old-school Wake Forest forward who brought hustle, rebounding, and winning habits
Erin Ferrell was a high-motor Wake Forest forward whose calling card was toughness: she finished her career with 1,044 points and was one of only a handful of Demon Deacons to clear 1,000 points and 600 rebounds, a great sign of two-way value in the 2001-05 seasons. She was also honored for hustle and improvement, and Wake Forest credits her with leading the team in effort categories like rebounds, charges, deflections, and 50/50 balls. If you want a gritty, team-first forward who does the dirty work, she fits the bill—though her profile reflects an impact player from the mid-2000s, not a current 2026 roster piece.
