In the final game of Round 1 of the 2026 T.Rowe Price ACC Men's Basketball Tournament, the 13-seeded Demon Deacons took down the 12-seeded Hokies, 95-89 in overtime. Seven of the eight Wake Forest players who played in the game scored at least 10 points. Wake Forest shot 50.8% from the field while holding Virginia Tech to 41.8% shooting. Myles Colvin led Wake Forest with 18 points and six rebounds. Sebastian Akins scored 14 points, including an important and-1 with 57 seconds left in overtime. Akins also had four rebounds and three assists. Tre'Von Spillers and Mekhi Mason each had 13 points. For Virginia Tech, Ben Hammond scored a game-high 23 points. Jailen Bedford had 17 points, eight rebounds, and three assists.
The 5-seeded Tigers used some hot three-point shooting in the first half to carry them to a win over the 13-seeded Demon ...
The Demon Deacons punched their ticket to the second round of the 2026 ACC Men's Basketball Tournament with an overtime ...
us ncaa men's basketball live scoreboard ncaa us men's basketball live scoreboard 2025-2026 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL LIVE ...
Ed, Pete, and Mike are going LIVE at 12:30 pm on Tuesday for the first round of the ACC Men's Basketball Tournament. Virginia Tech faces the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at 7pm - it's an absolute must win for Mike Young and the boys if they want to keep their chances for the NCAA Tournament alive. If Tech can get past Wake Forest, a huge opportunity will be waiting against the Clemson Tigers on Wednesday. Could a win over Clemson be the résumé boost that pushes the Hokies into the NCAA Tournament? The guys will discuss: -Keys to beating Wake Forest -The potential matchup with Clemson -What Virginia Tech’s NCAA Tournament chances really look like -How far the Hokies might need to go in Charlotte to keep their season alive Join Ed, Pete, and Mike LIVE as they preview the Hokies’ postseason path and take your questions about Hokie Hoops 🏀 Go Hokies!
The 13-seeded Demon Deacons took down the 12-seeded Hokies, 95-89 in overtime in the first round of the ACC Tournament.
In 1995, Wake Forest guard Randolph Childress put the Demon Deacons on his shoulders and snatched the ACC Championship seemingly singlehandedly. Childress hit shot after shot after shot to defeat all comers, including toppling top dogs Duke and North Carolina. Relive Childress' record-setting ACC Tournament run here.
Syracuse vs. Wake Forest: The Demon Deacons had a big second half to overcome a halftime deficit and defeat the Orange, ...