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What Wake Forest Said After the Cal Win

Wake Forest dominated California 41–7 on Saturday, moving to 6–1 on the season and into second place in the ACC with a 4–1 conference record. Head coach Jake Dickert praised his staff’s game planning, calling the execution of both offense and defense “near-perfect” and emphasizing that the team’s preparation has not been disrupted by their improved national ranking or heightened attention.

Despite the late halftime due to the time difference, the Deacs entered the second half with high energy, though Dickert noted they did not fully control the fourth quarter, allowing Cal to score the only points of the half. The win marked a significant offensive breakthrough for Dominick Barry, who finished with six catches, 108 yards, and three touchdowns—expanding his role after tight end Carlos Hernandez, recovering from injury, played only limited snaps in the first half.

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