“Obviously, I did not do a good enough job getting our team ready to play tonight,” Boston College head football coach Steve Addazio said Friday after a 24-point setback to Kansas, which entered as 21-point underdogs. “I’m responsible for that and it’s my job to make sure we get that fixed.” Addazio is right, it…
With Chris Lindstrom as the latest example for BC, no other school has had a higher percentage (36 percent) of their draft picks come from the offensive line since 2000.
The Eagles are playing their best football at the right time, and their last two wins over traditional ACC powerhouses show that they deserve the spotlight of College GameDay
According to SB Nation, the Eagles are returning 81 percent of their 2017 production—more than any other Atlantic Division team—but that’s not to say they haven’t lost or added any key pieces this offseason.
Isaac Yiadom will join former BC defensive back Justin Simmons in Denver, and classmate Kamrin Moore will travel down south to play for the Saints in The Big Easy.
The Tennessee Titans traded up to grab Harold Landry with the 41st overall pick in the NFL Draft, making the edge rusher the highest-selected BC player since Luke Kuechly in 2012.
Scouts from NFL teams all over the country got to catch a glimpse of what the Eagles top defensive lineman had to offer along with a few other standout players.
After serving as the Eagles’ defensive line coach for two seasons, Paul Pasqualoni is heading back to the NFL for his third stint as a defensive coordinator, this time with the Detroit Lions.
Harold Landry, Isaac Yiadom, and Kamrin Moore are the latest Eagles selected to display their skills in front of NFL coaches and executives in Lucas Oil Stadium this February.
Rather than entering the 2018 NFL Draft, junior defensive end Zach Allen, announced on Friday that he will return to BC finish his four-year career on the Heights.
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