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2 months ago: Wake Forest players Al-Farouq Aminu, top left, Ishmael Smith, lower left, and David Weaver, right, react during the second half of Wake Forest's 83-60 win over High Point in an NCAA college basketball game in Winston-Salem, N.C., Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

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Wake gave quite a scare in the first half. Not a ton of links today unfortunately, but it is Thursday. Is everyone excited about the Lions-Browns game Sunday!?!

Demon Deacons grind past High Point | high, bodycopy, past - Sports - Burlington Times News
"I think we did a great job of weathering the storm," Wake Forest guard Ishmael Smith said. "I know everybody was probably thinking, ‘What are the Deacs doing?’ "

Hip 2 Da Game: NCAA Basketball Weekly: Al-Farouq Aminu & Other Sophomore Studs, Rotnei Clarke, Ashton Gibbs, UConn, Tyler Roche, Gerard Anderson, & More
Al-Farouq Aminu, Wake Forest: Keep a close eye on Aminu this year, because he’s probably one of the best freshmen from last season who didn’t jump to the NBA. He’s projected to be a Top 5 pick this year and is averaging 24 points and 11 rebounds through two games so far. Expect him to continue to put up numbers like that even once the ACC conference games begin.

Rough night for USF women in loss at Wake
USF's women's basketball team went nearly 12 minutes without scoring its first points Wednesday night, falling behind 24-0 on the way to a 62-45 loss at Wake Forest.

Duke football, Wake Forest basketball lead ACC men’s sports in graduation rates - Triangle Business Journal:
Duke University football players lead the Atlantic Coast Conference in graduation rates, but Wake Forest University took the top spot in men’s basketball, according to the latest figures from the NCAA.

PGATOUR.COM - One surprise of '09? Rookies shut out in win department
Webb Simpson started fast when he came out of the chute with two top-10s. But the former Wake Forest star lost his way in the middle of the season until a late-season rally enabled him to compete in the first three rounds of the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup. Because of his ability on the greens, Simpson is a low round waiting to happen, which could potentially make him the best threat among this year's rookies to win. His rookie results: No. 70 in earnings, $1.24 million.