Wake Forest Triumphs Over Nay in College Football
Wake Forest defeats Nay 26 to 14 at home in a hard fought college football game. The Demon Deacons secure important conference win behind steady ground game and key plays late in the fourth period.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1998
Page
6
Wake Forest defeats Nay 26 to 14 at home in a hard fought college football game. The Demon Deacons secure important conference win behind steady ground game and key plays late in the fourth period.
Wagener Salley High School coach Robbie Randall plans to feed wide receiver Shamus Coleman early and often after Coleman led the area in receptions last season but had only one catch last week in a 27 6 loss. Randall cited double coverage and emphasized improving the running game and offensive line as Wagener Salley (1 1) prepares for Pelion High School (0 2).
Aiken's coach notes rotation of backs and aims to fix turnovers as Midland Valley uses bend but don’t break defense. Leaders cite five turnovers against Colquitt County and predict a decisive game hinges on Hornets defense versus Mustangs offense with key players Pete Williams and the opposing quarterback and running back.
Aiken High School defeated Midland Valley High School 93 in a Thursday junior varsity football game at Hagood Stadium. Phillip Mealing kicked a 20 yard field goal and Josh Johnson connected on a five yard pass to Brad Tindall in the second period.
Mahoney steps in on defense after Whinghter injury as Bluff trams a defense. Coach Lawn says Edisto is the most important game of the season and the Bulldogs will not be awed by the Griffins. The team aims to show the state their strength.
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