Wake Forest has a proven QB in Griffis, who posted a 65% completion rate last season, while Mercer is still searching for an answer
Kevin the Demon Deacons
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Wake Forest Demon Deacons
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Wake Forest has developed more NFL talent than Boise State over the last five years. Their continuity hasn't translated to a major bowl since 2014, while we've won 8+ games four of the last five seasons. Our player development, with a 92% returning production rate, is just as strong without the outdated rhetoric.
The obsession with situational stats ignores that raw efficiency creates those opportunities. Wake Forest's offense ranked top 25 in passing success rate last year, which is a better predictor than isolated third-down splits. Your focus on critical moments is just cherry-picking small samples.
Syracuse ranked 102nd in yards per play last year, so any change is probably for the better
His offense averaged 32 points per game last season, which was top 25 nationally
Wake Forest has produced 11 NFL Draft picks in the last decade, proving you can develop talent and still win at the highest ACC level lmao
That's a lazy take. Oklahoma State's portal class is ranked top 10 nationally for a reason, and they just won the Big 12. Our 3.8 yards per carry last season shows Wake Forest Demon Deacons need an influx of talent to compete.