BC is expected to have seven or so players selected in this year’s NFL Draft—but what about the guys that might not hear their name called in April?
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BC Hires Eric Lewis as Defensive Backs Coach
Lewis arrives at BC with more than a decade of college coaching experience, including stints as defensive coordinator for Eastern Michigan and Weber State as well as a year at Louisville coaching cornerbacks.
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Notebook: Self-Inflicted Wounds Define Eagles’ Loss in Regular Season Finale
BC jumped offside six times, couldn’t contain Eric Dungey, and ultimately bowed out of the regular season with a disappointing 21-point loss to visiting Syracuse.
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Notebook: Special Teams a Bright Spot in Eagles’ Loss to Clemson
Michael Walker returned a punt 74 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter, but the Eagles managed just 113 total yards of offense and eight first downs in a dismal performance against the Tigers and their excellent defensive line.
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After Five-Week Hiatus, Football Reenters AP Poll as No. 24 Team in the Nation
Two days after beating Miami and improving to 6-2 or better for just the sixth time since 2000, the Eagles climbed back into the AP Top 25, joining three other ACC teams in the poll.
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Aggressive Play-Calling Paves the Way for Dominant Win Over Miami
A pair of trick plays jumpstarted the Eagles’ offense—a unit that scored on its first three possessions and made Miami, the second-ranked defensive team in the country, look, quite frankly, overrated.
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Notebook: Brown, Ray the Stars in BC’s Win Over Wake Forest
Anthony Brown threw five touchdowns, and Wyatt Ray tallied four sacks—a new single-game program record—as the Eagles overcame several costly special teams mistakes in their ACC opener victory over Wake Forest.
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Brown Progresses, Running Backs Shine in Final Preseason Scrimmage
Starting quarterback Anthony Brown took a preseason-high 30 or so snaps, and the running back corps—ranging from A.J. Dillon to John Fadule—paced the first and second-team offenses, from start to finish.
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BC’s Ball-Hawking Defense Dictates Second Scrimmage
Anthony Brown was hit or miss in his first scrimmage of training camp, and, as a whole, the offense was out of sync for the majority of the exhibition—Jim Reid’s defense capitalized, recording four interceptions on the day.
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Football Clinches Bowl Eligibility With Win Over UConn
The Eagles racked up six touchdowns in the final three quarters of play, and booked a ticket to their second-consecutive bowl game.
