Muggsy Bogues, the NBA’s smallest point guard, reveals why he chose Wake Forest over bigger programs — to battle future legends like Michael Jordan in the ACC’s toughest league. His college career was a masterclass in overcoming height with elite skill, leadership, and defense, averaging 6+ assists and 2+ steals per game. He also led Team USA to gold in the 1986 FIBA World Championship. Drafted 12th overall, he became a beloved Charlotte Hornets cornerstone for a decade, proving that heart, hustle, and grit can rewrite your story — no matter your size.

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Wake Forest pulled off a heart-stopping win in the Bahamas with a buzzer-beating three from Myles Colvin, ending a brutal stretch of one-point losses and sparking a comeback from down 13 points. Tre’Von Spillers led the charge with 17 second-half points, setting up the game-winning shot that had fans on their feet — a moment of pure resilience that could shift the entire season.

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Wake Forest legend Rodney Rogers, who died at 54, was a transcendent college star and NBA veteran whose impact extended far beyond the court. A two-time Sixth Man of the Year and ACC icon, he battled adversity with grace—surviving a life-altering ATV accident and founding a foundation to empower others with spinal cord injuries. Remembered by coaches and teammates as a beacon of character and love, his legacy endures through his family, his work, and the countless lives he inspired.

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Wake Forest’s student-athletes are crushing it academically—282 made the ACC Honor Roll this year, marking the sixth straight year over 70% of athletes earned top grades. With football leading the charge (72 honorees) and track close behind (56), the school’s commitment to balancing sports and studies is undeniable. Even more impressive? 147 athletes have hit the list multiple times—with some earning honors five or six years running. This isn’t just individual grit—it’s a campus-wide culture of support, with coaches and professors playing key roles. While fans cheer for the wins on the field, Wake Forest proves academic excellence is just as central to its athletic identity.

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Wake Forest Athletics is throwing a full-day ACC Network celebration of classic wins across every sport — football, basketball, baseball, field hockey, soccer, and volleyball — reliving jaw-dropping moments from the past year. Women’s hoops stunned Georgia Tech 57-56, baseball pulled off a huge upset over No. 7 Coastal Carolina 10-5 with the coach hitting a career milestone, and men’s basketball is just getting warmed up.

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Wake Forest men’s basketball is opening its doors to fans on August 5th at the LJVM Coliseum for a rare behind-the-scenes look at practice—complete with autographs, free parking, and concessions. The team’s roster has been completely overhauled with 10 new players, including transfers from George Washington, Virginia Tech, and Kansas, plus high school standouts like the Placide twins. Lukas Bojovic is en route from overseas. Familiar names are back too: Isaac Carr returns for his sophomore year, and Vincent Ricchiuti, a three-year walk-on, finally earns his scholarship. It’s a fresh start—and fans are invited to witness it firsthand.

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Wake Forest just snagged a European basketball superstar — 18-year-old guard Lukas Bojovic, a 6’6” phenom who lit up Serbia’s junior circuit with 22+ points, 5 assists, and 3 rebounds per game. He dominated domestically, winning Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year, while also shining internationally at elite tournaments and earning a spot at the Adidas Eurocamp. Already representing Slovenia and set to compete in FIBA U18 EuroBasket, Bojovic brings elite size, skill, and shooting to the Demon Deacons — a major coup for a program hungry for top-tier European talent.

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