Wake Forest coach Dave Clawson announced his resignation on Monday, bringing an end to his 11-year tenure with the program. Clawson expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to lead the Demon Deacons, stating that he had given his all for the team and the university.
During his time as head coach, Clawson achieved notable success, including guiding Wake Forest to 11 wins and a berth in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game in 2021. However, the team struggled in the past two seasons, posting a 4-8 record.
In a statement released by the school, Clawson emphasized that the timing was right for him to transition into a new role at Wake Forest. He praised the institution as a special place with exceptional individuals, expressing deep appreciation for the relationships he had built over the years.
Clawson reflected on the accomplishments made during his tenure, highlighting that together, they had achieved feats that many deemed impossible. He concluded by stating that he was stepping down with the satisfaction of knowing that he had given his all for the program and the university.
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