Wake Forest Dominates Virginia 51-7

Wake Forest achieved a commanding 51-7 win against Virginia, extending their impressive winning streak to five games. This dominant performance represented the second-largest margin of victory for Wake Forest over Virginia in their 54-game series history. The Demon Deacons have been on an offensive tear in their recent games, scoring 187 points while allowing only four touchdowns across their last four contests.

Virginia faced a difficult outing, marking their third consecutive loss. They were on the brink of their first shutout since 2017 until quarterback Beau Pribula connected with De'Shawn Martin for a 47-yard touchdown late in the third quarter. Wake Forest's offense was led by Ty Clark III's three short rushing touchdowns and a touchdown pass from Gio Lopez, who later appeared to suffer a leg injury but was able to leave the field.

Connor Calvert was instrumental for Wake Forest, converting three field goals, including a 45-yarder and a 25-yarder before halftime. Virginia repeatedly stalled in Wake Forest territory, failing to convert on fourth down opportunities inside the 10-yard line. Wake Forest is scheduled to host Merrimack next Saturday, while Virginia will host California on November 14.