NFL Draft prospects Hunter Long, Isaiah McDuffie, and Max Richardson along with nine other current and former Eagles showed off their talents at BC football’s annual Pro Day on Friday.
Football, Sports
Eagles Spring Practice Focuses on Continuity
As spring practices begin, Boston College football focuses on continuity after a 2020 season full of uncertainty.
Sports, Football
Hafley Welcomes Return of Spring Football
Returning for his second year as Boston College football head coach, Jeff Hafley talked about his hopes and expectations for spring ball and the upcoming footbaseason in a Tuesday press conference.
Sports, Football, Men's Basketball
Catalysts: Reflecting On Black History In BC Athletics
Since the 1930s, Black athletes, coaches, and athletic administrators have frequently led the fight against racial discrimination at BC.
Sports, Football, Top Story
BC Running Back David Bailey Enters Transfer Portal
David Bailey totaled 1600 rushing yards in three years with Boston College football and entered his name in the transfer portal on Thursday.
Sports, Football
Eagles Add Four Transfers, Shore Up Defensive Depth
The group includes former Florida State safety Jaiden Lars-Woodbey, a highly rated recruit out of high school, and a pair of defenders from Temple.
Top Story, Football, Sports
BC Football Releases Full 2021 Schedule
Boston College football released its full schedule for the 2021 season on Thursday, including one never-before-played matchup.
Sports, Football
Max Richardson Declares for 2021 NFL Draft
Richardson started at linebacker the past three seasons and finishes his BC career with 315 total tackles.
Sports, Football
BC Lands Four-Star Recruit Drew Kendall
Boston College football boosted its 2021 recruiting class Friday with the addition of four-star offensive lineman Drew Kendall.
Sports, Football
Isaiah McDuffie Forgoes Final Year of Eligibility, Declares for NFL Draft
Redshirt junior linebacker Isaiah McDuffie has opted to forgo his final year of eligibility and declared for the 2021 NFL Draft.
