Wake Forest Athletics
Deacs Garner AP All-ACC Honors
12/6/2022 3:03:00 PM | Football
A.T. Perry, Sean Maginn and Kobie Turner all earned all-conference honors from the Associated Press.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Multiple Wake Forest football players earned All-ACC recognition from the Associated Press, as announced by the organization on Tuesday afternoon.
Redshirt junior wide receiver A.T. Perry, redshirt senior offensive lineman Sean Maginn and redshirt senior defensive lineman Kobie Turner were named as AP All-ACC Second Team selections, marking the sixth consecutive year that multiple Deacs have been named to the teams.
In addition to earning AP All-ACC honors, all three players were also named to the official All-ACC team as voted on by media and coaches.
Additionally, Turner was named an All-American by Pro Football Focus, making it five consecutive seasons that a Demon Deacon has earned All-America honors.
WR - A.T. Perry, Wake Forest
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Overall for the season, Perry has followed up his Biletnkoff Semifinalist season from a year ago with a stellar campaign. The redshirt junior wideout has totaled 70 catches for 980 yards and 11 touchdowns.
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With one touchdown catch on Saturday, redshirt junior wide receiver A.T. Perry has recorded 28 career touchdown receptions, the most by a Demon Deacon wideout in program history.
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Perry tied Ricky Proehl's (1986-89) previous program record in the first quarter last week before rewriting the record book with 5:07 remaining in the first half on a 29-yard touchdown pass from Sam Hartman. Perry snagged another touchdown grab late in the first half to give Wake Forest a 24-21 lead.
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1. A.T. Perry (2018-Present), 28
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2. Ricky Proehl (1986-89), 25
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3. Todd Dixon (1990-93), 22
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4. Cam Serigne (2014-17), 21
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Red O'Quinn (1946-49), 21
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Chris Givens (2009-11), 21
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6. Desmond Clark (1995-98), 20
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8. Kenny Duckett (1978-81), 19
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9. Greg Dortch (2017-18), 17
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Jaquarii Roberson (2017-21), 17
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Perry's career touchdown reception total ranks tied for seventh in ACC history.
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1. Clarkston Hines 38 (1986-89; Duke)
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2. Peter Warrick 32 (1995-99; Florida State)
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3. Torry Holt 31 (1995-98; North Carolina State)
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4. Greg Carr 29 (2005-08; Florida State)
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E.G. Green 29 (1994-97; Florida State)
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Rashad Greene 29 (2011-14; Florida State)
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7. Tyrone Davis 28 (1991-94; Virginia)
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Calvin Johnson 28 (2004-06; Georgia Tech)
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A.T. Perry 28 (2018-22; Wake Forest)
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10.Zay Flowers 27 (2019-22; Boston College)
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Tee Higgins 27 (2017-19; Clemson)
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Deandre Hopkins 27 (2010-12; Clemson)
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Herman Moore 27 (1988-90; Virginia)
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Sammy Watkins 27 (2011-13; Clemson)
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With his six-yard reception in the first quarter, redshirt junior wide receiver A.T. Perry extended his consecutive games with a catch streak to 33 games. That total ranks tied for 14th in the nation entering all of Week 12 games.
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The total is the most amongst Power-5 receivers:
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1. Jacob Cowing WR Arizona 42
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Zakhari Franklin WR UTSA 42
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3. Chris Autman-Bell* WR Minnesota 41
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4. Rashee Rice WR SMU 38
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5. Mitchell Tinsley WR Penn State 36
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Joshua Cephus WR UTSA 36
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Yo'Heinz Tyler WR Ball State 35
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Jayshon Jackson WR Ball State 35
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Xavier Hutchinson WR Iowa State 35
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Tayvion Robinson WR Kentucky 35
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11. Michael Mayer TE NDU 34
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12. A.T. Perry WR Wake 33
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Hassan Beydoun WR E-Michigan 33
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Jalen Moreno-Cropper WR Fresno St. 33
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Jo'quavious Marks WR Miss. State 33
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16. Odieu Hiliare WR BGSU 32
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Parker Washington WR Penn State 32
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Brant Kuithe* TE Utah 32
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19. Smoke Harris WR La. Tech 30
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20. Jayden Reed WR Mich. State 29
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Perry also moved into the top 10 in program history in career receptions and is tied for the most in the Dave Clawson era by a wide receiver:
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Career Receptions
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1. Michael Campanaro (2010-13) 229
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2. Desmond Clark (1995-98) 216
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3. Ricky Proehl (1986-89) 188
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4. Jammie Deese (1996-99) 184
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5, Cam Serigne (2014-17) 174
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6. Chris Givens (2009-11) 163
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7. Thabiti Davis (1994-97) 161
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8. AT Perry (2018-pres.) 160
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9. James Brim (1983-86) 153
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10. John Henry Mills (1988-92) 142
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Greg Dortch (2017-18) 142
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Additionally, Perry now is the Clawson era receiving yards leader and ranks third in program history in that category:
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CAREER RECEIVING YARDS
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1. Ricky Proehl (1986-89) 2,949
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2. Desmond Clark (1995-98) 2,834
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3. AT Perry (2018-Pres.) 2,546
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3. Michael Campanaro (2010-13) 2,506
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4. Chris Givens (2009-11) 2,473
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6. Wayne Baumgardner (1978-81) 2,431
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7. Jammie Deese (1996-99) 2,348
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8. Todd Dixon (1990-93) 2,300
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9. Jaquarii Roberson (2017-21) 2,158
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10. Cam Serigne (2014-17) 2,075
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11. Jason Anderson (2001-04) 2,066
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12. James Brim (1983-86) 2,040
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Perry and Donavon Greene have been some of the most explosive receivers in program history:
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Career Avg. Per Reception (min. 75 Rec.)
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1. Donavon Greene (2019-Pres.) 18.5 (78/1,446)
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2. Jason Anderson (2001-04) 18.0 (115/2,066)
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3. Wayne Baumgardner (1978-81) 17.24 (141/2,431)
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4. Todd Dixon (1990-93) 17.16 (134/2,300)
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5. AT Perry (2018-Pres.) 15.9 (160/2,546)
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6. Ricky Proehl (1986-89) 15.7 (188/2,949)
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Fabian Davis (1999-02) 15.6 (100/1,557)
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8. Red O'Quinn (1946-49) 15.28 (124/1,895)
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9. Scotty Washington (2016-19) 15.24 (110/1,676)
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10. Chris Givens (2009-11) 15.172 (163/2,473)
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11. Sage Surratt (2018-19) 14.8 (107/1,582)
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12. Jaquarii Roberson (2017-21) 14.8 (146/2,158)
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13. Bill Millner (1973-76) 14.37 (75 of 1078)
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OG - Sean Maginn, Wake Forest
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Overall for the season, Sean Maginn has graded out at 88% this season and has recorded nine pancakes.
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Maginn has played and started all 12 games this season at guard on the offensive line for the Demon Deacons. Overall for the season, Maginn helped Wake Forest's offense rank 17th in the country in scoring offense (36.8), while ranking 29th in total offense (447.1). Additionally, the Demon Deacons are on pace to have one of the best scoring marks as the Deacs currently have the second-best scoring average in program history.
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In addition to scoring offense, the Deacs also rank top-30 in these offensive categories: First-Down Offense (10th, 308), Team Passing Efficiency (10th, 161.12), Passing Offensive (10th, 314.6 yards/game), Passing Yards Per Completion (17th, 13.53 yd/completion) and 3rd Down Conv. Pct. (19th, 46.5%).
DT - Kobie Turner, Wake Forest
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Overall for the season in 2022, Kobie Turner has 34 tackles, 8.0 tackles-for-loss, one sack, eight QB hurries, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovered.
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Named to the Pro Football Focus Midseason All-ACC Team, Turner has been scored at 91.1, which is the third- best overall rating for interior Power 5 defensive players in the entire nation.
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In the Deacs win over Army, Turner was graded as Wake Forest's best defender (92.0) by over 10 points and best pass rusher (94.4) by more than 15. That performance landed him on PFF's Week 6 Team of the Week.
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