stadium Head Coach Jim Grobe . .13-15 Oct. 30 Duke* Groves Stadium Coaching Staff . .16-19 Nov. 13 North Carolina* Groves Stadium Returning Player Bios . .20-31 Nov. 20 at Miami* Coral Gables, FL Incoming Signees . .32-34 Nov. 27 at Maryland* College Park, MD 2003 Season Review . .35-36 All times TBA 2003 Statistics . .37-46 * - ACC games 2003 Game Summaries . .47-52 Scheduling Notes • Wake Forest will kick off the 2004 season on the road for the fourth straight year, traveling to Clemson Sept. 4. It is the first conference game of the year and also marks the earliest ACC game in WFU history. • The Deacs take on both ACC newcomers in 2004 -- Virginia Tech at home Oct. 9 and Miami on the road Nov. 20. Traditional confer- ence rivals Georgia Tech and Virginia have rotated off WFU’s schedule this year. • WFU also faces future ACC member Boston College in a non-conference matchup at Groves Stadium Sept. 25. • North Carolina A&T was added to the home schedule (Sept. 18) after a home date with Air Force was postponed until 2008. Wake Forest will be the Aggies’ first-ever I-A opponent as the two teams meet on the gridiron for the first time. SPRING PRACTICE SCHEDULE Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday F 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 E B 29 123456 Practice #1 Practice #2 Practice #3 M 78910111213 A R SPRING BREAK C 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 H Pro Timing Day Practice #5 Practice #6 Practice #7 Practice #4 Groves Stadium 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 A Practice #8 Practice #9 Practice #10 P Groves Stadium R 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 I Practice #11 Practice #12 Practice #13 Practice #14 Spring Scrimmage Groves Stadium L 12 noon 1 QUICK FACTS 2004 Wake Forest Football Wake Forest University Team Information Location . .Winston-Salem, NC 27109 2003 Overall Record . .5-7 Founded . .1834 Conference Record/Finish . .3-5 (7th) Enrollment . .3,950 undergraduate Basic Offense . .I-Pro Nickname . .Demon Deacons Basic Defense . .Multiple Colors . .Old Gold & Black Stadium . .Groves Stadium Coaching Staff Capacity . .31,500 Head Coach . .Jim Grobe Surface . .Natural Grass Alma Mater, Year . .Virginia ‘75 Affiliation . .NCAA Division I Record at WFU/Years . .18-18/3 Conference . .Atlantic Coast Conference Career Record/Years . .51-51-1/9 President . .Dr. Thomas K. Hearn, Jr. Football Office Phone . .336.758.5631 Athletic Director . .Ron Wellman Best Time to Reach . .through Media Relations Athletic Dept. Phone . .336.758.5616 Assistant Coaches Ticket Office Phone . .888.758.DEAC Tom Elrod . .Fullbacks/Tight Ends Keith Henry . .Defensive Ends Media Relations Dean Hood . .Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs Assistant AD/Media Relations . .Dean Buchan Brad Lambert . .Linebackers Home Phone . .336.287.8954 Steed Lobotzke . .Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line E-mail . [email protected] Ray McCartney . .Recruiting Coordinator/Defensive Tackles Football Contact . .TBA Billy Mitchell . .Asst. Head Coach/Running Backs/Kickers Assistant Director . .Mike Vest Jeff Mullen . .Quarterbacks Assistant Director . .Michael Bertsch Kevin Sherman . .Receivers 2003-04 Intern . .Jeremy Hoffman Administrative Assistant . .Terri Nunn Football Support Staff Media Relations Phone . .336.758.5640 Assistant AD/Football Operations . .Bill Faircloth Media Relations Fax . .336.758.5140 Graduate Assistant . .Matt Weikert Press Box Phone . .336.896.9158 Administrative Assistant . .Bonnie Rae Mailing Address . .PO Box 7426, Reynolda Station Athletic Trainer . .Don Steelman Winston-Salem, NC 27109 Equipment Manager . .Demetrius Gibson Overnight Address . .203 Manchester Athletic Center Strength & Conditioning Coach . .Ethan Reeve Wingate Road Video Coordinator . .Allen Franklin Winston-Salem, NC 27109 Recruiting Assistant . .Trevor Ellison Athletic Website . .WakeForestSports.com Radio Network . .Wake Forest/ISP Sports Network Program History Flagship Station . .WBRF 98.3 FM First Year of Football . .1888 Play-by-Play Announcer . .Stan Cotten Years in Post-Season Play (Record) . .Six (4-2) Analyst . .Ed Bradley Last Post-season Appearance . .2002 Seattle Bowl Result . .Def. Oregon, 38-17 All-Time Record . .370-560-33 (.401) All-Time ACC Record . .97-243-5 (.288) 2003 Schedule & Results All-Star Candidates 5-7, 3-5 ACC WR Jason Anderson Aug. 30 at Boston College Chestnut HIll, MA W, 32-28 RB Chris Barclay Sept. 6 #14/11 NC State Groves Stadium ABC W, 38-24 WR/KR Willie Idlette Sept. 13 Purdue Groves Stadium ESPN L, 16-10 CB Eric King Sept. 20 East Carolina Groves Stadium W, 34-16 C Blake Lingruen Sept. 27 at Virginia Charlottesville, VA ABC L, 27-24 P Ryan Plackemeier Oct. 11 Georgia Tech Groves Stadium L, 24-7 LB Brad White Oct. 18 at Duke Durham, NC JP W, 42-13 Oct. 25 at #6/7 Florida State Tallahassee, FL ABC L, 48-24 Nov. 1 Clemson Groves Stadium W, 45-17 Nov. 8 at North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC JP L, 42-34 Nov. 15 Connecticut Groves Stadium L, 51-17 Nov. 29 Maryland Groves Stadium ESPN L, 41-28 2 SQUAD BREAKDOWN 2004 Wake Forest Football Starters Returning/Lost 16/8 Returning Statistical Leaders Returning Lost Rushing GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Lg Avg/G Offense: 6 Offense: 5 Barclay 12 235 1248 56 1192 5.1 12 74 99.3 Defense: 8 Defense: 3 Randolph 12 94 496 92 404 4.3 5 41 33.7 Specialists: 2 Specialists: 0 Birgs 11 103 369 25 344 3.3 5 25 31.3 Idlette 12 41 279 45 234 5.7 3 75 19.5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 43/21 Bryant 8 31 130 8 122 3.9 1 20 15.2 Returning Lost Davis 12 15 80 9 71 4.7 1 23 5.9 Offense: 20 Offense: 11 Defense: 20 Defense: 10 Passing G Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lg Avg/G Specialists: 3 Specialists: 0 Randolph 12 121.68 246-144-10 58.5 1773 8 79 147.8 Offensive Starters Receiving G No. Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Returning (6) Lost (5) Anderson 12 44 751 17.1 6 79 62.6 Jason Anderson (WR) Nick Burney (FB) IdlettE 12 32 319 10.0 0 39 26.6 Chris Barclay (RB) Tyson Clabo (OG) Davis 12 19 249 13.1 1 52 20.8 Willie Idlette (WR) Craig Jones (OG) Morton 12 14 160 11.4 0 29 13.3 Blake Lingruen (C) Mark Moroz (OT) Cory Randolph (QB) Josh Warren (TE) |------ PATs ------| Steve Vallos (OG) Scoring TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Barclay 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 72 Defensive Starters Anderson 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Returning (8) Lost (3) Wisnosky 0 3-5 25-27 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 34 Caron Bracy (LB/DB) Kellen Brantley (OLB) Plackemeier 0 5-7 16-16 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 31 Warren Braxton (SS) Obi Chukwumah (OLB) Randolph 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 30 Eric King (CB) Quintin Williams (FS) Birgs 5 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 30 Marcus McGruder (CB) Idlette 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Jerome Nichols (DE) Goryal Scales (NT) All Purpose G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Jyles Tucker (DE) Barclay 12 1192 53 0 149 0 1394 116.2 Brad White (MLB) Idlette 12 234 319 146 410 0 1109 92.4 Anderson 12 0 751 0 0 0 751 62.6 Specialist Starters Davis 12 71 249 0 144 0 464 38.7 Returning (2) Lost (0) Randolph 12 404 42 0 0 0 446 37.2 Ryan Plackemeier (P) King 12 0 0 0 254 127 381 31.8 Matt Wisnosky (PK) Birgs 11 344 29 0 0 0 373 33.9 Morton 12 0 160 0 0 0 160 13.3 Other Offensive Letterwinners Returning (14) Bryant 8 122 0 0 0 0 122 15.2 First-Year: Dominic Anderson (RB), D’Angelo Bryant (RB), Wesley Bryant (OT), Dan Callahan (TE), Chris Carrothers (TE), Arby Jones Defense G Solo Ast Tot TFL Sks Misc (OT), Damon McWhite (FB), Nate Morton (WR), Kreg Rotthoff (C) Bracy 12 68 22 90 4/-5 - 3 PBU, 2 FF, BK Second Year: Greg Adkins (OT), Cornelius Birgs (RB), Chris Davis (WR) White 12 51 27 78 5/-7 INT, 2 PBU Third Year: R.D. Montgomery (TE), Joe Salsich (OG) Braxton 12 47 19 66 3/-10 1/-7 2 INT, FR, FF King 12 49 10 59 1/-1 - 3 INT, 15 PBU, Other Offensive Letterwinners Lost (6) 2 FR, 3 FF Daniel Orlebar (OL), Ricky Perez (WR), Chad Rebar (OG), Rob Richter McGruder 12 44 10 54 1/-3 - INT, 4 PBU, FF (WR), Brian Woychik (OG), Anthony Young (WR) Swanson 12 23 18 41 - - INT, FR, FF Gattis 12 29 5 34 - - 2 FF Other Defensive Letterwinners Returning (12) Nichols 12 19 14 33 11/-36 2/-15 2 INT, 6 PBU, First-Year: James Adams (SS), Bryan Andrews (DE), Pierre Easley FR, BK (MLB), Josh Gattis (FS), Patrick Ghee (DB), Robert Simmons (CB), Stukes 10 14 5 19 4/-13 1/-10 FF Jamil Smith (DL), Riley Swanson (CB), Napoleon Sykes (DB) Ghee 12 10 7 17 - - PBU Second Year: Jason Pratt (LB), Cori Stukes (NT), John Finklea (DE) Tucker 11 12 5 17 - - 2 PBU, FR, FF Scales 12 11 5 16 2/-5 - FR Other Defensive Letterwinners Lost (7) Andrews 12 12 3 15 3/-25 2/-19 PBU Jason Carter (SS), Mike Hamlar (OLB), Trevor Harris (OLB), Arthur Orlebar (DE), Daryl Shaw (CB), Dion Williams (LB), Jack Yates (LB) Updated Records On The Web Updated Wake Forest football records through the 2003 season are Other Specialist Letterwinners Returning (1) available on the internet at the official site of Demon Deacon athletics, Second-Year: Steve Hale (P/H) www.WakeForestSports.com.
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