Bill O'Brien and the Boston College staff, despite a tough start to the season, have been able to find a lot of success on the recruiting trail. While the Eagles have been unable to land some of the most highly rated prospects in the class, the staff has seemingly done an excellent job in finding underrated talent.
Boston College men’s basketball guard Donald Hand Jr., has his mind set on two big goals for the upcoming season. During the team’s 2024-25 campaign, the
3-Star defensive lineman Gavin Neil made his commitment to Boston College official in June of this year, and throughout his senior season has been an absolute game wrecker for Marian Catholic High School in Chicago, Heights Illinois.
Sitting at 1-6 on the year and 0-4 in ACC play, Boston College football has seen a slide in Bill O’Brien’s second year at the helm. The Eagles head coach talked about the regression after practice on Thursday and remains confident in the direction of the program. “I’m very confident,” said O’Brien.
Boston College Women's Soccer grabbed its first ACC win of the season last Sunday, Oct. 19 when it beat Syracuse, 1-0. Sophomore defender Amalia Dray scored the match's only goal on a penalty kick in the 33rd minute.
In many cases of failure, personal growth often emanates from enduring prolonged hardships—remaining positive despite the negativity that continues to transpire.
This isn't a bad situation for Clemson. It got past the rough 1-3 start with an easy win over North Carolina to stop the skid, and now there's a shot to get moving.