In Week 1, Boston College football’s offense was downright explosive in the first half. The Eagles scored 28 points in the opening two quarters, paving the way for a big win over Virginia Tech to open the season. In Week 2, the Eagles once again looked like they couldn’t be stopped at the beginning of…
Fresh off a statement win over Virginia Tech in its season opener, Boston College football looks to keep things rolling against Richmond. The Spiders—who are the only FCS opponent on the Eagles’ schedule—beat Jacksonville, 38-19, last weekend to open their 2019 season. BC should certainly feel confident about its chances against Richmond, but the Spiders…
After a statement win over Virginia Tech, BC head coach Steve Addazio looked ahead to Week 2, where the Eagles play an FCS opponent in Richmond that has close ties to the BC program.
BC has a pair of back-to-back road games against stiff opponents, plays two of the worst Power Five teams at home, and opens the season on Saturday against ACC foe Virginia Tech.
Jordan Chatman’s prolific outing was enough to lead the Eagles past Richmond, despite the fact that BC was outrebounded on both ends of the floor and shot a mere 37 percent from the field in the second half.
Thanks to Jordan Chatman, who tied a career high with 30 points, BC jumped out to a 31-14 lead. But the offense went cold in the latter portion of play, and had to pull out its fifth-straight win in overtime.
Winners of four straight, the Eagles have yet to lose in December and will look to keep it that way on Saturday, hosting A-10 foe Richmond.
Leah Settipane registered her third shutout of the season and the Boston College Eagles defeated the Richmond Spiders 2-0 and in the process notched their ninth win of the season. The shutout was Settipane’s first since August, and comes at the time when the Eagles need to get hot for postseason play, with only one…
