Confirming that we're in a different college football universe these days, in what former gridiron galaxy could a traditional also-ran like Wake Forest ever qualify for a bowl game seven years running? More bowls these days, to be sure, but the Demon Deacons have become relevant not because of the expanded postseason, but rather due to shrewd hires in the coaching market and commitment to building a sustainable model in Winston-Salem. After Jim Grobe proved it could be done at Wake, Dave Clawson has picked up the baton; b est of all for Deacon backers, Clawson seems perfectly content, deflecting interest from several potential suitors in recent years.
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