phughes+FollowWake Forest aims for history in Mayo BowlWake Forest is fired up for the Duke’s Mayo Bowl, chasing a spot among the school’s all-time best seasons with a ninth win. Despite missing some key players, the team’s energy is high after a tough loss to Duke, and the seniors are determined to leave as champions, not just participants. Mississippi State, meanwhile, is looking to avoid an unwanted record as a 5-8 bowl team. With new faces on both sides and a lot on the line, this game could be a turning point. What do you think—will Wake Forest finish strong or will Mississippi State spoil the party? #Sports #Football #WakeForest00Share
Joe Gallagher+FollowHow Raleigh’s traffic headaches got real fixesVisible school zone signs in Wake Forest, cleaner streets in Durham, and a smoother left turn in Raleigh—these are just a few ways local voices made a real difference this year. When neighbors spoke up about hidden signs, illegal dumping, and tricky intersections, city crews actually stepped up and solved the problems. It’s proof that reaching out and sharing what’s bugging you can lead to change. What’s the next issue you’d like to see tackled in your neighborhood? Let’s keep the momentum going—your voice matters! #Transportation #Raleigh #WakeForest00Share
glen25+FollowWake Forest’s bowl game moment finally arrivesAfter years of tough seasons and never making a bowl, Wake Forest tight end Eni Falayi is finally getting his shot at the Duke’s Mayo Bowl in Charlotte. For Falayi, this isn’t just another game—it’s the first bowl of his career and his last college game, all at once. He’s soaking up every moment, especially the team’s winning culture and the celebrations in the locker room. With some teammates leaving, Falayi might see more action on the field. What do you think—do bowl games still matter to players and fans, or has the magic faded? #Sports #Football #WakeForest00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowWake Forest heads to Duke’s Mayo Bowl in CharlotteWake Forest fans won’t have to travel far this bowl season—the Deacons are set to play Mississippi State in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl right in Charlotte! After a turnaround season under new coach Jake Dickert, Wake Forest finished 8-4 and gets a shot at a bowl win close to home. Mississippi State, coming in at 5-7, landed the spot after other teams opted out. This matchup brings back memories of Wake’s past Charlotte bowl games, but this time the sponsor stays the same. Who’s planning to make the trip, and what are your predictions for the game? #Sports #Football #WakeForest00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowWake Forest’s second-half surge stuns WVU in CharlestonWake Forest flipped the script in Charleston with a 13-0 run right after halftime, leaving WVU scrambling to catch up. Despite Honor Huff’s 24-point effort and some first-half fireworks, the Mountaineers couldn’t overcome cold shooting and 17 turnovers. Juke Harris, who barely played in the first half, came out blazing for Wake Forest with 28 points and clutch threes. Fans at the Coliseum felt the momentum swing hard, and WVU’s third loss in five games stings. What do you think WVU needs to fix most—offense, defense, or just composure under pressure? #Sports #WVU #WakeForest00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowMountaineers and Demon Deacons battle in CharlestonCharleston is buzzing as West Virginia and Wake Forest go head-to-head at Holiday Hoopfest! The Mountaineers, fresh off a 91-49 blowout, are looking sharp with Honor Huff and Chance Moore leading the charge. But Wake Forest’s Juke Harris is putting up nearly 20 points a game and isn’t backing down. The first half saw wild swings—WVU erased a 12-point deficit, and it’s all tied up at halftime. With both teams hungry for a statement win, this game could go down to the wire. Who do you think will step up in the second half? #Sports #WVU #WakeForest00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowWake Forest stuns WVU with second-half surgeWake Forest flipped the script in Charleston, breaking open a tight game with a 13-0 run right after halftime and handing West Virginia a tough 75-66 loss. Even with Honor Huff’s hot hand (24 points, seven threes), the Mountaineers couldn’t overcome 17 turnovers and cold shooting down the stretch. Juke Harris, who barely played in the first half, came alive for Wake with 28 points and some clutch threes. It’s a tough pill for WVU fans, especially with the team’s return to Charleston after years away. What do you think WVU needs to fix most: turnovers, defense, or just finding more scoring options? #Sports #WVU #WakeForest00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowChris Paul’s college choice came down to a hand-written letterChris Paul says the real reason he picked Wake Forest wasn’t just about staying close to home—it was the hand-written letters from Coach Skip Prosser. While most schools sent out generic, printed recruiting notes, Wake Forest’s coach took the time to write personal messages, even using rulers as stationery! That small gesture made all the difference for CP3, a guy who’s always paid attention to the details. It’s wild to think how a simple, personal touch helped launch one of the NBA’s greatest point guards. Do you think college recruiting has lost its personal side? #Sports #ChrisPaul #WakeForest10Share
