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App State Mountaineers SEPT. 23, 2017 | 3:30 P.M. | KIDD BREWER STADIUM | BOONE, N.C. | #GoDeacs GAME DETAILS WAKE FOREST SCHEDULE & RESULTS RV/RV Head Coach: Dave Clawson Event Info WAKE FOREST Alma Mater: Williams, ‘89 Location ......................Boone, N.C. Season: 4th Venue .......Kidd Brewer Stadium AUGUST DEMON DEACONS Record at Wake Forest: 16-24 (.400) Capacity ..............................21,650 31 PRESBYTERIAN (ACCN Extra) W, 51-7 Head Coaching Record: Surface .............................FieldTurf Record: 3-0 | ACC: 1-0 18th Season - 106-104 (.505) TV ..........................................ESPN3 SEPTEMBER (ACCN Extra) RV/-- Head Coach: Scott Satterfield 9 at Boston College* W, 34-10 APP STATE Alma Mater: Appalachian State, ‘96 16 UTAH STATE (ACCN Extra) W, 46-10 Season: 5th 23 at RV/-- App State (ESPN3) 3:30 MOUNTAINEERS Record at App State: 34-19 (.642) 30 FLORIDA STATE* (ABC/ESPN2) 3:30 Record: 2-1 | Sun Belt: 1-0 Head Coaching Record: 5th Season - 34-19 (.642) OCTOBER 7 at Clemson* TBA THE NUMBERS APPALACHIAN STATE VS WAKE FOREST AT A GLANCE 21 at Georgia Tech* TBA Wake Forest Appalachian State THE MATCH UP 28 LOUISVILLE* TBA Record 3-0 Record 2-1 • Wake Forest will travel to Appalachian State for the first time in school history on ACC 1-0 Sun Belt 1-0 NOVEMBER Saturday, September 23 at Kidd Brewer Stadium. (NBC) Nonconference 2-0 Nonconference 1-1 4 at Notre Dame 3:30 • Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN3. Shawn Kenney and Stan 11 at Syracuse* TBA Home 2-0 Home 1-0 Lewter will have the call of Saturday’s game. 18 NC STATE* TBA Away 1-0 Away 1-1 • Saturday’s game can also be heard on the Wake Forest Sports Network. Stan Cotten 25 DUKE* TBA Neutral 0-0 Neutral 0-0 and Lary Sorensen have the call with Dave Goren reporting from the sidelines. National Rank RV/RV National Rank RV/-- Home games in BOLD CAPS Points Scored 43.7 Points Scored 28.0 * - ACC game Points Allowed 9.0 Points Allowed 17.0 WAKE FOREST STORYLINES All times listed are ET Rushing Yards 232.3 Rushing Yards 175.3 • Wake Forest improved to 3-0 (1-0 ACC) with a 46-10 victory over Utah State on Passing Yards 229.0 Passing Yards 220.0 Saturday, September 16 in its annual Homecoming game. APPALACHIAN STATE TDs Rush/Pass 7/8 TDs Rush/Pass 4/6 • The offense exploded for 588 yards in the victory over the Aggies, the fifth-highest SCHEDULE & RESULTS Total Offense 461.3 Total Offense 395.3 single game total in program history. Total Defense 273.3 Total Defense 289.0 • John Wolford became the first player in school history to rush for a touchdown and SEPTEMBER 2 at #15/15 Georgia L, 10-31 pass for a score in three consecutive games, as he threw two touchdown passes and SERIES HISTORY 9 SAVANNAH STATE W, 54-7 ran in for a third score against Utah State. 16 at Texas State* W, 20-13 • The Demon Deacons are receiving votes in the Amway Coaches Poll as well as the 23 RV/RV WAKE FOREST 3:30 Overall: Wake Forest leads, 14-7-1 AP Top 25 this week after receiving votes for three weeks a season ago. All Games at App State: 0-0 • Redshirt junior Cameron Glenn was named the ACC Defensive Back of the Week after OCTOBER Games at Kidd Brewer Stadium: 0-0 7 NEW MEXICO STATE* 3:30 recording five tackles and an interception against Utah State. 14 at Idaho* 5:00 Dave Clawson vs. ASU: 0-1 21 COASTAL CAROLINA* 3:30 Scott Satterfield vs. WF: 0-0 THE OPPOSITION & SERIES HISTORY 28 at Massachusetts 3:30 Last WF Win: 20-10 (9/8/01) at WF • Appalachian State enters Saturday’s contest with a 2-1 record following a 20-13 road NOVEMBER Last ASU Win: 20-16 (8/31/00) at WF victory over Texas State in the Mountaineers’ Sun Belt opener. 4 at Louisiana Monroe* 3:00 Last WF win at ASU: -- • Former App State football player Scott Satterfield is in his fifth season at the helm, 9 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* 7:30 Last ASU win at WF: 20-16 (8/31/00) leading the team to a 34-19 record. 25 at Georgia State* TBA Current Streak: Wake Forest, 1 • The Deacs lead the all-time series, 14-7-1, and took the last meeting, a 20-10 victory in Winston-Salem back on September 8, 2001. DECEMBER Longest WF Streak: 4 (Two occasions) 2 LOUISIANA* 2:30 Longest ASU Streak: 2 (1998,2000) LOOKING AHEAD Home games in BOLD CAPS Largest WF win: 17 in 1993 • The Deacs return home to face Florida State in their first home ACC game of the * - Sun Belt game Largest ASU win: 14 in 1991 season. Kickoff is set for 3:30 and will be broadcast on ABC and ESPN2. All times listed are ET PREVIOUS MEETINGS GAMEDAY COVERAGE WHAT’S INSIDE Year W/L Site Score Television Live Stats Media Policies & Game Week Info ............. 2 2001 W H 20-10 ESPN3 WakeForestSports.com Deacon Notes .........................................3-5 Play-by-Play: Shawn Kenney Twitter Quick Facts & Radio Info ............................. 3 2000 L H 16-20 Color: Stan Lewter Live updates, stats and more Pronunciation Guide ................................... 4 1998 L H 27-30 Radio @WakeFB Wake’s Record When ................................ 5 Series History ............................................ 6 1996 W H 19-13 Wake Forest Sports Network Facebook Play-by-Play: Stan Cotten Photos and news ACC Statistics ............................................ 7 Head Coach Dave Clawson ........................ 8 1995 L H 22-24 Color: Lary Sorensen Wake Forest Football 1994 W H 12-10 Depth Chart ............................................... 9 Sideline: Dave Goren Instagram Numerical Roster ................................10-11 1993 W H 20-3 Studio Host: James Travis Photos and videos Season Stats ......................................12-16 1992 W H 10-7 @WakeFootball Box Scores..........................................17-18 WakeForestSports.com YouTube Individual Player Pages ........................19-28 1991 L H 3-17 Live audio stream of broadcast Postgame highlights and interviews The Last Time .......................................... 29 1990 W H 23-12 Opponent Schedules ................................ 30 INTERVIEWS & POLICIES DEACS IN THE POLLS ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS • Wake Forest is receiving two votes in both the Associated Weekly Press Conference Press Poll and the Amway Coaches Poll. Mailing/Shipping Address ...............................519 Deacon Blvd Wake Forest’s weekly press conference • The Deacons are 39th nationally in the AP Poll and tied for ................................................ Winston-Salem, NC 27105 begins each Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the 43rd in the country in the Coaches Poll along with Appalachian Phone .............................................................. (336) 758-5640 Rovere Room in the Miller Center on State and Boise State. Fax ................................................................. (336) 758-5140 Website .............................................. WakeForestSports.com campus, begining with selected players. • Wake Forest received votes in the polls for three weeks last Associate AD/Ath. Comm. (FB Contact) .................Steve Shutt Lunch will then be served and Dave season after its 4-0 start. Email .......................................................shuttsj@wfu.edu Clawson will meet with the media at • The Deacons last appeared in the Top 25 during the first six Office ........................................................ (336) 758-5640 12:00 p.m. in the Rovere Room followed weeks of the 2008 season, reaching as high as No. 15. Cell ............................................................ (336) 970-7512 by lunch with the print media in the Rovere Assistant Director (Secondary FB Contact)........... Dan Wallace Room. Any specific player requests must Email .................................................... [email protected] be made before noon on Monday. Quotes SHORT TRIP UP THE MOUNTAIN Office ........................................................ (336) 758-1880 and video of the press conference will be • Wake Forest’s non-conference road trip to Appalachian Cell ............................................................ (630) 450-2077 posted on WakeForestSports.com. State on Sept. 23 will be the shortest non-conference road Administrative Coordinator (Credentials) .................Linda Rieck trip (86.1 miles) the Deacons have taken since 1943. Email .............................................................riecklc@wfu.edu ACC Weekly Teleconference • That year, the Demon Deacons left the old campus in Director ..............................................................Steve Kirkland Dave Clawson participates in the Wake Forest, North Carolina and drove 76.6 miles to play the Associate Director .................................................Jay Garneau Greensboro Army Air Base on Nov. 13, 1943 at Greensboro’s Assistant Director.................................................... Erin Meyer ACC’s weekly teleconference every Ath. Comm Asst. ............................................Joseph Garwood War Memorial Stadium. Wednesday at 12:00 p.m. For the media Pressbox Phone ............................................... (336) 896-9159 access number, contact the ACC Media • The Tech-Hawks of Basic Training Center No. 10, led by Relations Office or the Wake Forest Corporal Charley Trippi, beat Wake Forest 14-0 in front of a OFFENSIVE NOTES VS. THE AGGIES Athletic Communications Office. The soldier-civilian crowd of 10,000. • Wake Forest piled up 588 yards of total offense in the Sept. teleconference is archived online at 16 win over Utah State. theACC.com. FATHER VS. SON • It marked the most yards of total offense by the Deacons • Saturday’s game in Boone will include a father and
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