Greatest Wake Forest Basketball Plays: Slate Coasters (Set of 4)
Relive four of the greatest moments in Wake Forest basketball history. Each set comes with four laser-etched coasters depicting these historic plays:
2020 Regular Season vs Duke - OT Upset
2004 Second Round vs Manhattan - CP seals the win
2009 Regular Season vs Duke - The Inbound beats #1
1995 Conference Championship vs UNC - Conference Championship
These slate coasters are laser-etched indelibly into the stone itself. - Size: 4'' x 4'' x 0.25'' per coaster - Weight: 0.25lbs (4oz) - Natural edge
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2020 Regular Season
OT Upset
Wake Forest vs Duke
113 - 101
25 February, 2020
Wake Forest pulled off an improbable upset over #7 Duke thanks to a steal by Ismael Moussad that led to a game tying three by Brandon Childress. The Deacons would need two overtimes to defeat the heavily favored Duke by a score of 113-101.
2004 Second Round
CP seals the win
Wake Forest vs Manhattan
84 - 80
20 March, 2004
With only a two point lead and less than two minutes remaining, Chris Paul was able to fight up a tough layup that went in for Wake Forest extending their lead to four. Wake Forest would hold on to that lead and advance to the next round.
2009 Regular Season
The Inbound beats #1
Wake Forest vs Duke
70 - 68
28 January, 2009
In a tie game against #1 seed Duke, Wake forest had enough time to take one more shot to win the game. Off of a great inbounds pass by L.D. Williams, James Johnson was able to take it to the rim and score with less than a second remaining and give his team the victory.
1995 Conference Championship
Conference Championship
Wake Forest vs UNC
82 - 80
12 March, 1995
Brandon Childress capped off his magnificent 37 point game with a running jumpshot that gave Wake Forest a two point lead with four seconds remaining in overtime. They would hold the lead to give the Demon Deacons their first conference championship in 33 years.