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Previewing 2020 Football: At Clemson

Boston College football heads to Death Valley to take on Clemson this Saturday, looking to rally and hand the Tigers their first loss.

Column, Sports

Point/Counterpoint: How Should Athletic Teams Promote Social Justice?

‘The Heights’ contributors Gabriel Wallen and Frank Fishman consider how college athletics should promote social justice.

Column, Opinions

Franceschini: A Freshman, Football, and the Pandemic

College football might not be what it’s been for every single freshman class before us. But I wouldn’t trade the memory of watching the game with my floor on a blurry projection on the lounge wall for anything.

Football, Sports

Notebook: Revamped BC Football Falls Just Short Against No. 12 UNC

Despite strong performances by Boston College football’s offensive and defensive lines, the Eagles struggled to overcome powerhouse UNC.

Fall, Sports

2020 Fall Sports Preview

Despite unforeseen circumstances, many Boston College fall sports will play this year. ‘The Heights’ editors and staff preview four of their seasons.

Football, Sports

Eagles Tackle Tackling Troubles In Preseason Practices

With under two weeks left until opening kickoff, Boston College Football is focusing on perfecting the fundamentals.

Football, Sports

BC Football’s Third Scrimmage Highlights Offensive Competition and Explosive Playmakers

Boston College Football played its third scrimmage of training camp on Saturday, highlighted by explosive playmakers all over the field.

Fall, Football, Sports, Column

Under National Spotlights, College Athletes Are Obligated to Promote Social Justice

College athletes nowadays are revered at nearly the same level as pros. As such, they have the same obligation to advance social justice movements as professional athletes have had for decades.