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Wake Forest Notes OCT. 19, 2019 | 7:30 P.M. ET | BB&T FIELD (31,500) | WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. | ACCN Head Coach: Dave Clawson Head Coach: Willie Taggart Season: 6th Season: 2nd Alma Mater: Williams ‘89 Alma Mater: Western Ky. '99 Home Record: 3-1 Home Record: 3-1 Away Record: 2-0 Away Record: 0-2 Record at Wake Forest: 33-36 VS Record at Florida State: 8-10 Head Coaching Record: 123-116 WAKE FOREST FLORIDA STATE Head Coaching Record: 55-60 Rank: RV (Coaches), RV (AP) DEMON DEACONS SEMINOLES Rank: -- Points Scored (gm): 39.7 Points Scored (gm): 30.0 Points Allowed (gm): 27.8 Record: 5-1 | ACC: 1-1 Record: 3-3 | ACC: 2-2 Points Allowed (gm): 32.2 THE NUMBERS WAKE FOREST VS. FLORIDA STATE WAKE FOREST Wake Forest Florida State THE MATCHUP SCHEDULE & RESULTS • Wake Forest will play the second of three straight ACC home games when Record 5-1 Record 3-3 AUGUST ACC 1-1 ACC 2-2 the Demon Deacons meet Florida State on Saturday, Oct. 19 at BB&T Field. • Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. on ACCN with Dave O'Brien calling the action. Tim 30 UTAH STATE (ACCN) W, 38-35 Nonconference 4-0 Nonconference 1-1 Hasselbeck will serve as the analyst with Katie George as sideline reporter. Home 3-1 Home 3-1 • The game can be heard on the Wake Forest Sports Network with Stan Cotten SEPTEMBER Away 2-0 Away 0-2 calling the play by play, Lary Sorensen as the analyst and Dave Goren as the 6 at Rice (CBS Sports Network) W, 41-21 Neutral 0-0 Neutral 0-0 sideline reporter. 13 NORTH CAROLINA (ESPN) W, 24-18 National Rank RV National Rank -- 21 ELON (RSN) W, 49-7 Points Scored 39.7 Points Scored 30.0 WAKE FOREST STORYLINES 28 at Boston College* (ACCN) W, 27-24 Points Allowed 27.8 Points Allowed 32.2 • Wake Forest is coming off its first defeat of the year, a 62-59 decision at home against Louisville on Oct. 12. OCTOBER Rushing Yards 209.5 Rushing Yards 118.2 • The Deacon offense continues at a torrid pace, putting up 668 yards against 12 LOUISVILLE* (ACCN) L, 62-59 Passing Yards 331.0 Passing Yards 281.8 Louisville. Wake Forest is ranked fourth in the nation in total offense yards per 19 FLORIDA STATE* 7:30 TDs Rush/Pass 11/20 TDs Rush/Pass 9/15 game at 540.5. Total Offense 540.5 Total Offense 400.0 • The Louisville game marked Wake Forest's eighth straight game of 400 or more total offense yards. NOVEMBER Total Defense 414.3 Total Defense 464.5 • Wake Forest leads the ACC this week in total offense (540.5 YPG), scoring 2 NC STATE* TBA SERIES HISTORY offense (39.7 PPG) and passing offense (331.0 YPG). 9 at Virginia Tech* TBA • WR Sage Surratt earned his third ACC Receiver of the Week award after 16 at Clemson* TBA Overall: Florida State leads, 30-6-1 making 12 catches for 196 yards and three touchdowns vs. Louisville. 23 DUKE* TBA All Games at WFU: 3-9 30 at Syracuse* TBA Games at BB&T Field: 3-9 THE OPPOSITION & SERIES HISTORY Home games in BOLD CAPS All Games at FSU: 3-20-1 • Florida State is 3-3 on the season after a 45-14 loss to Clemson on Oct. 12. * - ACC game Games at Bobby Bowden Field: 3-20-1 • Florida State holds a 30-6-1 all-time record in the series that dates back to 1956. All times listed are ET All Neutral site games: 0-1 • The Seminoles have won seven straight games in the series dating back to Wake Dave Clawson vs. FSU: 0-5 Forest's 35-30 win at BB&T Field in 2011. FLORIDA STATE Willie Taggart vs. WFU: 1-0 • Following each of Wake Forest's last four victories over Florida State, in 2006, Last WFU Win: 35-30 (10/8/11), at BB&T 2007, 2008 and 2011, the Deacons went to a bowl game. SCHEDULE & RESULTS Field Last FSU Win: 38-17 (10/20/18), at FSU LOOKING AHEAD AUGUST Last WFU win at FSU: 12-3 (9/20/08) • Wake Forest will enjoy its second open date of the season on Oct. 26. 31 BOISE STATE L, 36-316 Last FSU win at WFU: 26-19 (9/30/17) • The Demon Deacons will finish their three-game ACC homestand against NC Current Streak: FSU, 7 State on Nov. 2 at BB&T Field. SEPTEMBER Longest WFU Streak: 3 (2006-08) • After the NC State game, Wake Forest will play three of its final four games 7 ULM W, 45-44, OT Longest FSU Streak: 14 (1992-2005) on the road. 14 at Virginia* L, 31-24 21 LOUISVILLE* W, 35-24 28 NC STATE* W, 31-13 WHAT’S INSIDE GAMEDAY COVERAGE OCTOBER Quick Facts & Radio Info .................................2 Television Live Stats 12 at Clemson* L, 45-14 Deacon Notes .................................................2-6 ACCN GoDeacs.com Play-by-Play: Dave O'Brien 19 at Wake Forest* 7:30 Wake’s Record When ........................................3 WakeForestStats.com Color: Tim Hasselbeck Twitter 26 SYRACUSE* 3:30 Media Policies ......................................................4 Sideline: Katie George Live updates, stats and more Pronunciation Guide ..........................................4 Radio @WakeFB NOVEMBER Opponent History ..........................................7-8 Wake Forest Sports Network Play-by-Play: Stan Cotten Facebook 2 MIAMI (FL)* TBA Head Coach Dave Clawson .............................9 Color: Lary Sorensen Photos and news 9 at Boston College* TBA Depth Chart .......................................................10 Sideline: Dave Goren Wake Forest Football Numerical Roster .....................................11-12 Studio Host: James Travis Instagram 16 ALABAMA STATE* TBA Photos and videos 30 at Florida TBA 2019 Statistics ..........................................13-17 Wake Forest Football on SiriusXM Player Pages ..............................................18-24 @WakeFootball Sirius: Channel 133 | XM: Channel 194 Home games in BOLD CAPS 2019 Boxscores ........................................25-27 YouTube Postgame highlights and interviews * ACC game The Last Time ...................................................28 All times listed are ET Opponent Schedules ......................................29 QUICK FACTS NOTING THE LOUISVILLE GAME CB-S 100 • Wake Forest saw its school-record seven-game winning • Christian Beal-Smith had his best game as a Demon Deacon Location. .Winston-Salem, NC 27109 streak come to a halt with a 62-59 loss at home to Louisville vs. Louisville. The redshirt sophomore running back carried on Oct. 12. 14 times for 123 yards vs. the Cardinals. Founded . .1834 • The two teams combined for 121 points, a school and • Beal-Smith became the fourth Demon Deacon with a 100- Enrollment . 5,171 undergraduate stadium record for combined points and the second-most yard rushing game this season, joining Cade Carney (105 vs. Colors . .Old Gold & Black ever among ACC teams. Utah State), Kenneth Walker (125 at Rice), and Jamie Newman Stadium . BB&T Field (31,500) • For the second time in school history, Wake Forest had two (102 at Boston College). players go over 100 yards receiving and a 100-yard rusher. • Only five schools nationally have had four players each Surface. FieldTurf • The Deacons set a school record with 40 first downs and go over 100 yards rushing this season including Houston, Conference . Atlantic Coast their 668 total offense yards were the second-most ever in Louisiana, Wyoming and South Carolina. President. Dr. Nathan O. Hatch a game. • This marks the first time since 1971 that Wake Forest has Athletic Director . John Currie • QB Sam Hartman saw his first action of the season had four different players get to the century mark. That year, and completed nine of 15 passes for 172 yards and two Larry Hopkins, Larry Russell, Ken Garrett and Gary Johnson all Ticket Office Phone . .(888) 758-DEAC touchdowns while rushing for a score. had 100-yard games. • Wake Forest committed a season-high eight penalties. PROGRAM HISTORY • Louisville's 230 yards in kickoff returns were the second- 100-YARD RUSHERS AND RECEIVERS most ever allowed by Wake Forest in a game. First Year of Football. .1888 • The Louisville game marked just the second time in school • Traveon Redd had a 35-yard fumble return, the first of his Season of Football . .117th history that Wake Forest had two 100-yard receivers and a career, to set up a Cade Carney touchdown run. 100-yard rusher in the same game. Bowl Appearances. .13 (9-4) • Sage Surratt had 196 receiving yards and Kendall Hinton Last Bowl Game . .2018 Birmingham Bowl RECORDS added 134 while Christian Beal-Smith had 123 rushing yards. All-Time Record . 462-661-33 (.414) • Among the numerous records set in Saturday night's Wake • In Wake Forest's 2017 Belk Bowl victory over Texas A&M, All-Time ACC Record. 143-319-5 (.312) Forest-Louisville game: Scotty Washington and Cam Serigne each surpassed 100 • Most points by two teams in game (121). yards receiving and Matt Colburn, II had 150 rushing yards. • Second-most points in a game by ACC teams. TEAM INFORMATION • Wake Forest set school records with 40 first downs and the SAM HARTMAN MAKES FIRST APPEARANCE 2018 Overall Record . 7-6 most points scored in a loss. • Sophomore quarterback Sam Hartman made his first • Wake Forest's 668 yards of total offense are the second- ACC Record/Finish . 3-5 (T-5th Atl.) appearance of the season against Louisville on Oct. 12. most ever by a Deacon team. Letterwinners Returning . 42 • Hartman completed nine of 15 passes for 172 yards and • The 102 total offense plays are the fourth-most in school two touchdowns while also rushing for a score. (22 offense, 17 defense, 3 specialists) history.
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