Multiple Weekly Honors for Card
- STANFORD, Calif. — After a thrilling comeback victory inside Stanford Stadium on Saturday night, Davis Warren and Matt Rose earned weekly awards from the ACC.
- Warren took home ACC Quarterback of the Week honors, and Rose was named ACC Linebacker of the Week.
- Rose put together an 11-tackle performance, with eight solo tackles and two-and-a-half tackles-for-loss.
- The last Cardinal linebacker to have that stat line in a game...
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- QB: Monday Morning Quarterback honors for QB1 @1daviswarren2 x @ShrinersBowl
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Warren's Career Night Powers Cardinal to Victory over Yellow Jackets
- STANFORD, Calif. — Davis Warren passed for a career-high 396 yards and three touchdowns to lead Stanford in a 34-27 comeback win over Georgia Tech on Saturday night.
- Stanford (2-2, 1-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) trailed 20-10 after a Georgia Tech (1-3, 0-1) touchdown in the second quarter, but scored touchdowns on three consecutive drives in the second half after managing only one in the first Warren connected with...
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Ask Cam and Les
- Pick/market: Penalties were certainly one.
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Wake Forest head coach Jake Dickert post-Louisville win press conference
- After Wake Forest's 30-27 win at Louisville, Jake Dickert said the defensive plan was to stop Louisville's run and limit its quarterback's scramble chances, forcing more pocket passing. He credited halftime defensive adjustments but also identified a blown inverted-two coverage on a late first-half touchdown; this is a game-specific account, not an announced new base defense.
- Dickert said Wake Forest quarterback Gio Lopez practiced little before Thursday and the staff limited some of his quarterback-run use at Louisville. He felt Lopez came out of the game well and expected a fuller run package next week; that is the coach's expectation, not medical clearance or a confirmed future workload.
- Dickert credited Wake Forest back Clark's physical rushing at Louisville and said the offense used gap and zone runs against a defense it believed vulnerable on the ground. He praised the offensive line's work in that game but did not announce a lasting backfield workload or a new blocking package.
- Dickert said Wake Forest's Carlos Hernandez has become a productive short-catch, downfield and punt-return playmaker through four weeks and that he and Gio Lopez are in sync. This is the coach's evaluation after Louisville, not a new target quota or guaranteed return assignment.
- Wake Forest's Dallas Aava blocked a Louisville field-goal try, which Dickert described as the team's second straight week with a field-goal block. He credited the staff's aggressive special-teams work but also said punt returns and penalties did not give Wake a consistent edge that day; the block is an observed play, not a forecast.
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- Pick/market: @Zachloha with the sack on 3rd down then the Cardinals miss the FG!
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- Intel: Have yourself a day, @TyClarkIII 2nd TD of the afternoon
Wake Forest at Louisville OFFICIAL Game Thread
- Offense: Their contain men always get struck going inside out versus outside in, always want I wanting to make that inside tackle or run someone on the backside.
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