Staff Directory
Carter Webb
- Title:
- Assistant Offensive Line Coach
Carter Webb joined Head Coach Jake Dickert’s staff as an Assistant Offensive Line Coach ahead of the 2025 season.
The role serves as Webb’s first full-time coaching job, having previously worked as a graduate assistant at Washington State and a graduate assistant and student assistant at Western Kentucky.
During his first year at Wake Forest, the offensive line made one of the nation’s biggest year-over-year improvements, allowing just 17 sacks after surrendering 42 the previous season, a jump from 125th nationally to a top-20 ranking in the FBS.
Webb and Dickert previously served together at Washington State during the 2024 season, where the Cougars earned their most wins since 2018 while making their eight bowl appearance in the last nine years.
Webb spent three years on the staff at Western Kentucky, helping lead one of the most dynamic offenses in the country during that time period. The Hilltoppers won 31 games across the four years that Webb spent on staff, including three-straight seasons with eight or more wins from 2021-2023.
Wake Forest (2025-Present):
Wake Forest enjoyed a nine-win campaign capped by a Duke’s Mayo Bowl victory. Highlighted by one of the program’s most productive offensive seasons in recent years, the Demon Deacons scored 30 or more points six times and averaged over 28 points per game, both marks representing the program’s highest outputs since the 2022 season. Wake Forest also generated 27 plays of 30 yards or more, its most explosive-play total since 2022, while showcasing offensive balance and depth across multiple position groups.
Kaster’s offensive leadership was reflected in multiple postseason honors, as. Fa’alili Fa’amoe, George Sell and Devin Kylany were each named Honorable Mention All-ACC, underscoring the depth and development of the Demon Deacons’ offense during the 2025 season.
Up front, the offensive line made one of the nation’s biggest year-over-year improvements, allowing just 17 sacks after surrendering 42 the previous season, a jump from 125th nationally to a top-20 ranking in the FBS.
Washington State (2024):
Washington State entered the Holiday Bowl with an 8-4 record, the most wins since 2018 and played in its eighth bowl in the last nine full seasons. The Cougars own the nation’s No. 12 scoring offense (36.8). The Cougars owned three, fourth-quarter comeback wins during the season (San Jose State, at Fresno State, at San Diego State) Webb helped guide the offensive line group to 11 100-yard rushing games, the most since 2005 (11), and a pair of 300-yard games (TTU, USU).
Western Kentucky (2020-2023):
Webb helped lead one of the most dynamic offenses in Conference USA as Western Kentucky finished the year second in the league in scoring with 30.5 points per game. Had the top passing offense across CUSA with 296.4 yards per game through the air and 38 passing touchdowns. WKU's 50 offensive touchdowns in 2023 ranked second in CUSA.
He mentored an offensive line unit that finished the year 14th in the country in sacks allowed with just 14 during the 2022 season. That number was also second-best in Conference USA. Tackle Gunner Britton finished the year as an All-Conference USA Second-Team performer, and three more offensive linemen were named honorable mention by the league.
The Tops strung together a 9-4 record that featured a C-USA East Division Title and a victory over App State in the Boca Raton Bowl in 2021.
WKU finished the 2020 campaign with a 5-7 overall record, including a 39-21 loss to Georgia State in the 22nd Annual LendingTree Bowl. The Hilltoppers were only 1-of-16 college football teams in the nation to play in 12 or more games during the COVID-19-affected year.
Postseason History
Coaching History
NFL Players (Round Drafted)
The role serves as Webb’s first full-time coaching job, having previously worked as a graduate assistant at Washington State and a graduate assistant and student assistant at Western Kentucky.
During his first year at Wake Forest, the offensive line made one of the nation’s biggest year-over-year improvements, allowing just 17 sacks after surrendering 42 the previous season, a jump from 125th nationally to a top-20 ranking in the FBS.
Webb and Dickert previously served together at Washington State during the 2024 season, where the Cougars earned their most wins since 2018 while making their eight bowl appearance in the last nine years.
Webb spent three years on the staff at Western Kentucky, helping lead one of the most dynamic offenses in the country during that time period. The Hilltoppers won 31 games across the four years that Webb spent on staff, including three-straight seasons with eight or more wins from 2021-2023.
Wake Forest (2025-Present):
Wake Forest enjoyed a nine-win campaign capped by a Duke’s Mayo Bowl victory. Highlighted by one of the program’s most productive offensive seasons in recent years, the Demon Deacons scored 30 or more points six times and averaged over 28 points per game, both marks representing the program’s highest outputs since the 2022 season. Wake Forest also generated 27 plays of 30 yards or more, its most explosive-play total since 2022, while showcasing offensive balance and depth across multiple position groups.
Kaster’s offensive leadership was reflected in multiple postseason honors, as. Fa’alili Fa’amoe, George Sell and Devin Kylany were each named Honorable Mention All-ACC, underscoring the depth and development of the Demon Deacons’ offense during the 2025 season.
Up front, the offensive line made one of the nation’s biggest year-over-year improvements, allowing just 17 sacks after surrendering 42 the previous season, a jump from 125th nationally to a top-20 ranking in the FBS.
Washington State (2024):
Washington State entered the Holiday Bowl with an 8-4 record, the most wins since 2018 and played in its eighth bowl in the last nine full seasons. The Cougars own the nation’s No. 12 scoring offense (36.8). The Cougars owned three, fourth-quarter comeback wins during the season (San Jose State, at Fresno State, at San Diego State) Webb helped guide the offensive line group to 11 100-yard rushing games, the most since 2005 (11), and a pair of 300-yard games (TTU, USU).
Western Kentucky (2020-2023):
Webb helped lead one of the most dynamic offenses in Conference USA as Western Kentucky finished the year second in the league in scoring with 30.5 points per game. Had the top passing offense across CUSA with 296.4 yards per game through the air and 38 passing touchdowns. WKU's 50 offensive touchdowns in 2023 ranked second in CUSA.
He mentored an offensive line unit that finished the year 14th in the country in sacks allowed with just 14 during the 2022 season. That number was also second-best in Conference USA. Tackle Gunner Britton finished the year as an All-Conference USA Second-Team performer, and three more offensive linemen were named honorable mention by the league.
The Tops strung together a 9-4 record that featured a C-USA East Division Title and a victory over App State in the Boca Raton Bowl in 2021.
WKU finished the 2020 campaign with a 5-7 overall record, including a 39-21 loss to Georgia State in the 22nd Annual LendingTree Bowl. The Hilltoppers were only 1-of-16 college football teams in the nation to play in 12 or more games during the COVID-19-affected year.
Postseason History
| Season | Bowl Game | Opponent | Result |
| 2025 | Duke’s Mayo Bowl | Mississippi State | W, 43-29 |
| 2024 | Holiday Bowl (Washington State) | Syracuse | L, 35-52 |
| 2023 | Famous Toastery Bowl (Western Kentucky) | Old Dominion | W, 38-35 (OT) |
| 2022 | R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl (Western Kentucky) | South Alabama | W, 44-23 |
| 2021 | Boca Raton Bowl (Western Kentucky) | App State | W, 59-38 |
| 2020 | Lending Tree Bowl (Western Kentucky) | Georgia State | L, 21-39 |
Coaching History
| Seasons | School/Team | Title/Position Coached |
| 2025-Present | Wake Forest | Assistant Offensive Line |
| 2024 | Washington State | Offensive Graduate Assistant |
| 2022-23 | Western Kentucky | Offensive Graduate Assistant |
| 2020-22 | Western Kentucky | Student Assistant Coach |
NFL Players (Round Drafted)
- WR Malachi Corley (3rd) - Western Kentucky ‘24 - New York Jets
- QB Bailey Zappe (4th) - Western Kentucky ‘22 - New England Patriots
- Hometown: Louisville, Ky.
- Education: 2022 - Bachelor’s degree from Western Kentucky University
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