Wake Forest's Colvin Leads Win Over Syracuse

0:00On March 1st, Wake Forest grabbed the big Atlantic Coast Conference win on Saturday 9, beating Syracuse 88-83 at the Lawrence. Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Both teams entered with 15 wins and 14 losses and 6 and 10 conference records. Junior Guard Miles Colvin led the charge with 32 points on 9 of 12 shooting, including 7 of 8 from 3 point range, plus 8 rebounds and 3 assists. Another demon deacon stepped up too, with Senior Forward Trayvon Spillers scoring 16 points and adding 3 blocks. Sophomore Guard Ju Carris kept his double figure scoring streak alive at 29 games with 13 points and 5 assists. The bench delivered all 21 points, as Junior Forward Cooper Schwiger went 5 for 5 for 11 points and Sophomore Guard Sebastian. Acans added 10. Coach Steve Forbes praised the team's second half adjustments after a shaky defensive first half where Syracuse hit 10 threes.

1:01Colvin bows back strong from a rough stretch, nearly matching his career high and tying for fifth in school history for 3 point shooting. Percentage with at least 5 makes, the locker room was buzzing with well earned joy. The key stretch came late in the second half, when Wake Forest outscored Syracuse 30-21 every month over the final 11 minutes and 10 seconds. Hitting 11 of 15 shots, including 8 in a row. That surge turned to halftime deficit of 4 points into the victory. Now the deeklin Development alum in their last road game with a regular Season on Tuesday at 7 pm on the ACC Network. Catholic Network ruthless Time誥d 15-20 seconds, two 10s Four 10 minutes, five 10 seconds on the cost of retirement 7112018, six 10 seconds, five 11 to 15 shots including 8 in a row. That surge turned to half time deficit of four points into the victory. Now the Demon Deacon has had to face Nov 11, Virginia, in their last row game of the regular season on Tuesday, 875isions, at seven p.m., on the ACC Network.