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For First Time in Eight Years, Eagles Top Florida State

A.J. Dillon rushed for 149 yards, and Anthony Brown added two more touchdowns to his career total, as BC racked up 35 points—its most ever against FSU—in the fourth annual Welles Crowther Red Bandana game.

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Football’s Freshman Class Coming Into Its Own

After eight weeks of play, BC is the only team in the country with a freshman leader in passing, rushing, and receiving.

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According to Addazio, Florida State Still One of ACC’s Elite

The Seminoles are on pace to miss their first bowl game since 1982. But as far as Eagles head coach Steve Addazio is concerned, FSU is still one of the most talented teams in the nation.

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Suddenly, BC Is One of the Most Watchable Teams in the Nation

The Eagles have scored 40 or more points in back-to-back games for the first time since 2002. Their scoring average has jumped 6.7 points, and their entertainment value has skyrocketed.

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Brown’s Career Day Fuels Blowout Win in Charlottesville

Anthony Brown completed close to 80 percent of his passes and tossed three touchdowns in what was the Eagles’ largest margin of victory against an ACC opponent in the Steve Addazio era.

ACC Power Rankings, Fall

Even After Loss to Orange, Clemson Tops Week Seven ACC Power Rankings

Clemson may have lost to Syracuse, but the power structure at the top of the ACC hasn’t changed. The same can’t be said for the rest of the conference.

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After Louisville, Brown Still the Starter, O-Line on the Up

Barring any serious injury, Anthony Brown will start at Virginia on Saturday, behind an increasingly improved offensive line that, six weeks ago, was an injury-riddled mess.

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Notebook: Dillon Opens up BC’s Offense in Upset Over Louisville

Carry after carry, A.J. Dillon punished the Cardinals’ defense on Saturday. He became the first Eagle to eclipse the 200-yard mark since Andre Williams, and in doing so, took a whole lot of pressure off the passing game.