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  Sam Hartman threw for 259 yards and two touchdowns, and A.T. Perry grabbed seven passes for 155 yards and a TD as Wake Forest cruised past mistake-plagued Florida State 35-14 Saturday afternoon. Wake Forest (3-0, 1-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) rolled up 484 yards - 332 in the first half - of total offense, including 225 on the ground. Florida State (0-3, 0-1), which juggled McKenzie Milton and Jordan Travis at quarterback, committed six turnovers, but stayed within striking range in the first half thanks to a 65-yard deep strike from Travis to a wide-open Ontaria Wilson. "The offensive line did an incredible job," Hartman said. Hartman hit Perry in stride with a deep strike down the right side for a 49-yard TD to start the onslaught.

The Deacons scored their next two touchdowns after roughing-the-kicker and unnecessary-roughness penalties extended drives. "No way did we ever give ourselves a chance to play winning football," Florida State coach Mike Norvell said. "We continue to see the mistakes that cost us in the previous weeks." Leading by 21 points late in the third quarter, Wake Forest wiped out any realistic Florida State hopes by stopping Milton short of a first down on a fourth-and-2 run from the Deacons' 11. Early in the scoreless fourth quarter, Milton fumbled the ball into the Wake Forest end zone while stretching for the goal line. The ball slipped in and out of the hands of players on both teams before it was recovered by Deacons defensive end Luiji Vilain for a touchback. - Wake Forest/AP College Football


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News Source: Wake Forest/AP College Football



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