Friday night in Charlotte closes the non-College Football Playoff bowl slate with Mississippi State and Wake Forest meeting in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl.
Wake Forest (8-4) stabilized quickly under Jake Dickert, while Mississippi State is here via Academic Progress Rate after a 5-7 season that, for what it was worth, still showed flashes of progress under Jeff Lebby.
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The Bulldogs are projected to have a 57 percent chance to win via Kalshi’s market for this game.
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What our Post expert thinks about Wake Forest vs. Mississippi State
Wake Forest hasn’t sniffed nine wins since 2021, and this game gives Dickert a rare chance to reach that mark in Year 1.
Mississippi State counters with quarterback intrigue, as freshman Kamario Taylor’s Egg Bowl performance showcased a dual-threat ceiling that doesn’t show up in the season-long numbers.
It’s also a matchup of mobile quarterbacks, with Robby Ashford’s 500-plus rushing yards stressing discipline against a Bulldog defense that’s already seen how one breakout performance is all the difference in perception.
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