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("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Gio Lopez threw three of his four touchdown passes in the first half and No. 21 Wake Forest rolled past California 41-7 on Saturday night.
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Forest → throw → night
The Demon Deacons (6-1, 4-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) dominated from the start by scoring touchdowns on five of six first-half possessions to bring out the boo birds from the home crowd for the Golden Bears (3-4, 2-2).
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Deacons → dominate → Bears
Wake Forest celebrated its first ranking in the AP poll in four years with the thorough victory.
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Forest → celebrate → victory
Lopez threw for 267 yards with three of the touchdowns coming on passes to tight end Dominick Barry, including two long ones in the first half.
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three → throw → half
He also connected with Jack Foley in the first half to give him 23 total touchdowns this season passing and running.
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He → connect → touchdowns
Cal was unable to build on last week’s dramatic 25-20 win against Virginia Tech and lost for the third time in four home games against FBS competition.
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Cal → build → competition
The Bears trailed 34-0 at the half for their biggest halftime deficit since going down 41-3 at Oregon in 2013.
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Bears → trail → 2013
Jackson Brousseau went 17 for 28 for 81 yards in his second career start before getting replaced by Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele in the second half.
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Brousseau → go → half
This game was decided quickly with Lopez engineering a five-play, 99-yard drive on Wake Forest’s first possession with a 39-yard touchdown pass to Barry.
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Lopez → decide → Barry
The Demon Deacons stopped Cal on a fourth-and-1 from its 34 on the second possession for the Bears and scored immediately on a 29-yard pass to Foley following an offside penalty on Cal.
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Deacons → stop → Cal
Wake Forest then built the lead to 21-0 on the next possession when Jamar Searcy capped a 78-yard drive with a 1-yard run.
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Searcy → build → run
Ty Clark III’s 31-yard run made it 27-0 and then Lopez and Barry connected on a 30-yard TD to make it 34-0 at the half.
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it → make → half
The Demon Deacons averaged 12.3 yards per play in the first half to win their fourth road game against a power conference team already this season.
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Deacons → average → team
Wake Forest outgained Cal 394-142 in the first half.
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Forest → outgaine → half
Coach Tosh Lupoi stuck with Brousseau to start at QB instead of Sagapolutele, who missed last week’s game with a concussion.
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who → stick → concussion
Lupoi told ESPN it would be a competition at quarterback going forward despite the heavy investment Cal has made in Sagapolutele.
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Cal → tell → Sagapolutele
Sagapolutele did throw a TD pass in the fourth quarter to avoid the shutout.
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Sagapolutele → throw → shutout
Up next
Wake Forest: Hosts Virginia on Oct. 31.
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Forest → host → Oct.
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