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Deacons get set for home opener against I-AA Aggies[Sep. 16, 2004] After two road games to open the 2004 season, Wake Forest finally returns to Groves Stadium to play its home opener on Saturday against North Carolina A&T at 6:30 p.m. Wake Forest is fresh off its first victory of the season, a 31-17 win at East Carolina. The game was marked by a spectacular all-around performance by junior quarterback Cory Randolph.
Tar Heels look to rebound at home against Georgia Tech[Sep. 16, 2004] Coming of a 56-24 loss at Virginia, North Carolina looks to win its first Atlantic Coast Conference game of the young season on Saturday against Georgia Tech in Kenan Stadium. Kickoff for the non-televised contest is scheduled for 6:05 p.m.
Blue Devils travel to meet ACC newcomer Virginia Tech on Saturday[Sep. 16, 2004] Duke plays game three of the 2004 campaign at ACC newcomer Virginia Tech on September 18. The contest will serve as the ACC opener for both squads, and kickoff is scheduled for 12 noon at Lane Stadium and will be televised by Jefferson-Pilot Sports. The Blue Devils stand at 0-2 after falling at Connecticut, 22-20, last Saturday while the Hokies are 1-1 following a 63-0 home victory over Western Michigan.
Wake Forest football press conference quotes[Sep. 14, 2004] Wake Forest head football coach Jim Grobe and a trio of Deacons met with the the media on Tuesday afternoon at the weekly press conference to look back at the East Carolina game and ahead to North Carolina A&T.
Carolina will meet the Cavaliers in Charlottesville[Sep. 10, 2004] Off to a 1-0 start for the first time since 2000, North Carolina carries its unblemished record to Charlottesville for the 109th all-time meeting with Virginia on Saturday, September 11. Saturday's game is the Atlantic Coast Conference opener for both schools.
Demon Deacons prepare for Pirates[Sep. 10, 2004] The Wake Forest road show continues on Saturday in Greenville, N.C., against the East Carolina Pirates. The Deacons return to Greenville for the first time since a 21-19 victory in 2001, the first game of the Jim Grobe era. This week, the Deacons are looking to rebound from their 37-30 double-overtime loss in the season-opener at 15th-ranked Clemson.
Demon Deacons wrap up two-a-days[Aug. 24, 2004] After a sloppy start to the opening of Tuesday’s morning session, the Deacs re-gained there focus and went through a solid session of just over two hours. Wake Forest opened the morning practice with some special teams’ drills. Head coach Jim Grobe halted the session after just three periods and demanded the Demon Deacons start over with 100% focus. The Deacs were in full-pads and spent much of the morning in their position groups.
Quotes from NC State Media Day[Aug. 22, 2004] Before signing autographs for an enthusiastic crowd of fans at the Day of Champions on Sunday, the 2004 NC State football team gathered in the media room at the RBC Center to answer questions from the media.
Weary Deacons go through intra-squad scrimmage[Aug. 21, 2004] Wake Forest, two weeks away from opening the season, went through a spirited but sloppy 90-minute scrimmage at Groves Stadium today. On the first play from scrimmage, quarterback Cory Randolph found Jason Anderson for 25-yard gain which set up a Matt Wisnosky field goal.
Jacksonville to host ACC football title game in 2005 and 2006[Aug. 19, 2004] Atlantic Coast Conference Commissioner John Swofford announced today that Jacksonville, Fla., has been selected to host the ACC football title game in 2005 and 2006, with a two-year option for 2007 and 2008. The inaugural ACC championship football game will be played in ALLTEL Stadium on Saturday, December 3, 2005.
Intensity picks up at second Duke football scrimmage[Aug. 18, 2004] Durham, N.C. -- To the delight to head coach Ted Roof, Duke's second scrimmage of the preseason was filled with high intensity as the Blue Devils battled for over a hundred plays on Wednesday evening.
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