Wake Forest basketball 2018-19: Roster analysis

Posted Jun 21, 2018
Brandon Childress - All of a sudden the de-facto leader of the Deacons, made possible by the attrition that cost them their top three scorers this off-season (Bryant Crawford, Keyshawn Woods and Doral Moore). Childress should be the primary ball-handler and if he’s able to tap into the flashes of play-making ability he’s shown in his first two years, he’ll be a valuable asset. (Greensboro News & Record)

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