The early part of the season for Boston College women’s soccer has been a long road. Despite being winless through the first five games of the season, BC has played better of late, putting in inspired performances against top-ranked teams such as No. 5 Duke and No. 1 North Carolina, and BC narrowly lost to…
It’s no surprise that Clemson maintined its No.1 spot in the ACC Power Rankings, but an upset dropped powerhouse UNC out of the top five.
The top four teams in the ACC Power Rankings have solidified their spots after another week’s competition, but this week could be tumultuous for all 15 teams playing.
Lots of close games this week meant a lot of movement in the bottom half of the ACC Power Rankings, and this week, top teams will face their toughest tests yet.
As the ACC moves into its fourth week of competition, the top five teams have solidified themselves in the power rankings, but Boston College finds itself at the middle of the pack once again.
Boston College football begins its 2020 campaign against Duke and will play an 11-game schedule with 10 ACC matchups.
In an emphatic win against Syracuse, BC football’s offensive line paved the way for a dominant performance both running and throwing the ball. The Eagles finished the game with a program-record 691 total yards.
Syracuse hasn’t beaten a Power Five opponent this season despite being picked to finish second in the ACC, while BC is fresh off a humbling 52-point loss to No. 4 Clemson.
With the Eagles in the midst of a dominant six-game win streak, head coach Kelly Doton has finally found a winning formula, one that includes a dominant defense and a suddenly potent attack led by freshman Margo Carlin.
To reach six wins and bowl eligibility, BC will have to navigate the sixth-toughest rest of season schedule—which features four of five games away from home.
