WAKE-FOREST Odds: Schedule, Matchups, & Stats

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November 30, 2024

Wake Forest Schedule

Date Opp Close Result ATS/OU
Aug 29, 2024 North Carolina A&T -33.5 / 50.5 Won 45-13 Lost / Over
Sep 7, 2024 Virginia +1 / 55.5 Lost 30-31 Push / Over
Sep 14, 2024 Ole Miss +21 / 66 Lost 6-40 Lost / Under
Sep 28, 2024 Louisiana -3 / 59.5 Lost 38-41 Lost / Over
Oct 5, 2024 @NC State +4 / 52.5 Won 34-30 Won / Over
Oct 12, 2024 Clemson +21 / 63 Lost 14-49 Lost / Push
Oct 19, 2024 @UConn -2.5 / 55.5 Won 23-20 Won / Under
Oct 26, 2024 @Stanford -3 / 53 Won 27-24 Push / Under
Nov 8, 2024 California +7 / 54.5 Lost 36-46 Lost / Over
Nov 16, 2024 @North Carolina +10.5 / 64.5 Lost 24-31 Won / Under
Nov 23, 2024 @Miami +23.5 / 67.5 Lost 14-42 Lost / Under
Nov 30, 2024 Duke +3.5 / 53 Lost 17-23 Lost / Under

Betting on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons

Wake Forest has carved out its own tradition for college football as long-standing members of the ACC. The Demon Deacons have a solid base of fans that extends past the team’s North Carolina borders. Sports bettors in legal US markets also take an added interest in the team during college football season.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Team Overview

Wake Forest University is located in Winston-Salem as one of the more prominent football programs in North Carolina. The team started play in 1908 and played as an Independent until 1935.

As an offshoot of the old Southern Conference, Wake Forest became a charter member of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in 1953. Other original ACC teams in the state included the Duke Blue Devils, North Carolina Tar Heels and the North Carolina State Wolfpack.

The early years in the new conference were rather lean for the Demon Deacons against tough competition. However, the 1979 season marked a turning point for the program. Head coach John Mackovic led Wake Forest to the Tangerine Bowl that season behind a record of 8-4.

Wake Forest returned to postseason play in 1992 behind Bill Dooley as head coach. His team went 8-4 to earn an invitation to the Independence Bowl. The Demon Deacons won that game 39-35 over the Oregon Ducks to finish the season ranked No. 25 in the final Associated Press Top 25.

Since 2002, Wake Forest has qualified for a postseason bowl in 11 different seasons. The highlight of this run was an appearance in the 2007 Orange Bowl with head coach Jim Grobe leading the team. Wake Forest went 11-3 that season as the No. 18 team in the nation.

Coming off an 11-3 mark in 2021, the Demon Deacons were No. 15 in the final AP Top 25. They beat the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in the Gator Bowl with Dave Clawson as head coach.

Strong rivalries exist against all the other North Carolina teams in the ACC. Betting on Wake Forest as home favorites in these matchups has become a popular wager at legal sportsbooks

Suppose the Demon Deacons were favored by four points at home on the point spread against NC State. They would have to beat the Wolfpack by five points or more to win that bet at a legal sportsbook.

Betting on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons in North Carolina

Sports betting in North Carolina is legal on a limited scale. Retail sportsbooks in two designated in-state tribal casinos will take bets on Wake Forest football games. A third tribal casino is under construction in the state. If you do find yourself in a state with legal, online betting, try Betway:

There is an ongoing attempt to expand legal sports betting to online mobile sportsbook apps. However, North Carolina lawmakers have yet to come together on the necessary legislation. Betting on sports using online apps remains illegal in NC at this time.