Adam Bridgers is a local sports journalist based in Wake Forest, North Carolina, specializing in covering the Wake Forest Demon Deacons football team. With a focus on providing game recaps, analysis, and previews, Adam keeps the Wake Forest community informed about the team's performance and upcoming matches.
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Winston-Salem, United States (Local)
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Adam Bridgers' focus is almost entirely on local sports, specifically college football with a strong emphasis on Wake Forest University. When reaching out to him, consider offering previews and insights into upcoming games featuring the Wake Forest Demon Deacons or other relevant local teams. Additionally, providing exclusive behind-the-scenes access or in-depth analysis of game strategies could be appealing.
Given his frequent "How To Watch" articles, it's evident that Adam provides detailed information for fans wanting to follow the games closely. Therefore, pitches offering unique ways for fans to engage with the team or coverage providing an inside look at player performance may resonate well.
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By: Adam Bridgers
For the first time in school history, the Wake Forest Women’s Soccer team has advanced to the national championship game.
Location: Winston-Salem, NC | LJVM Coliseum (12,799 capacity)
By: Adam Bridgers
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons are officially in first place in the ACC! The Deacs were able to hold on and win 72-66 after a late push from Boston College, who refused to go away in this game.
By: Adam Bridgers
Christmas has come early for Deacon fans this year, as junior running back Demond Claiborne has announced that he will return to Wake Forest for his senior season.
By: Adam Bridgers
It appears the Dave Clawson era has come to an end at Wake Forest.
Everything you need to know for today’s game
By: Deacs May, Adam Bridgers
The Wake Forest Men’s Basketball team closed out non-conference play on Tuesday night with a 75-58 win over the JMU Dukes. It’s late and everyone is probably focused on football right now as rumors are already swirling, so let’s get through this one quick.
By: Adam Bridgers
That didn’t take long. Wake Forest has hired Washington State head coach Jake Dickert to replace Dave Clawson as the next head coach of Wake Forest Football.
By: Adam Bridgers, Littlejohn Coliseum
The Deacs are on the road in what has become a house of horrors for them recently—since 2006, the Deacs have just 1 road win against Clemson in Littlejohn Coliseum. The Tigers are currently one of the best teams in the ACC, so a win would be big for Wake’s resume at the end of the season. If they can come out and play like they did in the 2nd half against JMU, the Deacs should have a shot at this one.
By: Adam Bridgers
Wake Forest dropped their first conference game of the season today against the Clemson Tigers by a score of 62-73. If you’ve been a fan of Wake Forest for a while, this result does not come as much of a surprise, as the Deacs are now 0-11 with an average margin of loss of 13.5 points in their last 11 games at Littlejohn Coliseum. I don’t know what it is about playing Clemson on the road, but Wake just cannot seem to buy a win in South Carolina.
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