The ACC football power rankings remain mostly undisturbed going into Thanksgiving weekend.
ACC Power Rankings: Small-Scale Shake-Ups
Most teams didn’t shift much in this week’s ACC Power Rankings — Boston College football included — but those who did move did so by a lot.
ACC Power Rankings: The Predictable and the Shocking
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.
ACC Power Rankings: The Calm Before the Storm
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.
ACC Power Rankings: Clashes of Titans
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.
ACC Power Rankings: Top Teams Solidify Their Spots
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.
Defensive Effort, Balanced Scoring Help Eagles Open Season with Win Over Wake Forest
The Eagles forced 17 turnovers and Jay Heath, Derryck Thornton, and Nik Popovic all scored in double figures in a season-opening 77-70 win against Wake Forest.
ACC Power Rankings: Once Again, it’s Chaos
After Wake Forest and Virginia both suffered losses, it’s once again clear that the rest of the ACC aside from Clemson, which reestablished its dominance with a blowout of Florida State, is pure chaos.
Eagles Concede 88th Minute Equalizer, Settle for Draw Against Wake Forest
The Eagles took the lead three times, but conceded an equalizer in the 88th minute and had to settle for a 3-3 draw with Wake Forest on Senior Day.
BC Rallies to Beat Wake Forest, Move to 4-0 in ACC Play
Thanks to a game-high 19 kills from Clare Naughton, the Eagles beat Wake Forest, 3-1, to move to 4-0 in conference play for the first time since joining the ACC in 2005.