The Independent Newspaper at Wake Forest University Wednesday, September 15, 2021
The Wake Forest Men’s Lacrosse team recently suited up for two crucial games against difficult in-state opponents: Elon and Appalachian State. The Demon Deacons were supposed to have two games in Charleston, South Carolina, the weekend before against College of Charleston and Coastal Carolina, but both games were unfortunately canceled […]
After a wild college basketball season, March Madness and the NCAA Tournament are finally upon us. The Sports Staff at the Wake Forest Review has taken 48 hours to digest the bracket and come back with two separate predictions: what low-seeded team will knock out a Final Four favorite and […]
With the Philadelphia Eagles capping off a spectacular 2018 NFL season with a victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 52, I’ve been tasked with summarizing the season. How can you abridge a league year where so much happened? Beyond the narrative storylines such as Cleveland’s historic 0-16 […]
While Wake Forest’s Men’s Basketball team was expected to struggle following the loss of First team all ACC player, John Collins, few could have predicted how difficult of a season the Demon Deacons would have. The season, which started with three consecutive losses to Georgia Southern, Liberty, and Drake, […]
During the 2018 Olympic Winter Games Opening Ceremony in PyeongChang, South Korea on February 9, 2018, Vice President Mike Pence elected to stay seated and not applaud the unified Korean team. The Vice President sat only a few feet away from Kim Yo Jong, the younger sister of Kim Jong-un, […]
Last Saturday, the Wake Forest Men’s Lacrosse team took the field for the first time this season in a home opener against North Carolina State. With a roster of 42 players, the 2018 team is by far one of the largest rosters this program has seen in recent years. Last […]
Super Bowl LII, or Super Bowl 52 for those less fond of Roman numerals, is finally upon us. After a memorable NFL season that included a 0-16 Cleveland Browns, more injured stars than anyone would have imagined, the emergence of several young players, and a playoff run from the dumpster […]
Turnovers, turnovers, turnovers; 20 of them, in fact. Saturday night’s 96-77 loss to Louisville on the road marks the seventh straight loss for the Demon Deacons. Wake has dropped four of the last five in-conference matchups by at least 10 points, and this loss to the Cardinals makes it eight […]
Tomorrow, the Demon Deacons will face off against the Texas A&M Aggies at the Belk Bowl in Charlotte. This is the second consecutive year the Deacons have been to a bowl game under coach Dave Clawson and Wake Forest is looking to win consecutive bowl games for the first time since […]
On Saturday the Deacons ended a great ACC-campaign with a disappointing loss to the Duke Blue Devils. With the win, Duke became bowl eligible while Wake Forest is left to feel this sting for a couple more weeks until bowl games are announced. Let’s break down what happened The Good: […]