Teams Wake Forest 2011 Roster ← 2010 2012 → 2011 Wake Forest roster 103 players. From 17 states and 1 other country; the most from Florida (30) and North Carolina (29). The 2011 season .
Quarterbacks 8 Running backs 4 Receivers 8 Tight ends 5 Offensive line 19 Defensive line 9 Linebackers 15 Defensive backs 7 Specialists 6 Athletes and others 22
Quarterbacks 8 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2011 10 Tanner Price QB 6′2″ Austin, TX 3,017 passing yards, 20 TD 13 Ted Stachitas QB 6′1″ Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 152 passing yards 7 Keenon Rush QB 6′0″ Atlanta, GA 1 catch, −3 yards 6 Patrick Thompson QB 6′2″ Ashburn, VA −3 passing yards 12 Brendan Cross QB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ Alpharetta, GA 9 passing yards 8 Kevin Sousa QB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′3″ Orlando, FL 9 Pat Long QB 6′2″ 205 Skillman, NJ 15 Matt Grasmeyer QB 6′2″ 190 Grand Rapids, MI
Receivers 8 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2011 2 Chris Givens WR 6′0″ Wylie, TX 83 catches, 1,330 yards, 9 TD 18 Danny Dembry WR 6′2″ Ahoskie, NC 36 catches, 423 yards, 1 TD 81 Terence Davis WR 6′2″ Lilburn, GA 20 catches, 269 yards, 5 TD 2 Matt James WR 6′5″ Raleigh, NC 3 catches, 15 yards 11 Airyn Willis WR 6′2″ 180 High Point, NC 26 Sherman Ragland III WR 6′2″ Durham, NC 82 P.J. Howard IV WR 6′1″ Portsmouth, VA 86 Brandon Terry WR 6′5″ Alpharetta, GA
Offensive line 19 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2011 59 Antonio Ford OT 3★ 3-star recruit 6′4″ 295 Pahokee, FL 60 Whit Barnes C 3★ 3-star recruit 6′4″ 300 Rocky Mount, NC 62 Doug Weaver OT 3★ 3-star recruit 6′8″ 320 Roxboro, NC 63 Dylan Intemann OL 6′5″ 305 Wake Forest, NC 66 Chance Raines C 6′2″ 290 Jacksonville, FL 68 Colin Summers OT 3★ 3-star recruit 6′5″ 315 Raleigh, NC 69 Dennis Godfrey OT 6′3″ 315 Sanford, NC 69 Ramon Booi OT 6′6″ 300 Jacksonville, FL 70 Dylan Heartsill OG 6′5″ 290 Prattville, AL 71 Hunter Goodwin OT 3★ 3-star recruit 6′6″ 310 Baltimore, MD 72 Cody Preble C 3★ 3-star recruit 6′5″ 295 Lake Worth, FL 73 Steven Chase OT 6′6″ 315 Frederick, MD 74 Garrick Williams C 6′4″ 310 Columbia, MO 75 Frank Souza OG 6′4″ 310 Ponte Vedra, FL 75 Michael Hoag OG 6′6″ 305 Knoxville, TN 76 Daniel Blitch OT 6′6″ 310 Gainesville, GA 77 Devin Bolling OT 3★ 3-star recruit 6′5″ 300 Lynchburg, VA 78 Joe Looney OG 6′3″ 320 Lake Worth, FL 79 Gabe Irby OG 3★ 3-star recruit 6′4″ Habersham, GA
Linebackers 15 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2011 40 Joey Ehrmann OLB 6′4″ Baltimore, MD 1 INT 39 Justin Jackson OLB 6′1″ Rockingham, NC 1 return, 13 yards 28 Jharrison Gillespie OLB 5′10″ 205 Durham, NC 30 Hunter Williams LB 6′0″ Wake Forest, NC 32 Scott Betros ILB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ Jacksonville, FL 36 Andre Wiggins OLB 3★ 3-star recruit 6′2″ 200 San Antonio, TX 41 Mike Olson ILB 6′3″ Ashburn, VA 43 Kyle Jarrett ILB 6′2″ 230 Winston-Salem, NC 45 Riley Haynes ILB 6′1″ Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 46 Josh Hunt OLB 6′1″ 205 Duncanville, TX 48 Brandon Chubb ILB 6′1″ Marietta, GA 53 Jordan Pineda OLB 6′4″ 230 Boone, NC 54 Britt Cherry LB 6′1″ 225 Apex, NC 58 J.D. Oglesby ILB 6′1″ 255 Winston-Salem, NC 97 Kyle Wilber OLB 6′5″ 240 Apopka, FL
Athletes and others 22 No. Player Ht Wt Hometown 2011 4 Lovell Jackson 5′10″ Tampa, FL 51 returns, 733 yards 22 Brandon Pendergrass 5′9″ Royal Palm Beach, FL 823 rushing yards, 9 TD 3 Michael Campanaro 5′11″ Clarksville, MD 73 catches, 833 yards, 2 TD 4 Josh Bush 5′11″ Lexington, NC 6 INT 25 Josh Harris 3★ 3-star recruit 5′11″ Milton, GA 432 rushing yards, 3 TD Bud Noel 13 returns, 233 yards 34 Duran Lowe 3★ 3-star recruit 6′0″ Plant City, FL 1 INT 30 Nick Knott 5′10″ Wylie, TX 35 rushing yards, 1 TD 18 Quan Rucker 6′0″ Statesville, NC 1 catch, 9 yards 29 Tyler Jackson 6′1″ Parker, CO 5 rushing yards 5 Cyhl Quarles 6′3″ Tucker, GA 5 Daniel Mack 6′0″ Miami, FL 9 Turner Faulk 5′8″ 170 Winston-Salem, NC 11 Joe LaBarbera 6′0″ 205 Alamo, CA 17 A.J. Marshall 4★ 4-star recruit 6′0″ Durham, NC 18 Josh Strickland 6′2″ 200 Winston-Salem, NC 21 Desmond Cooper 6′2″ 195 Jacksonville, FL 24 Khiry Sutton 5′8″ 180 Winston-Salem, NC 28 Deandre Martin 6′3″ Miami, FL 50 Nikita Whitlock 5′11″ Wylie, TX 92 Bryson Dunmeyer 6′2″ 325 Charlotte, NC 96 Duke Mosby 6′2″ 280 Washington, DC
Desmond Cooper, Scott Betros, Jordan Garside, Chance Raines, Ramon Booi, Andrew Parker, Neil Basford Turner Faulk, Josh Strickland, Khiry Sutton, Dominique Tate, Kyle Jarrett, J.D. Oglesby Ted Stachitas, Riley Haynes, Frank Souza, John Gallagher Chris Givens, Nick Knott, Nikita Whitlock Matt James, Morgan Harris, Colin Summers Patrick Thompson, Mike Olson, Zach Thompson Merrill Noel, Zachary Allen, Antonio Ford Brendan Cross, Josh Harris, Brandon Terry A.J. Marshall, Sherman Ragland III, Jharrison Gillespie Michael Campanaro, Kevin Johnson Cyhl Quarles, Keenon Rush Daniel Mack, Deandre Martin Allen Ramsey, Ryan Bauder Quan Rucker, Logan Feimster Hunter Williams, Dylan Intemann Joey Ehrmann, Hunter Goodwin Cody Preble, Joe Looney Josh Bush Lovell Jackson Orville Reynolds Desmond Floyd Kenny Okoro Kevin Sousa Pat Long Tanner Price Airyn Willis Joe LaBarbera Jason Green Matt Grasmeyer Danny Dembry Brandon Pendergrass Chad Hedlund Tyler Jackson Duran Lowe Andre Wiggins Justin Jackson Tommy Bohanon Ben Emert Josh Hunt Brandon Chubb Derricus Ellis Jordan Pineda Britt Cherry Tristan Dorty Whit Barnes Doug Weaver Dennis Godfrey Dylan Heartsill Steven Chase Garrick Williams Michael Hoag Daniel Blitch Devin Bolling Gabe Irby Daniel Vogelsang Terence Davis Jimmy Newman P.J. Howard IV Cameron Ford Spencer Bishop Kris Redding Johnny Garcia Bryson Dunmeyer Duke Mosby Kyle Wilber Alex Wulfeck Godspower Offor FL 30 NC 29 GA 12 TX 7 MD 5 Hometowns of the 2011 Wake Forest roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).
Where the roster comes from By state Florida 30 North Carolina 29 Georgia 12 Texas 7 Maryland 5 Virginia 5 South Carolina 2 Alabama 2 Top counties Duval County, Florida pop. 1 million 7 Palm Beach County, Florida pop. 1.5 million 6 Wake County, North Carolina pop. 1.2 million 6 Forsyth County, North Carolina pop. 390,000 6 Fulton County, Georgia pop. 1.1 million 4 Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size .
Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2011 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.