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Point: Will Luke Kuechly Be A Top-10 Draft Pick?

Stephen Sikora • April 23, 2012

Even though the top two picks in the 2012 NFL draft are already known to be quarterbacks Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III, former Boston College linebacker Luke Kuechly may be the best player at his position in the draft.

Counterpoint: Will Luke Kuechly Be A Top-10 Draft Pick?

Austin Tedesco • April 23, 2012

Although Luke Kuechly is an undeniable talent and has plenty of potential as an NFL prospect, he should not be a top-10 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. Top-10 picks at any position, not just linebacker, are reserved for players who will come in and make a huge, sweeping impact on a franchise.

At Pro Day, Kuechly Is Strong Again

Chris Marino • March 21, 2012

Yesterday, Alumni Stadium played host to a local area Pro Day with scouts from 27 NFL teams. The main attraction was former Boston College linebacker Luke Kuechly. Kuechly, who finished his career as the program's leader in tackles, spent the week at BC after training in Florida for the past three months.

Column: The Decision: Where Is Kuechly Taking His Talents?

Chris Marino • December 7, 2011

Should he stay or should he go? Boston College football fans everywhere will ask this question in reference to star middle linebacker Luke Kuechly. As the semester comes to a close and the pressure of finals rises, rest assured that Kuechly is probably in a much more stressful situation: declaring for the spring's NFL draft or remaining for his senior season.

Football Notebook: The Manuel To Beating FSU

Steven Principi • November 2, 2011

The Eagles face a monumental task tonight in trying to stop one of the best signal callers in the ACC.

Football Notebook: Kuechly Wraps Up Career-Best Tackle Mark In Loss

Alex Manta • September 19, 2011

By: Alex Manta

Amid the heartbreak and frustration that came with Boston College's 20-19 loss at home this weekend to Duke, one player had another outstanding day on his way to becoming one of the best at his position in school history.

Column: Lessons Learned From Bowl History Can Serve Eagles Well

Andrew Klokiw • December 6, 2010

By: Andrew Klokiw

There was once a time in Boston College football history when qualifying for a bowl game was a rare achievement. From 1995 to 1998, the Eagles failed to earn a postseason invite. Since then, however, BC has treated its fans to late December football for 11 straight seasons.

Notebook: Linebacker Writing Luke’s Gospel Of Defense

Brad Zak • November 17, 2010

By: Brad Zak

After recording 21 tackles against the Duke Blue Devils, the accolades are starting to pour in for Luke Kuechly. Following his impressive Week 11 performance, Kuechly was named ACC Defensive Lineman of the Week and was named a finalist for the Bronko Nagurski Award given to the Football Writers Association of America's most outstanding defensive player.

Former Walk-On Energizes Eagles

Diana Nearhos • November 19, 2009

His progress, like any other walk-on's, has come in stages. As a freshman, he practiced with the scout team, redshirting because he wasn't yet ready to play in games. As a sophomore, he finally saw the field, but only when the scholarship players' days were complete. Even as a junior, he earned a scholarship, but saw only limited action as a backup linebacker.

The Play That Saved The Season

David Amstutz • November 16, 2009

Nobody in Scott Stadium could figure it out. No one - reporters, fans, coaches, and administrators - knew exactly who was responsible for making the play. But everyone on Boston College's side sure was glad that somebody did.

Kuechly Tackles Challenges As A Freshman

Jake Burg • November 5, 2009

By: Jake Burg
He's the student that lives in Fitzpatrick, struggles with laundry, and worries about his business classes. While it may sound like it, he is actually anything but your average Carroll School of Management freshman. His name is Luke Kuechly, and it just so happens that among the daily routine of every other freshman, he finds time to lead the Boston College football team with 94 tackles.

Eagles prepare for another flashy win

Diana Nearhos • September 10, 2009

Northeastern running back John Griffin began his season by taking the ball from his quarterback and meeting Boston College defensive lineman Alex Albright and linebacker Luke Kuechly, who tackled him for a two-yard loss. Two more plays and BC had forced its first punt of the season after allowing just three positive yards.