Boston College Football Extends Offers to Four '27 Recruits

While Gregory still has room for physical development with a 6-foot-2, 170-pound frame, Dollar would come to Chestnut Hill in ready-to-go shape for the speed and size of football at the collegiate level. 

His 6-foot-5 height as a tight end is ideal. Combined with additional work in the weight room—Dollar currently checks in around 210 pounds—his versatility in both the passing game and as a blocker boasts high potential.

Young—the 26th-rated offensive tackle prospect in the ‘27 class, per 247Sports—also has the size and weight to be menacing on the college turf, as does the interior lineman Walker. Both are over 6-foot-5 and hovering just around 300 pounds. Young is also a four-star prospect, but neither 247 nor On3 has tracked Walker on the recruiting scale.

As a sophomore in 2024, Gregory amassed 1,100 all-purpose yards, including 850 on the offensive side on 48 catches, 13 receiving touchdowns, 250 rushing yards, three rushing touchdowns, and six interceptions. Gregory played on both sides of the ball as a wide receiver and cornerback.

Dollar, who has offers from just about every top-tier NCAA Division 1 football program, including the likes of Alabama, Georgia, Penn State, and Tennessee, recently reposted “Tex” Vaugh’s BC commitment post on his personal X. The two have a connection as they hail from North Carolina and play during the season.

The East Lincoln High School product, Dollar is also a basketball player, and he dominates both sports with a physically-imposing, aggressive style of play. Whether he is lined up on the periphery of the formation or attached to the O-line, Dollar’s route running is forceful and powerful.