As spring practices begin, Boston College football focuses on continuity after a 2020 season full of uncertainty.
Sports, Football, 2020 Football Preview
BC Depth Chart: What the Offense and Special Teams Look Like Against Duke
Boston College football recently released the depth chart for its matchup with Duke. ‘The Heights’ examine the “two-deep” ahead of the game.
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Boston College Football Names 2020 Captains
Boston College football named five captains for 2020: Ben Petrula, Zion Johnson, Travis Levy, Max Richardson, and Marcus Valdez.
Football
BC Offensive Line Coach Phil Trautwein Hired Away by Penn State
In Phil Trautwein’s two years as the Eagles’ offensive line coach, the position group produced nine total All-ACC selections.
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Notebook: Book, Irish Defensive Line Cause Eagles Issues in Holy War Defeat
Notre Dame’s Ian Book threw for 239 yards and three touchdowns and added 66 rushing yards, as the Eagles lost the 25th edition of the Holy War, 40-7 and didn’t score in the second half.
Sports, Football, 2019 Football Preview
BC Depth Chart: What the Offense and Special Teams Look Like Entering Week 1
There’s a new kicker from Temple, familiar faces in the backfield, and several intriguing pieces in the receiving game—including a dynamic freshman and pair of running backs that trained at a new position.
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Dillon, Petrula Named to 2019 All-ACC Preseason Team
A.J. Dillon is the first player in program history to rush for over 1,000 yards in each of his first two seasons, and Petrula started 24 games as an underclassmen, playing both center and right tackle.
Football, Top Story
Program-Record-Breaking 13 Eagles Receive All-ACC Honors
Ranking second in the conference only behind three-time defending league champion Clemson, BC boasts 13 All-ACC players this season—including four First Teamers—both of which are program records.
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Eagles Open Preseason More Experienced, Healthy Than in Years Past
For the first time in a few years, BC—a team that’s returning the majority of its 2017 starters, particularly on the offensive side of the ball—is experienced and healthy entering the preseason.
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Injury-Riddled Season Was Exactly What BC Needed
Losing their center, quarterback, star defensive end, and four other starters to season-ending injuries forced the Eagles to look themselves in the mirror and take their first real step toward finding their identity.
