On Thursday night, Boston College football fell to Virginia Tech 42–21 after allowing the Hokies to take a 28–0 lead in the first half.
BC Collapses in the Second Half, Falls to Virginia 24–14
Despite entering halftime with a 14–6 advantage, Boston College football’s offense proceeded to collapse as Virginia ultimately downed the Eagles 24–14.
Notebook: Ezeiruaku’s Greatness Overcomes Slow Start, Propels BC to a Win
Read Maria Stefanoudakis’ notebook on Boston College football’s 21–20 win over Western Kentucky on Saturday afternoon.
Eagles Survive Western Kentucky in James’ First BC Start
Boston College football narrowly survived Western Kentucky with a 21–20 win over the Hilltoppers.
Notebook: BC Returns to Win Column with Thrilling Win Over Spartans
Read the notebook about Boston College football’s win over Michigan State.
No. 24 Eagles Drop 27–21 Nailbiter at No. 6 Missouri But Still Remain Confident After O’Brien’s First Loss
No. 24 Boston College football dropped its first game of the season on Saturday, suffering a tight 27–21 loss to No. 6 Missouri.
Notebook: The O’Brien Era Kicks Off With Lewis’ Flawless Defense and Castellanos’ Sound Preparation in Victory Over FSU
Read Graham Dietz’s notebook on Boston College football’s 28–13 win over No. 10 Florida State on Monday night.
Offense Falters, Defense Shines in O’Brien’s First Spring Game
Two days prior to Boston College football’s annual Jay McGillis Spring Game, head coach Bill O’Brien promised the showcase would offer a hint of things to come. “We’re gonna show these people a preview of what’s gonna come in the fall,” O’Brien said after the conclusion of the team’s final spring practice. If Saturday’s game…
Notebook: Quarterback Dilemma, Wideout Drops, and Costly Penalties Hurt BC in Season-Opening Loss to Northern Illinois
Boston College football couldn’t hurdle a slew of bad wide receiver drops, an inconsistent quarterback presence, and costly defensive penalties in its loss to Northern Illinois on Saturday.
Quarterback Replacement Not Enough as Eagles Crumble to Northern Illinois
Boston College football dropped its season opener for a second year in a row. Amid quarterback uncertainty, the Eagles lost 27–24 to the visitors, Northern Illinois.