Additionally, Hartman added a pair of touchdowns on the ground, setting a new career high. The Charlotte, N. Hartman, who now ranks fifth in career passing yards and third in career touchdown passes in program history, completed passes to 11 different athletes on Saturday.
Wideout A. Perry went over yards receiving for the third-straight game and is now just one game away from the program record. Defensively, Wake Forest tallied seven tackles for loss, two sacks, two forced fumbles and had one fumble recovery in a dominant performance.
Nick Andersen led the Deacons with six tackles and five defenders had five stops each, respectively. Wake Forest is for the first time in program history. Additionally, the Demon Deacons are off to their first start in conference play for the first time in program history. Wake Forest received the kickoff to begin the game and drove it right down the field to grab an early lead.
Over the course of the five-play, yard scoring drive that took off the clock, the Demon Deacons had four first downs and never had a third down attempt. Saturday's opening score came on a yard touchdown catch from Sam Hartman to Jaquarii Roberson. Wake Forest's defense forced Duke to punt in their first two possessions to maintain their lead to open the game. The Blue Devils began their second drive at their own 7-yard line after Christian Beal-Smith made a tackle on a yard punt from Ivan Mora.
The Demon Deacon defense forced the punt after a stop on 4th and 4. After regaining possession, the Deacs extended their lead to with left in the first quarter with a 9-play, yard drive, capped off by a yard touchdown rush from Hartman.
On the drive, Hartman completed four passes to three different receivers for 69 yards, highlighted by a yard pitch and catch to Ke'Shawn Williams. The yard touchdown run by Hartman was the longest rush of his career. After keeping the Blue Devils off the scoreboard for their third-straight drive to open the contest, Hartman found the end zone from four yards out as Wake Forest increased their lead to The play, yard drive began at the Deacs' own yard line.
A yard rush for Hartman put Wake Forest in prime position to find the end zone for the third time in the first half. Traveon Redd recovered a fumble forced by Galvin Holmes on the third play of Duke's next drive to give Wake Forest the ball back with left in the first half.
Wake Forest's offense found their end zone for the third-straight drive following the first forced turnover of the game as Hartman connected with Williams for a three-yard touchdown reception. Donald Stewart pulled down a yard reception from Hartman on 1st and 10 to move the Deacs into Duke territory. The Demon Deacon defense forced its first three and out of the game, shutting down a trio of Blue Devil rushing attempts as Wake Forest regained possession at their own 26 with just under five minutes remaining in the first half.
Wake Forest went into intermission with a advantage after teams traded punts in their final drives of the half. Following a missed field goal, Wake Forest's defense forced their second-straight three-and-out to give the offense the ball back with 49 seconds left. Rondell Bothroyd notched a sack for a loss of three yards on the opening play of the drive. Luke Masterson tallied a solo defensive stop on 3rd and 13 to force Duke's third punt of the first half.
The Blue Devils received the ball back with 23 seconds left after Wake Forest's first punt of the game and ran the ball once before letting the clock run out.
Both sides of the ball came out strong to open the second half as the Demon Deacon lead increased to after a yard touchdown by Christian Beal-Smith and a three-and-out by Duke's offense.
Receiving Yards. End of 4th Quarter. Truist Field. Winston-Salem, NC. Line: WAKE Duke scores late TD to prevent shutout. Hartman tallies his 5th TD of the day. Beal-Smith scores as Wake Forest continues to dominate. Hartman grabs his 4th total TD of the first half. Data is currently unavailable. Wake Forest. NC State.
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