Niraj Patel

Boston College once again failed to put together a complete game, this time blowing a 20 point lead. The Eagles got off to a hot start, benefiting from multiple Cardinals miscues. Quintayvious...

Curtis: Yet another week of disappointment. These Eagles keep finding new ways to tear down our hope, and the blown 20-point lead against Louisville was no different. What were your main takeaways?

Six win Syracuse rolls over to Alumni Stadium this Saturday afternoon. The Orange came away with an overtime victory over a Virginia Tech team down their starting QB and running back. That makes three ACC wins for Fran Brown’s team (NC State, Georgia Tech), with a bad loss to Stanford and more recently a rough outing at Pittsburgh.

Folks we’re back home to cut a three game losing skid. The Eagles are 3-1 at home and will finish the season with three of the remaining four games at home. BC won last year’s matchup in the Dome, but this will be the first matchup between new head coaches Fran Brown and Bill O’Brien.

Boston College halted a three game losing streak with a win at home to Syracuse 37-31. The Eagles leaned completely on the run game for over 300 yards to overpower the Syracuse defense, while the defense brought timely pressure throughout.

The North Carolina Tar Heels (6-4, 3-3) make the trip up to Alumni Stadium for a rare matchup against your Boston College Eagles (5-5, 2-4). Mack Brown’s team is riding a three game winning streak...

Curtis: What an exciting end to the regular season. Grayson James led the BC offense to another successful outing and the Eagles won yet another game against a bowl-eligible ACC team. For me the biggest thing that has been jumping out is the emergence of Reed Harris as a vertical threat in the passing game. Now that he has a QB that can sling it deep, Harris has made some incredible downfield grabs that have really opened up this Boston College offense. I’m really hoping he sticks around the program, because he has the potential to have some really special games on the Heights.

Whatcha gonna do when they come for you

Boston College football finished 7-5 in the regular season and lost the Pinstripe Bowl to Nebraska. How satisfied are you with Bill O’Brien’s first season as head coach?

Six Eagles saw action in the first round of the NFL playoffs this weekend, and a couple more hope to as this postseason continues. Three of their teams have been eliminated, but five remain. Bye...