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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Wake Forest, North Carolina, United States (Local)
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.
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Wake lands 3rd straight transfer on the 1st team
March Madness is here and that means it’s time for the Blogger So Dear Bracket Challenge. I know everyone is still probably pretty disappointed about not making the tournament yet again, but it’s still fun to follow along and enjoy the best sports month in the calendar year. Hopefully this is the last year Wake isn’t in the Big Dance for a long, long time.
Wake Forest forward Zach Keller has entered the transfer portal after playing 2 seasons with the Demon Deacons.
By Adam Bridgers @AWBridgers Apr 14, 2024, 11:38am EDT 0 Comments
The Deacs lose another big man
Location: Winston Salem, NC | Alegacy Stadium, 31,500 capacity
The annual Wake Forest Football spring game took place today at Allegacy Stadium, with the Black team defeating the White team by a score of 21 to 13. The biggest story from this game was QB play, especially true Freshman Jeremy Hecklinksi, who led the Black team to victory with 204 yards and 3 TDs on 12-21 passing. Of course, with a smaller playbook and the teams not tackling for the entire first half, evaluations based on today’s game should be taken with a grain of salt.
Wake Forest sophomore Forward Abramo Canka has entered the transfer portal, becoming the 7th player to transfer from the team this offseason.
Big day for the Deacs
The Deacs are putting it together at the right time
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