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Wake Forest baseball coach apologizes for homophobic slur
Wake Forest baseball coach Tom Walter issued an apology after he appeared to use a profane and homophobic slur during live television coverage of a college baseball playoff game on Monday. Keep up with the latest in LGBTQ + news and politics. Sign up for The Advocate's email newsletter.
Wake Forest's Tom Walter Apologizes After Apparent Use of Anti-Gay Slur on Video
Wake Forest head baseball coach Tom Walter was seen on video directing what appeared to be an anti-gay slur toward Tennessee's Andrew Fischer during the Volunteers' 11-5 win on Monday at the Knoxville Regional final.
In a Wake Forest group text chain with many of his former teammates James Johnson was a little jealous. Two of his former ...
Wake Forest Police seek public assistance in locating Serena Marie Hoover, a 41-year-old missing woman with cognitive ...
After playing Wake Forest last year in Greensboro, Michigan basketball will host the Demon Deacons at Little Caesars Arena ...
Atlanta Braves may shift draft strategy in 2025. They might target offense after focusing on pitching for years. Jim Callis ...
I absolutely enjoy watching Tennessee baseball especially this time of year and the win over Wake Forest on Monday evening ...
As Capital Boulevard is staring down the road of a possible added toll, local commissioners are asking the General Assembly ...
A lip-reading moment during the ESPN broadcast of Wake Forest’s loss to Tennessee in the College World Series has Demon ...
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Tony Vitello details Brayden Krenzel's 'nasty stuff' against Wake ForestIn the fourth inning, the 6-foot-3, 214-pound freshman pitched a one-two-three inning against Wake Forest. Dalton Wentz ...
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