Wake Forest football schedule 2023: Who do the Demon Deacons miss on the ACC schedule and what are 3 things to know?
Wake Forest Football Schedule 2023: 3 Things To Know
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Aug 31 Elon
Sept 2 OPEN DATE
Sept 9 Vanderbilt
Sept 16 at Old Dominion
Sept 23 Georgia Tech
Sept 30 OPEN DATE
Oct 7 at Clemson
Oct 14 at Virginia Tech
Oct 21 Pitt
Oct 28 Florida State
Nov 4 at Duke
Nov 11 NC State
Nov 18 at Notre Dame
Nov 25 at Syracuse
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Wake Forest Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Demon Deacons miss from the ACC slate?
It would be nice to miss Clemson, or Florida State, or NC State, but nope. They don’t catch much of a break missing Boston College or Virginia. Not having to play Louisville, Miami, and North Carolina is nice, but again, they still have to play most of the ACC’s top teams.
Making matters worse, they have to go to Clemson as part of the five ACC road games they play. That, and …
Wake Forest Football Schedule What Really Matters
It really doesn’t help that they have to go to Notre Dame. Facing former quarterback Sam Hartman is dangerous enough, but having to do it in South Bend as part of a rough finishing kick is worse.
Dealing with tough schedules is nothing new for the program, but a November with road games in three of the last four weeks is brutal – especially around the home date with NC State – coming off the Florida State game.
Wake Forest Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?
Underestimate Wake Forest at your own peril, but the ACC season is nasty with five road games in the final eight weeks.
However, Elon, Vanderbilt, at Old Dominion, Georgia Tech – the Demon Deacons have to be 4-0 before getting a week off. It’s Game On from there.
Getting bowl eligible shouldn’t be too much of a problem, and getting to at least eight wins is doable, but anything more than that will require an upset somewhere and no slip-ups.
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