In a thrilling clash of defenses, Wake Forest emerged victorious over Stanford with a hard-fought 14-7 win, showcasing the grit and resilience of both teams. The game was a testament to defensive prowess, with each side relentlessly stifling the other's offensive efforts. The decisive factor in Wake Forest’s triumph was the stellar performance of Rushaun Tongue, who made his mark with two crucial interceptions. Tongue’s first pick came with a dramatic flair, as he returned it for a touchdown, giving Wake Forest an early lead and setting the tone for the game.
The second interception proved equally pivotal, as it put Wake Forest's offense in prime position to score the go-ahead touchdown. Despite a valiant effort from Stanford’s defense, they were unable to contain Wake Forest’s opportunistic offense, which capitalized on the field position to secure the win. Tongue's standout performance not only highlighted his individual brilliance but also underscored the importance of defensive plays in shaping the outcome of tightly contested games.
Two long time NDL vets would meet up in today’s battle. In a tough, hard fought defensive struggle, the demon Deacons of Wake Forest would leave Palo Alto with a 14-7 win. Neither offense was able to get anything going, the Wake defense made more plays to win the game.
Stanford quarterback, Ashton Daniels could not get in a rhythm and got zero help from his receivers. In particular, leading offensive threat Elic Ayomanor had 2 crucial drops that the sure handed receiver typically hangs on to.
The main bright spots on offense were sophomores Tiger Bachmeier & Sedrick Irvin.
The Cardinal defense did all they could do but were unable to score for the Stanford offense as they struggled all day.
Great job Matt, best of luck the rest of the season!
CONNECT WITH US ONLINE:
WHOS ONLINE:
21 Guests in the last 5 minutes Legend: NDL Admin | Conference Commish | Media Team | NDL Coaches
NDL Hall of Fame:
664 Coaches Newest Member: OracleHCR
HOME
Discord