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- Pick/market: Love how you've called out our pace of play.

- Pick/market: Just like Indy… BC has to drastically overpay… for YEARS… to make be “all-in” and compete at the top level.

- Pick/market: The talent level has rarely been there.

- Scott Satterfield said Cincinnati expected man coverage but received substantial zone and bracket coverage from Boston College, choosing not to force downfield throws while the rushing attack averaged 5.5 yards per carry.

- Boston College reached Cincinnati's 17-yard line late in the first half and the 3-yard line in the fourth quarter but came away empty both times after three straight pass stops and a fourth-down sack.

- Injury: Interesting that the guy who him was fired before Chesney could coach his first game.

- Injury: Football is a violent sport and injuries are inevitable, but the amount of injuries to critical players BC sustains year in and year out is cartoonish.

- QB/LB: I must have missed this when it got reported.

- QB/DB: The alternative is to pressure their QB, hurry him, and, even better, knock him down several times.

- QB: Over pursued on the long run and also whiffed on the quarterback on the 12 yd run (completely fooled).

- Pick/market: The cincy QB threw for under 100 yards and they still pounded BC.

- QB/LB: That’s kind of the problem with QBs like McKenzie and Castellanos.

- Pick/market: Shay got a lot right.

- QB: The difference is BOB had a track record of success in college prior to coming on board (also had a reputation as a QB guru, which is important in the NFL but even more...

- QB: The poor play clock management on offense is probably because BOB thinks he can win games by having a D2 QB audible 5 times into a 3 yard out to walk-on TEs like he...

- QB: The offense is bull *****, lets feed everything in the hashes the least talent on the roster because the QB cant get it out there.

- QB/LB: I can get behind and support MM as QB of team - he is clearly tough, has talent and can make plays.

- QB/OL: Would love to know how much these guys are getting to transfer.

- Pick/market: We NEED to get MM rolling out where he can get off platform.

- QB: This team is objectively worse than last year’s team which is hard to imagine I know.

- QB/OL: The $ would’ve been better spent for OL and a QB than Thornton or Reed.

- QB: We’re putting a clearly concussed QB back in the game down 24 hahaha

- QB: Square Peg Round Hole 2026 edition Running an offense not suited for the QB you have

- QB: If Henry Hasselbeck was QB for BC today, the score would have been cin.

- QB: Probably would’ve been better served spending that money on a non-moneyball quarterback

- QB: Pitt’s QB Mason Heintzel threw 7 TDs; tied Pitt’s single-game program record.

- QB/OL: Basically everything we were worried about has already manifested, questionable QB moving up a level, terrible TEs, untested o-line, lack of depth, inconsistent special teams, still waiting on that revamped and vaunted S&C to...

- QB/TE: To your point, there were also a couple of obvious misses by MM.

- QB: The lack of adjustment to move to what is working is just unforgivable though.

- Bill O'Brien said many of Boston College quarterback Mason's big hits came from unblocked rushers rather than designed runs, making protection assignments and execution an immediate concern alongside teaching the quarterback to slide or step out of bounds. - O'Brien accepted responsibility for an early communication-related timeout and said Boston College can improve its headset operation, while also agreeing to shift the rushing balance toward its backs after Mason had more carries than Evan and Bo combined, partly because of scrambles. - Boston College's special-teams corrections include a missed end-of-half field goal, punt-fielding decisions and return blocking after three blockers missed assignments on a potential big return, with O'Brien describing execution problems rather than announcing personnel changes.

- Intel: If Crounse isn't good to go we need major improvement in shotgun snaps

- DL/LB: Surace is skilled at the uptempo game, and he can throw the deep ball.

- OL: Dickens looks solid and we heard the O-Lines run blocking was their strength.

- Intel: BC may be a smart school but our players don’t have a high football IQ

- Intel: ALL of our punt returners have been guilty of that crap for at least the last three years.

- OL: Mason hasn't been perfect (by far), but the OL and play calling is absolutely brutal.

- OL/DL: THOUGHTS -Tough to get a passing game going w/ no weapons and no O-Line -Interior DL is not as good as I thought -Secondary was solid, a few “coverage sacks” and “coverage pressures” -Tons...

- OL: No, I don't consider this a must win for BOB, but maybe for his OL coach.

- TE: Poor team building by BOB only having walk on type TEs on your roster other than Chud.

- DL: Highlights the concerning performance on the interior of the defensive line.

- Intel: My first choice would be a salary cap that includes direct payments + NIL that is low enough that a decent number of schools can compete and for those that can’t, the gap won’t...

- Boston College's offense took too long to get going against Cincinnati, with early play-calling reduced largely to Evan Dickens and Mason McKenzie runs before Cincinnati stopped respecting the pass. - Michael Crounse's center injury is viewed as a major problem because backup centers struggled in camp and DJ Williams had issues in the second half. - Boston College's special teams were called a mess after a costly punt bounce, a missed 35-yard field goal by Luca Lombardo, and punts rolling into the end zone. - Boston College's defense missed projected key players Onye Nwosisi and Syair Torrence, battled for stretches, but eventually wore down because the offense could not sustain drives. - The review warned Boston College could face another long season if it loses to Rutgers next Friday after an emphatic opening loss.

- Intel: Harris wasn’t perfect but he definitely made plays that we haven’t had since Zay.

- Intel: This is the same school that contrary to most schools posting hype videos of their tailgates to make it look like their campus was the best party in town, instead decided to have an...

- Boston College linebacker Bodie Kahoun recorded three tackles in 39 snaps against Cincinnati in his first Power Four defensive start. The review criticizes overcommitting to tackles and slow processing, and treats the Rutgers game as important to his hold on the job beside Anthony Palano; that is the writer's assessment, not a staff announcement that Kahoun has been replaced. - Boston College back Bo MacCormack gained 40 yards on seven carries, caught a 12-yard pass and picked up a free blitzer on a fourth-down scramble against Cincinnati. The writer argues that his rushing efficiency and pass protection merit more work versus Rutgers, but no larger carry allocation or promotion is confirmed. - Jaedn Skeete caught one pass for eight yards in Boston College's opener while transfer Javarius Green led the receivers with six catches for 74. With protection limiting Mason McKenzie's time, the writer recommends quicker designed opportunities for Skeete; that is an offensive adjustment to consider, not confirmation that a new package has been installed. - Boston College punter Bryce LaFollette averaged 44.5 gross yards on four punts, but the review says poor placement and multiple touchbacks undermined that distance. Andy Quinn is identified as an alternative if placement does not improve, although the article reports no actual punter change before Rutgers. - Boston College returner Charlie Comella let a punt roll to the five rather than fielding it around the 30, and produced only four return yards against Cincinnati. Bill O'Brien still expressed confidence in him on radio; the article's suggestion that another returner could eventually get a chance should not be read as an announced replacement.

- Intel: Loser takes a stranglehold on the title of worst team in P4 football

- Intel: TV even showed some BC fans at one point, I think reacting to the refs' abysmal fumble/incompletion call.

- Intel: I was talking to a couple of fellow BC diehards last week and we all shared the same sentiment that we felt zero emotion about this upcoming season.