Joey Ehrmann News

Not content to carve up only No. 18 Miami, Wake Forest turned the blade on itself in the fourth quarter of yesterday's 28-27 loss in front of 30,011 at BB&T Field.

Coach Jim Grobe of Wake Forest sees redshirt freshman Joey Ehrmann as the kind of player who will grow on you.

SALEM The natural topic bannered around the Wake Forest football team is the idea of playing Saturday at Georgia Tech without senior quarterback Riley Skinner.

Published: Saturday, October 31, 2009 at 11:11 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, October 31, 2009 at 11:11 p.m. WINSTON-SALEM The Wake Forest football team has found some of the most excruciatingly heartbreaking ways imaginable to lose football games this season.

Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh is still stewing about the officiating at Wake Forest, most particularly a clipping penalty that nullified a 39-yard Toby Gerhart run that would have given the Cardinal a first-down inside the Demon Deacons 20-yard line with five minutes left in a 17-17 game.

The defense dominated the first part of the scrimmage, limiting the offense's ability to put together a drive.