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North Carolina–Wake Forest rivalry

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North Carolina–Wake Forest rivalry
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First meeting1888 (football)
1910 (men's basketball)
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TheNorth Carolina–Wake Forest rivalry is a series ofathletic contests between theUniversity of North CarolinaTar Heels and theWake Forest UniversityDemon Deacons. The first football game between the two institutions was played in 1888.[1] As a consequence ofACC expansion in the 21st century, the two schools do not play each other annually in football, as they were placed in separate divisions and assigned different opponents for their "protected" (i.e., annual) cross-division games. North Carolina got rival NC State as their cross-divisional opponent, while Wake Forest got Duke, which allowed the Duke-Wake Forest rivalry to continue.

Football

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North Carolina–Wake Forest football rivalry
First meetingOctober 10, 1888
Wake Forest 6, North Carolina 4
Latest meetingNovember 15, 2025
Wake Forest 28, North Carolina 12
Statistics
Meetings total113
All-time seriesNorth Carolina leads, 74–37–2
Largest victoryNorth Carolina, 65–0 (1928)
Longest win streakNorth Carolina, 17 (1893–1923)
Current win streakWake Forest, 1 (2025–present)

History

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The University of North Carolina and Wake Forest University have a long shared athletic history, having formerly been located in close proximity to one another, as Wake Forest was originally located inWake Forest, North Carolina. In 1956, the university moved its campus across the state of North Carolina to its current location inWinston-Salem, North Carolina.

The football rivalry, first meeting in 1888, is the oldest intercollegiate football rivalry in the American state ofNorth Carolina[1] As of 2024, there have been 111 games between the two teams. The 2019 and 2021 games were non-conference games and thus were not counted in the ACC standings.[2][3][4]This unusual occurrence of a non-conference regular season game between teams in the same conference has only occurredonce before in the recent history of the major FBS conferences.[5]

Results

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North Carolina victoriesWake Forest victoriesTiesForfeits
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
1 October 18, 1888 Raleigh Wake Forest6–4
2 November 22, 1889 Chapel Hill Wake Forest18–8
3 March 1, 1890 Raleigh North Carolina33–0
4 November 10, 1891 Raleigh Wake Forest1†–0
5 November 18, 1893 Raleigh North Carolina40–0
6 September 17, 1908 Chapel Hill North Carolina17–0
7 October 2, 1909 Chapel Hill North Carolina18–0
8 October 22, 1910 Chapel Hill North Carolina37–0
9 October 7, 1911 Chapel Hill North Carolina12–3
10 October 12, 1912 Chapel Hill North Carolina9–2
11 September 27, 1913 Chapel Hill North Carolina7–0
12 November 15, 1913 Durham North Carolina29–0
13 October 8, 1914 Durham North Carolina53–0
14 November 14, 1914 Raleigh North Carolina12–7
15 October 9, 1915 Chapel Hill North Carolina35–0
16 September 30, 1916 Chapel Hill North Carolina20–0
17 November 2, 1918 Chapel HIll North Carolina13–7
18 October 18, 1919 Chapel Hill North Carolina6–0
19 October 2, 1920 Chapel Hill North Carolina6–0
20 October 1, 1921 Chapel Hill North Carolina21–0
21 September 30, 1922 Goldsboro North Carolina62–0
22 September 29, 1923 Chapel Hill North Carolina22–0
23 September 27, 1924 Wake Forest Wake Forest7–6
24 September 26, 1925 Chapel Hill Wake Forest6–0
25 September 25, 1926 Wake Forest Wake Forest13–0
26 September 24, 1927 Chapel Hill Wake Forest9–8
27 September 29, 1928 Chapel Hill North Carolina65–0
28 September 28, 1929 Chapel Hill North Carolina48–0
29 September 27, 1930 Chapel Hill North Carolina13–7
30 September 26, 1931 Chapel Hill North Carolina37–0
31 September 24, 1932 Chapel HillTie0–0
32 November 11, 1933 Chapel Hill North Carolina26–0
33 September 29, 1934 Chapel Hill North Carolina21–0
34 September 28, 1935 Chapel Hill North Carolina14–0
35 September 26, 1936 Charlotte North Carolina14–7
36 October 16, 1937 Wake Forest North Carolina28–0
37 September 24, 1938 Chapel Hill North Carolina14–6
38 September 30, 1939 Chapel Hill North Carolina36–6
39 September 28, 1940 Chapel Hill Wake Forest12–0
40 October 25, 1941 Wake Forest Wake Forest13–0
41 September 26, 1942 Chapel Hill North Carolina6–0
42 September 23, 1944 Chapel Hill Wake Forest7–0
43 November 17, 1945 Chapel Hill Wake Forest14–13
44 November 16, 1946 Chapel Hill North Carolina26–14
45 October 11, 1947 Chapel Hill Wake Forest19–7
46 October 9, 1948 Wake Forest North Carolina28–6
47 October 15, 1949 Chapel Hill North Carolina28–14
48 October 14, 1950 Chapel Hill Wake Forest13–7
49 October 27, 1951 Wake Forest Wake Forest39–7
50 October 18, 1952 Chapel Hill Wake Forest9–7
51 October 10, 1953 Wake Forest North Carolina18–13
52 October 23, 1954 Chapel Hill North Carolina14–7
53 October 22, 1955 Wake Forest Wake Forest25–0
54 October 27, 1956 Chapel HillTie6–6
55 October 26, 1957 Winston-Salem North Carolina14–7
56 October 25, 1958 Chapel Hill North Carolina26–7
57 October 24, 1959 Winston-Salem North Carolina21–19
58 October 15, 1960 Chapel Hill Wake Forest13–12
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
59 November 25, 1961 Winston-Salem Wake Forest17–14
60 October 27, 1962 Chapel Hill North Carolina23–14
61 October 5, 1963 Winston-Salem North Carolina21–0
62 October 3, 1964 Chapel Hill North Carolina23–0
63 October 23, 1965 Winston-Salem Wake Forest12–10
64 October 22, 1966 Chapel Hill Wake Forest3–0
65 October 28, 1967 Chapel Hill Wake Forest20–10
66 October 26, 1968 Winston-Salem Wake Forest48–31
67 October 25, 1969 Chapel Hill North Carolina23–3
68 October 24, 1970 Winston-Salem Wake Forest14–13
69 October 23, 1971 Chapel Hill North Carolina7–3
70 October 21, 1972 Winston-Salem North Carolina21–0
71 November 17, 1973 Chapel Hill North Carolina42–0
72 September 21, 1974 Winston-Salem North Carolina31–0
73 November 1, 1975 Chapel Hill Wake Forest21–9
74 October 30, 1976 Winston-Salem North Carolina34–14
75 October 8, 1977 Chapel Hill North Carolina24–3
76 October 14, 1978 Winston-Salem North Carolina34–29
77 October 13, 1979 Chapel Hill Wake Forest24–19
78 October 11, 1980 Winston-Salem North Carolina27–9
79 October 10, 1981 Chapel Hill North Carolina48–10
80 October 9, 1982 Winston-Salem North Carolina24–7
81 October 8, 1983 Chapel Hill North Carolina30–10
82 October 13, 1984 Winston-Salem Wake Forest14–3
83 October 12, 1985 Chapel Hill North Carolina34–14
84 October 11, 1986 Winston-Salem North Carolina40–30
85 October 10, 1987 Chapel Hill Wake Forest22–14
86 October 8, 1988 Winston-Salem Wake Forest42–24
87 October 7, 1989 Chapel Hill Wake Forest17–16
88 October 6, 1990 Winston-Salem North Carolina31–24
89 October 12, 1991 Chapel Hill North Carolina24–10
90 September 5, 1992 Winston-Salem North Carolina35–17
91 October 9, 1993 Chapel Hill North Carolina45–35
92 November 12, 1994 Winston-Salem North Carolina50–0
93 October 21, 1995 Chapel Hill North Carolina31–7
94 October 5, 1996 Winston-Salem North Carolina45–6
95 October 11, 1997 Chapel Hill North Carolina30–12
96 October 24, 1998 Winston-Salem North Carolina38–31
97 November 6, 1999 Chapel Hill Wake Forest19–3
98 September 9, 2000 Winston-Salem North Carolina35–14
99 November 10, 2001 Chapel Hill Wake Forest32–31
100 October 26, 2002 Winston-Salem Wake Forest31–0
101 November 8, 2003 Chapel Hill North Carolina42–34
102 November 13, 2004 Winston-Salem North Carolina31–24
103 October 28, 2006 Chapel Hill Wake Forest24–17
104 October 27, 2007 Winston-Salem Wake Forest37–10
105 October 29, 2011 Chapel Hill North Carolina49–24
106 September 8, 2012 Winston-Salem Wake Forest28–27
107 October 17, 2015 Chapel Hill North Carolina50–14
108 September 13, 2019 Winston-Salem Wake Forest24–18
109 November 14, 2020 Chapel Hill North Carolina59–53
110 November 6, 2021 Chapel Hill North Carolina58–55
111 November 12, 2022 Winston-Salem#15 North Carolina36–34
112 November 16, 2024 Chapel Hill North Carolina31–24
113 November 15, 2025 Winston-Salem Wake Forest28–12
Series: North Carolina leads 74–37–2
† North Carolina had to forfeit.

Notable games

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2001

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The Tar Heels built a 24–0 first-half lead behind a phenomenal performance by freshman quarterback Darian Durant, who threw for a freshman school record 361 yards. Carolina looked in control taking a 31–14 lead into the fourth quarter after Durant threw his fourth touchdown pass of the game. Then things began to unravel for the Tar Heels. After the Deacons cut the lead to 7, the Tar Heels snapped the ball out of the back of the end zone for a safety, cutting the lead to 31–26 with 4:49 left in the game. Wake Forest put together a 59-yard drive, capped by a 1-yard touchdown run by quarterback James MacPherson with just over a minute remaining. The Tar Heels’ final chance fell short as Wake safety Quinton Williams forced a Darian Durant fumble with 45 seconds remaining, and the Deacons won 32–31. The 24-point comeback was one of the largest in ACC history.[6]

2021

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Wake Forest entered the game 8–0 for the first time in program history and ranked #9 in theCollege Football Playoff rankings and #10 in the AP Poll, both rankings being the highest in program history. The game featured an explosion of offense as the teams combined for 1,161 total yards. With 7:38 remaining in the third quarter, Wake Forest quarterbackSam Hartman connected with receiver A.T. Perry on a 66 yard touchdown pass, which gave the Demon Deacons a 45–27 lead. Over the next 21 minutes of the game, North Carolina went on a 31–3 run which included three rushing touchdowns by running back Ty Chandler, who finished the game with career highs of 213 yards and four touchdowns. After Carolina cut the lead to seven with 10:40 left in the game, Tar Heel safety Cam'Ron Kelly intercepted Hartman for the second time of the game. The Tar Heels quickly scored, tying the game at 48–48. The Tar Heel defense forced two consecutive turnovers on downs as Carolina erased a 14-point fourth quarter deficit, ultimately winning the game 58–55. With the win, the Tar Heels notched their first home win against a top-ten opponent since defeating #3 Miami in 2004.[7]

See also

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Men's basketball

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North Carolina–Wake Forest men's basketball rivalry
First meeting1910–11
North Carolina 31, Wake Forest 28
Latest meeting2024–25
North Carolina 68, Wake Forest 59
Statistics
Meetings total236
All-time seriesNorth Carolina leads, 166–70
Largest victoryNorth Carolina, 95–57 (2018–19)
Longest win streakNorth Carolina, 19 (1926–1936)
Current win streakNorth Carolina, 1 (2025–present)

North Carolina currently leads the series 166–70.

The rivalry dates back to when Wake Forest was in Wake Forest, NC, and was only a short distance from UNC's campus. The rivalry that grew between the two schools became very intense, with fights breaking out on the court in certain match ups. Their rivalry eventually expanded into the Big Four with NC State and Duke, which are recognized as being some of the fiercest rivalries in NCAA men's basketball.

Over the years there have been many classic and exciting games in this series. In 1983, UNC came back from behind to win 80–78 at the Greensboro Coliseum. In 1995, the two teams faced each other in the ACC Tournament Championship game. Wake won behind center Tim Duncan and shooting guard Randolph Childress who made the go-ahead basket in an 82–80 overtime win.

North Carolina victoriesWake Forest victories
No.DateWinnerScore
11910–11 North Carolina31–28
21910–11 Wake Forest38–16
31911–12 North Carolina18–15
41912–13 Wake Forest22–21
51912–13 North Carolina19–15
61913–14 North Carolina28–24
71913–14 Wake Forest39–30
81913–14 Wake Forest32–29
91914–15 Wake Forest26–23
101914–15 North Carolina32–20
111914–15 Wake Forest30–25
121915–16 Wake Forest27–22
131918–19 North Carolina30–17
141921–22 North Carolina41–27
151921–22 North Carolina32–28
161922–23 North Carolina38–26
171922–23 North Carolina25–23
181923–24 North Carolina32–16
191923–24 North Carolina33–12
201924–25 North Carolina22–18
211924–25 North Carolina44–24
221925–26 Wake Forest29–28
231925–26 North Carolina32–22
241926–27 Wake Forest30–23
251926–27 North Carolina32–26
261927–28 North Carolina38–22
271927–28 North Carolina29–17
281928–29 North Carolina42–19
291928–29 North Carolina34–10
301929–30 North Carolina49–18
311929–30 North Carolina37–15
321930–31 North Carolina30–13
331930–31 North Carolina45–25
341931–32 North Carolina32–17
351931–32 North Carolina34–24
361932–33 North Carolina36–33
371932–33 North Carolina38–26
381933–34 North Carolina41–21
391933–34 North Carolina41–21
401934–35 North Carolina31–11
411934–35 North Carolina32–21
421935–36 North Carolina26–19
431935–36 North Carolina32–23
441936–37 Wake Forest24–23
451936–37 North Carolina31–30
461936–37 North Carolina37–35
471937–38 North Carolina31–26
481937–38 Wake Forest44–34
491938–39 Wake Forest57–37
501938–39 North Carolina56–54
511939–40 North Carolina54–51
521939–40 Wake Forest42–36
531939–40 North Carolina43–35
541940–41 North Carolina61–45
551940–41 North Carolina43–40
561941–42 Wake Forest36–20
571941–42 North Carolina51–30
581941–42 Wake Forest32–26
591942–43 North Carolina49–37
601942–43 North Carolina32–31
611944–45 North Carolina65–29
621944–45 North Carolina65–40
631945–46 North Carolina70–47
641945–46 North Carolina61–32
651945–46 Wake Forest31–29
661946–47 North Carolina70–49
671946–47 North Carolina54–46
681947–48 North Carolina56–35
691947–48 Wake Forest53–37
701948–49 North Carolina55–50
711948–49 North Carolina69–54
721949–50 North Carolina54–50
731949–50 Wake Forest57–54
741950–51 North Carolina65–56
751950–51 North Carolina82–70
761951–52 Wake Forest55–53
771951–52 Wake Forest55–46
781952–53 North Carolina72–68
791952–53 Wake Forest89–63
No.DateWinnerScore
801953–54 North Carolina66–65
811953–54 Wake Forest76–62
821954–55 North Carolina95–79
831954–55 North Carolina83–79
841954–55 Wake Forest95–82
851955–56 Wake Forest76–71
861955–56 North Carolina77–73
871955–56 Wake Forest77–56
881956–57 North Carolina63–55
891956–57 North Carolina72–69
901956–57 North Carolina69–64
911956–57 North Carolina61–59
921957–58 North Carolina71–45
931957–58 North Carolina60–57
941958–59 North Carolina44–34
951958–59 North Carolina75–66
961959–60 Wake Forest53–50
971959–60 North Carolina62–59
981959–60 Wake Forest80–69
991960–61 North Carolina83–74
1001960–61 North Carolina93–78
1011961–62 Wake Forest91–72
1021961–62 Wake Forest87–80
1031962–63 Wake Forest78–70
1041962–63 Wake Forest72–71
1051962–63 Wake Forest56–55
1061963–64 Wake Forest80–71
1071963–64 North Carolina81–73
1081964–65 Wake Forest107–85
1091964–65 North Carolina107–91
1101964–65 Wake Forest92–76
1111965–66 North Carolina99–83
1121965–66 North Carolina115–87
1131966–67 North Carolina76–74
1141966–67 North Carolina75–73
1151966–67 North Carolina89–79
1161967–68 North Carolina74–62
1171967–68 North Carolina80–60
1181967–68 North Carolina83–70
1191968–69 North Carolina94–89
1201968–69 North Carolina84–76
1211968–69 North Carolina80–72
1221969–70 Wake Forest91–90
1231969–70 Wake Forest88–85
1241970–71 Wake Forest96–84
1251970–71 North Carolina93–75
1261971–72 North Carolina99–76
1271971–72 North Carolina92–72
1281971–72 North Carolina71–59
1291972–73 North Carolina99–80
1301972–73 North Carolina69–51
1311972–73 Wake Forest54–52
1321973–74 North Carolina95–78
1331973–74 North Carolina77–67
1341973–74 North Carolina76–62
1351974–75 North Carolina80–78
1361974–75 North Carolina101–91
1371974–75 North Carolina101–100
1381975–76 Wake Forest95–83
1391975–76 North Carolina99–74
1401975–76 North Carolina88–85
1411976–77 Wake Forest97–96
1421976–77 North Carolina77–75
1431976–77 Wake Forest67–66
1441977–78 North Carolina71–69
1451977–78 Wake Forest71–62
1461977–78 Wake Forest82–77
1471978–79 North Carolina73–55
1481978–79 Wake Forest59–56
1491978–79 North Carolina76–69
1501979–80 North Carolina72–68
1511979–80 North Carolina73–61
1521979–80 North Carolina75–62
1531980–81 Wake Forest82–71
1541980–81 North Carolina74–60
1551980–81 Wake Forest84–68
1561980–81 North Carolina58–57
1571981–82 Wake Forest55–48
1581981–82 North Carolina69–51
No.DateWinnerScore
1591982–83 North Carolina58–57
1601982–83 North Carolina58–57
1611983–84 North Carolina70–62
1621983–84 North Carolina100–63
1631984–85 North Carolina79–73
1641984–85 North Carolina69–59
1651984–85 North Carolina72–61
1661985–86 North Carolina89–65
1671985–86 North Carolina91–62
1681986–87 North Carolina79–53
1691986–87 North Carolina94–85
1701987–88 Wake Forest83–80
1711987–88 North Carolina80–62
1721987–88 North Carolina83–62
1731988–89 North Carolina88–74
1741988–89 North Carolina99–76
1751989–90 North Carolina73–61
1761989–90 North Carolina72–67
1771990–91 North Carolina91–81
1781990–91 North Carolina85–70
1791991–92 North Carolina90–79
1801991–92 North Carolina80–78
1811991–92 North Carolina80–65
1821992–93 Wake Forest88–62
1831992–93 North Carolina83–65
1841993–94 North Carolina85–61
1851993–94 Wake Forest68–61
1861993–94 North Carolina86–84
1871994–95 North Carolina62–61
1881994–95 Wake Forest79–70
1891994–95 Wake Forest82–80
1901995–96 North Carolina65–59
1911995–96 Wake Forest84–60
1921996–97 Wake Forest81–57
1931996–97 North Carolina74–60
1941996–97 North Carolina86–73
1951997–98 North Carolina79–73
1961997–98 North Carolina72–53
1971998–99 North Carolina52–40
1981998–99 North Carolina68–65
1991999–00 Wake Forest66–57
2001999–00 North Carolina87–64
2011999–00 Wake Forest58–52
2022000–01 North Carolina70–69
2032000–01 North Carolina80–74
2042001–02 Wake Forest84–62
2052001–02 Wake Forest90–66
2062002–03 Wake Forest79–75
2072002–03 Wake Forest75–60
2082003–04 Wake Forest119–114
2092003–04 North Carolina79–73
2102004–05 Wake Forest95–82
2112005–06 North Carolina83–72
2122006–07 North Carolina88–60
2132006–07 North Carolina104–67
2142007–08 North Carolina89–73
2152008–09 Wake Forest92–89
2162009–10 Wake Forest82–69
2172009–10 North Carolina77–68
2182010–11 North Carolina78–64
2192011–12 North Carolina68–53
2202012–13 North Carolina87–62
2212013–14 Wake Forest73–67
2222013–14 North Carolina105–72
2232014–15 North Carolina87–71
2242015–16 North Carolina83–68
2252016–17 North Carolina93–87
2262017–18 North Carolina73–69
2272018–19 North Carolina95–57
2282019–20 Wake Forest74–57
2292019–20 North Carolina93–83
2302020–21 North Carolina80–73
2312021–22 Wake Forest98–76
2322022–23 North Carolina88–79
2332022–23 Wake Forest92–85
2342023–24 North Carolina85–64
2352024–25 Wake Forest67–66
2362024–25 North Carolina68–59
Series: North Carolina leads 166–70

References

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  1. ^ab"Old Rivalry Renewed As Deacs Invade Carolina". The Dispatch, Lexington NC. October 23, 1954.
  2. ^"2012 Wake Forest Football Media Guide".
  3. ^"2015 North Carolina Football Yearbook"(PDF).
  4. ^"UNC, Wake Forest Schedule Non–Conference Football Series". January 26, 2015.
  5. ^"California Golden Bears Football Schedule". University of California at Berkeley Department of Athletics. RetrievedMarch 4, 2011.
  6. ^"Wake Forest Comes All The Way Back To Beat UNC, 32–31". Godeacs. RetrievedNovember 13, 2021.
  7. ^"Chandler, Tar Heels rally past No. 10 Demon Deacons, 58–55". ESPN. RetrievedNovember 10, 2021.
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