How did the struggling Florida State Seminoles keep bowl hopes alive?

WINSTON-SALEM -- Emotion welling when he sat down to meet with the media Saturday afternoon, Wake Forest quarterback Riley Skinner had to return to the locker room to compose himself before he could discuss his final home game at BB&T Field. "I never thought it would come to an end like this," said the four-year starter. Florida State's 41-28 victory officially eliminated the Demon Deacons (4-7, 2-5 ACC) from bowl contention; Wake, which has now lost five games in a row, won't play in the postseason for the first time since 2005.

Quantcast "We've got a lot of young guys on the team that don't feel very good about this," said Wake coach Jim Grobe. "Certainly, our seniors are disappointed because they had a little bit to live up to after the last three years." This one wasn't like the Deacons' record five losses of three points or fewer this season.

Wake racked up 17 more yards of total offense (454-437), including 227 yards on he ground, but the Deacons struggled to convert on key ... more.

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