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Wake Forest, Duke home for Challenge
Wake Forest and Duke will play at home in the next ACC/Big Ten Challenge, and North Carolina and N.C. State will hit the road for their November games in the annual men's basketball series.
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Chennault headed to Villanova
Tony Chennault now knows for certain where he will next play college basketball.
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Hoover is new Wake Forest women's coach
When the Wake Forest women's basketball team gathers for its first practice next fall, it will do so underneath the banner of its new head coach.
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Hoover returning to WFU, as women's basketball coach
Jennifer Mitchell Hoover, one of the most celebrated players in Wake Forest women's basketball history, has returned to her alma mater.
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Wake Forest women will have new coach soon
The search for a women's basketball coach at Wake Forest is down to its last days, if not its last day.
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Desrosiers selects Providence
Another ex-Wake Forest player has found a home.
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Childress excited about new job
Randolph Childress' duties during his first year back at Wake Forest were akin to those of a minister without portfolio.
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Fields headed from WFU to Bradley
Will Anthony Fields play in Peoria?
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WFU: Women's basketball program in solid shape
Replacing the most successful coach in a program's history is rarely an easy task, but in one key respect, Mike Petersen made the hunt for his successor as women's basketball coach at Wake Forest at least somewhat easier.
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Women's coach Petersen leaving Wake Forest
The most successful women's basketball coach in Wake Forest history has left.
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Report: Petersen leaving Wake Forest for North Texas
Mike Petersen, the women's basketball coach at Wake Forest the past eight seasons, is expected to be named the women's coach at North Texas later Monday.
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Despite setbacks, Bzdelik remains optimistic
Going into his first two seasons as Wake Forest's basketball coach, Jeff Bzdelik had little recourse but to preach patience.
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Raleigh point guard commits to Deacons
Wake Forest appeared to be in a predicament when the departure of sophomore Tony Chennault and freshman Anthony Fields left the Deacons with only one prospective point guard in incoming freshman Codi Miller-McIntyre.
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City will 'aggressively' pursue selling two venues
Winston-Salem city officials plan to "aggressively" pursue negotiations with both Wake Forest University and Winston-Salem State University over selling Joel Coliseum and Bowman Gray Stadium, city leaders decided Monday night.
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Winston-Salem City Council to renew talks about selling Joel Coliseum, Bowman Gray Stadium
The Winston-Salem City Council is renewing discussions about selling both Joel Coliseum, where Wake Forest University plays basketball, and Bowman Gray Stadium, where stock car races are held through the spring and summer.
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Wake Forest women's assistant hired by Charleston
Associate head coach Natasha Adair, a member of the Wake Forest women's basketball staff for eight seasons, has been hired as the head coach at the College of Charleston.
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Adair, a WFU women's assistant, leaving for College of Charleston
Longtime Wake Forest assistant getting her first head coaching job
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Two more Wake Forest basketball players leave
One of the most important recruiting classes in Wake Forest basketball history became even more so Friday when sophomore center Carson Desrosiers and freshman guard Anthony Fields told coach Jeff Bzdelik they have decided to continue their college careers elsewhere.
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Fields, Desrosiers also leaving Wake Forest
A bad week for Wake Forest basketball got worse Friday when sophomore center Carson Desrosiers and freshman guard Anthony Fields told coach Jeff Bzdelik they will leave the program to play elsewhere.
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Chennault was pulled home
Although Tony Chennault spent two basketball seasons at Wake Forest, his heart remained back home in Philadelphia.
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Chennault to leave Wake Forest
Point guard Tony Chennault is transferring from Wake Forest, citing personal reasons.
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PG Chennault leaving Wake Forest
Point guard Tony Chennault is transferring from Wake Forest, citing personal reasons.
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Wake Forest ousted in OT
James Madison rallied from a big first-half deficit, then outscored Wake Forest 14-6 in overtime to take an 84-76 victory in the second round of the Women's National Invitation Tournament.
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Wake women win WNIT opener
Wake Forest let an 18-point second half lead slip but a strong finish allowed the Deacons to pull out a 72-61 victory at UNC Charlotte on Thursday night in the opening round of the WNIT.
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WFU's win in '62 tournament helped send ACC on its way
Wake Forest still is looking to score its first basket in an NCAA championship game, given that the Deacons, on their only trip to a Final Four, lost to Ohio State in the 1962 semifinals.
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