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Sascha Garcia arrived at Wake Forest in January 2025 with a plan. He had put together a solid career at William & Mary — 19 tackles, 11 pass breakups and a blocked kick in 12 games as a redshirt freshman for the Tribe — and he came to Winston-Salem projected to start in the secondary for a program in its first year under head coach Jake Dickert. Then, within the first five periods of his first spring camp practice, his ankle gave way. “My ankle was literally off the skin, out the bone,” Garcia said. “I remember them clicking it,…