Dennis Grosel and Zay Flowers were stars in a shootout loss for Boston College football, falling 43-32 to Virginia.
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Grosel Ties Flutie’s Single-Game Passing Yardage Record in Loss to UVA
Boston College football backup-turned starting quarterback Dennis Grosel threw for 520 yards and four touchdowns in a 43-25 loss to UVA.
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Notebook: Grosel, Special Teams Shine in Fifth ACC Win
Boston College football took down Louisville thanks to efforts from backup QB Dennis Grosel and the Eagles’ strong special teams.
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Eagles Overcome Jurkovec Injury to Top Louisville
Jurkovec went down in the third quarter with a knee injury but Dennis Grosel stepped up admirably and led BC to a 34-27 win.
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Hafley Seeks Out Competition in First Game Week of the Season
Ahead of Boston College football’s opening game against Duke, head coach Jeff Hafley look to foster competition within his team.
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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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Eagles Tackle Tackling Troubles In Preseason Practices
With under two weeks left until opening kickoff, Boston College Football is focusing on perfecting the fundamentals.
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BC Football’s Third Scrimmage Highlights Offensive Competition and Explosive Playmakers
Boston College Football played its third scrimmage of training camp on Saturday, highlighted by explosive playmakers all over the field.
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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.
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Book, Irish Score 34 Unanswered Points in Blowout of BC
Ian Book threw for three touchdowns and No. 15 Notre Dame blew open a nine-point game in the second half, piling on for a 40-7 victory.
