Skip Foreman
Regional Sports Editor at Lee Enterprises
Regional Sports Editor at Winston-Salem Journal
Regional Sports Editor at Greensboro News & Record
Regional sports editor for Lee Enterprises covering Winston-Salem and Greensboro. Retired AP staffer and former HBCU Gameday correspondent. Blessed by God.
Articles
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5 days ago |
greensboro.com | Skip Foreman
To paraphrase the late Jack Buck, Wake Forest will see you tomorrow night, or maybe it's tomorrow afternoon. Jack Winnay drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the ninth, forcing Matt Scannell home with the winning run and a 7-6 victory over Tennessee, the 2024 College World Series champions. The winner-take-all game is scheduled for Monday, but there was no immediate indication of when the game would start. Scannell worked a walk from Tennessee reliever Nate Snead.
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6 days ago |
greensboro.com | Skip Foreman
Matt Dallas provided a sorely needed respite for the Wake Forest pitching staff on Sunday, going seven and two-thirds innings to lead the Demon Deacons to a 10-3 victory over Cincinnati in the Knoxville Regional. Having run through his bullpen to get past a stubborn Miami University team on Saturday, Coach Tom Walter desperately needed his starting pitcher to give him enough innings to let his relievers get some rest. Walter got his wish.
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1 week ago |
greensboro.com | Skip Foreman
Wake Forest spent much of Saturday trying to fight off a Miami University team that simply refused to quit. On the brink of elimination in the bottom of the ninth inning, the Demon Deacons stayed alive in the 2025 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship with a 14-13 nailbiter of a victory over the RedHawks in the Knoxville Regional.
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1 week ago |
greensboro.com | Skip Foreman
For the second straight time in the postseason, Wake Forest gave up six runs in the second inning, and, as was the case against California in the ACC Tournament, it established a margin the Demon Deacons couldn't quite overcome. Cincinnati went off on starter Blake Morningstar in the Knoxville Regional of the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament on Friday.
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1 week ago |
greensboro.com | Skip Foreman
By Skip Foreman You're stuck at work and can't watch Wake Forest play Cincinnati in the NCAA regional baseball tournament. Or you have no access to the platform where it's being televised. No sweat. We've got your back. The Journal's Skip Foreman has access to ESPN+ and will provide inning by inning updates from the Knoxville Regional, from the first pitch to the final out.
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