What's Happening?
Nate Calmese scored a decisive jumper with 6.8 seconds remaining, leading Wake Forest to a 69-68 victory over Florida State. This win marked Wake Forest's first Atlantic Coast Conference road victory of
the season. The Demon Deacons were trailing 65-54 with just over four minutes left but managed an 11-4 run to close the gap. Calmese, who finished with 18 points, was instrumental in the comeback. Florida State's Robert McCray V missed a potential game-winning shot, sealing the victory for Wake Forest. Juke Harris and Myles Colvin contributed 15 points each for Wake Forest, while Chauncey Wiggins led Florida State with 15 points.
Why It's Important?
This victory is significant for Wake Forest as it boosts their standing in the Atlantic Coast Conference, providing momentum for the team in the ongoing season. The win also highlights Nate Calmese's role as a key player, potentially increasing his visibility and prospects in collegiate basketball. For Florida State, the loss extends their winless streak in the conference, raising concerns about their performance and strategy moving forward. The outcome of this game could influence team morale and future game strategies for both teams.
What's Next?
Wake Forest is set to host SMU in their next game, providing an opportunity to build on their recent success. Florida State will face Miami, where they will aim to break their losing streak and improve their conference record. Both teams will likely analyze this game to adjust their strategies and address any weaknesses exposed during the match.
