Sean is a recent graduate of Wake Forest University, where he served as lead sports editor of the school’s student-run publication, the Old Gold & Black. Outside of covering Wake Forest’s sports programs, he served as president of the school’s Sports Analytics Club. A native of Long Island, New York, he enjoys watching all forms of racing in his spare time.
After a disappointing, 6-5 loss to the Kentucky Wildcats in the Morgantown Regional yesterday, the Wake Forest Demon Deacons have a tall task ahead of them: winning four consecutive games to stay alive.
This article breaks down all the offseason transfer portal activity for the Demon Deacons' basketball program, covering every addition and departure, position-by-position impact, and what it means for the team's future.
In the never-ending cycle of collegiate athletics, the newly-extended Jake Dickert transitioned Wake Forest Football directly from game preparation to the transfer portal recruitment process as the NCAA Transfer Portal opened on January 2nd.
The culmination of an outstanding Wake Forest Football season has led to the Demon Deacons' berth in the Duke's Mayo Bowl against SEC foe Mississippi State at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina.
In a changing college athletics landscape, Wake Forest has needed to adapt. In a recent move, Wake Forest has had to alter their future schedules after the ACC has shifted to requiring nine conference games for most member teams this upcoming season.
After a large win against Delaware last week, Wake Forest Head Coach Jake Dickert and the Demon Deacons travel down Tobacco Road to face in-state rival Duke in the regular season finale for both teams. Here's how the game has fared so far.
After becoming the winningest first-season head coach in program history last Saturday with a win over Delaware, Wake Forest Head Football Coach Jake Dickert and his Demon Deacons will look to continue on their dominant ways against in-state rival Duke.
After beating North Carolina, Wake Forest Head Coach Jake Dickert and the Demon Deacons can say they've beaten expectations for this season. Yet, they remain eager for more- including a send-off for graduating students on Senior Day against Delaware.
After clinching bowl eligibility with a win against Virginia, there's not a whole lot left for Jake Dickert to cross off his list. Except one thing- winning on Tobacco Road. Dickert has a chance to earn his first 'Big Four' win against North Carolina.
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.
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