2009 Football Roster
Bailey, Trey
Jersey Number 67
Trey Bailey
- Height:
- 6-2
- Weight:
- 295
- Class:
- Freshman
- Hometown:
- Duncan, SC
- High School:
- James F. Byrnes
Bio
Bailey Photo Gallery
2008 (Junior):
Started the first six games of the season before sidelined with an injury ... Suffered a broken ankle against Maryland (Oct. 18) and missed the remainder of the regular season ... Had surgery on the ankle and should be back at 100 percent this fall ... Participated in 446 offensive plays in 2008 and had the highest grade of any offensive lineman at 88.1% ... Recorded 24.5 knockdown blocks in six games, an average of four per game ... Graded out at 93 percent in Wake's victory over Ole Miss (Sept. 6) ... Had a season-high of seven knockdown blocks vs. Clemson (Oct. 9). 2007 (Sophomore):
Playing time was limited while playing behind All-American center Steve Justice ... Saw a season-high 10 offensive snaps at Clemson (Nov. 10) ... Graded out at 94% on the season ... Had one knockdown block ... Saw action in seven games. 2006 (Redshirt Freshman):
Appeared in four games, primarily on special teams ... Got 16 snaps at center during the year and earned a season grade of 94 percen ... Saw action on 10 plays at Florida State and posted a perfect 100 percent. 2005 (True Freshman):
Redshirted the season. Background:
Rated by Rivals.com as the 24th-best player in South Carolina ... Helped lead Byrnes HS to three straight state championships in 4-A Division I ... Named the 4-A lineman of the year ... An all-state and all-region pick as a junior and a senior ... A finalist for the South Carolina Lineman of the Year award ... Chosen South Carolina Red Zone Player of the Year ... Lettered in baseball ... Named to the all-area academic team ... Coached by Bobby Bentley at Byrnes HS ... Benched 345 and squatted 550. Personal: 
Majoring in communication with a minor in sociology ... Parents are Beverly and David Bailey ... Born March 9, 1987 ... Chose Wake Forest over offers from Duke, Furman and Vanderbilt.
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Started the first six games of the season before sidelined with an injury ... Suffered a broken ankle against Maryland (Oct. 18) and missed the remainder of the regular season ... Had surgery on the ankle and should be back at 100 percent this fall ... Participated in 446 offensive plays in 2008 and had the highest grade of any offensive lineman at 88.1% ... Recorded 24.5 knockdown blocks in six games, an average of four per game ... Graded out at 93 percent in Wake's victory over Ole Miss (Sept. 6) ... Had a season-high of seven knockdown blocks vs. Clemson (Oct. 9). 2007 (Sophomore):
Playing time was limited while playing behind All-American center Steve Justice ... Saw a season-high 10 offensive snaps at Clemson (Nov. 10) ... Graded out at 94% on the season ... Had one knockdown block ... Saw action in seven games. 2006 (Redshirt Freshman):
Appeared in four games, primarily on special teams ... Got 16 snaps at center during the year and earned a season grade of 94 percen ... Saw action on 10 plays at Florida State and posted a perfect 100 percent. 2005 (True Freshman):
Redshirted the season. Background:
Rated by Rivals.com as the 24th-best player in South Carolina ... Helped lead Byrnes HS to three straight state championships in 4-A Division I ... Named the 4-A lineman of the year ... An all-state and all-region pick as a junior and a senior ... A finalist for the South Carolina Lineman of the Year award ... Chosen South Carolina Red Zone Player of the Year ... Lettered in baseball ... Named to the all-area academic team ... Coached by Bobby Bentley at Byrnes HS ... Benched 345 and squatted 550. Personal: 
Majoring in communication with a minor in sociology ... Parents are Beverly and David Bailey ... Born March 9, 1987 ... Chose Wake Forest over offers from Duke, Furman and Vanderbilt.
Football Media Availability (9/18/25)
Thursday, September 18
QB Robbie Ashford takes it himself for the score
Thursday, September 11
Chris Barnes scores the TD on the game's first kick
Thursday, September 11
Matt Barrie SportsCenter at Wake Forest with Demond Claiborne
Wednesday, September 10
