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Saturday 26 April 2025

Column

It’s Time for Boston College to Build a Mark Herzlich Statue

Boston College football is retiring the jerseys of Luke Kuechly and Matt Ryan this season, but it should go above and beyond by adding a statue of Mark Herzlich to Alumni Stadium.

Column, Football, Featured Column

Northwestern Football Players’ Victory Means Change is Coming

Northwestern football players celebrated a big legal victory when the National Labor Relations Board ruled that they are employees of the university. This ruling will have a big impact on the future of college football.

Football, Featured Column, Column

Tyler Rouse and the Catch-22 of Young Players on Special Teams

Steve Addazio has a big problem: does he go with young players on special teams? Or does he bring in the older guys to allow Tyler Rouse to thrive?

Column, Featured Column

From Courts to Fields: Inside the Legal Battles Facing the NCAA

The Supreme Court will decide the fate of O’Bannon v. NCAA this week, and with the case, the future of the organization’s legal battles regarding amateurism in college sports.

Column

Internal Musings on the State of Boston College Athletics

Boston College athletics has suffered through well-documented struggles in the ACC recently. Given everything that has happened, is there reason to have hope for the future of BC athletics?

Featured Column, Women's Hockey, Column

Why Wait? BC Should Retire Alex Carpenter’s No. 5 Right Now

Alex Carpenter’s return to BC in the scrimmage on Thursday reminded everyone of her greatness, and why her number needs to be placed in the rafters of Kelley Rink as soon as possible.

Sports, Football, Featured Column, Column

Lamar Jackson Has the Heisman Trophy Wrapped Up

The Heisman Trophy is the biggest honor in college football, and it usually takes all season for one player to distinguish himself as the winner. Lamar Jackson has changed that this year.