Gaining Confidence, Jack Foley Looks Ahead to 2026 Season

Jack Foley’s Wake Forest career nearly didn’t happen. He committed to the Demon Deacons, then decommitted, before finding his way back when head coach Jake Dickert arrived and brought his staff with him. Sixty-four yards into the Duke’s Mayo Bowl, it was hard to imagine it working out any better. Foley, a redshirt freshman wide receiver from Bend, Ore., caught a touchdown pass that covered most of the length of the field against Mississippi State in Wake Forest’s 43-29 bowl victory, announcing himself to anyone who hadn’t been paying attention. It was the first touchdown of his collegiate career, and…