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- Pick/market: TOUCHDOWN MAINE Buehler hits Laughlin on a 7-yard TD pass, Maine trails only 16-22 with 4:34 left after the missed extra point Wow…

- Boston College RB Evan Dickens ran 15 times for 102 yards and a TD against Maine, including a 39-yard score. He has 205 rushing yards and three TDs through three 2026 games at 5.3 yards per carry; the preview's call for more touches against Virginia Tech is the writer's recommendation, not a confirmed workload. - Boston College LB Anthony Palano followed nine tackles, two interceptions and a sack against Rutgers with 12 tackles against Maine, bringing him to 34 tackles through three 2026 games. These are observed results; the preview's forecast of his run-defense role against Virginia Tech is not an announced assignment.

- Boston College defensive back Syair Torrence returned to game action against Maine after last season's season-ending knee injury and forced a fumble on the opening kickoff. The writer says he did not play a defensive snap at cornerback; the appearance is not evidence that he resumed a full defensive role. - Mason McKenzie was helped by a trainer after a defender rolled onto his right leg on a designed run in the second quarter against Maine. Grayson Wilson entered for one play before McKenzie returned. The report supplies no diagnosis or next-game availability ruling; the writer questions exposing the quarterback to those designed-run hits. - The writer reports only six Boston College points from five red-zone trips against Maine, with two field goals, two failed short fourth-down tries and a McKenzie interception. Three of those red-zone opportunities followed defensive turnovers, making the limited scoring return a central concern. - Boston College converted one of six first-half third downs and four of 12 for the game in its 22-16 win over Maine. The writer says the close game kept starters involved rather than creating the hoped-for opportunities for younger players; no new depth-chart decision or snap count is supplied.

- Pick/market: Boston College got the win they needed Saturday afternoon, but very little about the 22-16 win over Maine went according to plan.

- After the Maine game, Bill O'Brien said Boston College needed better red-zone play calls as well as execution. He identified missed throws, ineffective goal-line runs and play designs that failed to create enough opportunities. His criticism concerned how the offense finished drives, not an announced new scheme or personnel change. - In his post-Maine assessment, O'Brien contrasted Boston College's pass protection with its rushing output: he said protection had been fairly good since Cincinnati but the team still had to run the ball better. The article reports one sack allowed against Maine. He did not identify a new starting line or a specific blocking adjustment, and the positive protection assessment did not extend to the whole offense.

- LB: No way First time HC ain’t getting top 15 CFB money out of the gate