Connor Strachan piled up 2.5 sacks against the Minutemen, including a strip sack and a fumble recovery, in a 26-7 win.
Football
Eagles Can Capitalize On UMass’s Struggles
Coming off a loss against Georgia Tech, Boston College football hasn’t won since last September. The good news? On Saturday, the Eagles are playing another team that has struggled recently in UMass.
Football, Blog
#HOTTAEKS From The Football Beat to Kick Off the Season
Boston College football begins its season at 7:30 a.m. EST against Georgia Tech in Dublin. You know that means it’s time for some #HOTTAEKS.
Football
Previewing Boston College Football, 2016: What to Expect From Georgia Tech
Football season is back, Saturday morning at 7:30 a.m. EST from Dublin, Ireland. Here’s what the Eagles can expect from their season opener against the Ramblin’ Wreck of Georgia Tech.
Podcast
Heights Sports Podcast: Episode 1 (Part I From Ireland)
Topics from the first Heights Sports Podcast include the dangers of driving in Ireland, the challenge of electricity, and a review of the Carton House, BC football’s hotel outside Dublin.
Football, Top Story
Football Schedules Temple For Home-and-Home
The Eagles will host Temple on Sept. 29, 2018, and will go to Philadelphia on Sept. 18, 2021.
Athletics
BC Athletics to Drop “News” From Twitter Handles
Beginning on Friday, BC Athletics’s antiquated four primary Twitter accounts will now each have a fresh, new handle.
Sports, Top Story
A Year in Boston College Athletics, 2015-16
It’s been 428 long games, plus countless meets, but our time covering Boston College Athletics has come to an end for this year. Here are our stories from 2015-16.
Football, Top Story
Football’s Troy Flutie Arrested for Drunk Driving, Suspended From Team
BC quarterback-turned-wide receiver Troy Flutie was arrested in his hometown of Natick, Mass. He was charged with three offenses related to drunk driving and is suspended from the team.
Football, Featured Column, Column
Addazio, BC Should Fight to Bring Back Satellite Camps
Put your feelings toward Jim Harbaugh behind you. Satellite camps greatly hurt Northern schools, especially Boston College.
