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- Football Eagles hold second Saturday practice session this spring

- Football Eagles hold second practice during week two of Spring Ball

- Football Eagles begin week two of spring practice on Tuesday

- Football Eagles practice inside a packed Fish Field House for first Saturday spring practice

- Football Eagles held their second of three Week 1 spring practices on Thursday

- Football After two months of winter conditioning, the Eagles returned to the practice field Tuesday morning

- Practice: I was blinded by the Luke Murray excitement and some travel in April.

- Injury: Need to get 3rd string type snaps out of the true freshman.

- Injury: Until we have confirmation that one of the two QB’s expected to play this year are at least middle of the road D1 QB’s, then every game is loseable outside of Maine.

- Injury: I just think it's a different world and no matter how hard anyone tries to look at it through the lens of the last four years, it is hard.

- Hand had top-tier NIL but underperformed; pay cut made return highly unlikely.

- Palano and Kahoun upgrades needed at LB; hope athleticism translates and injury-free.

- Skeete, Pough optimistic top-two WRs; injury concerns on 1, unproven 2-3 worrying.

- Injury: For the third time in four years, Boston College features a new defensive coordinator.

- QB: Definitely makes sense to slam a QB that hasn’t even taken one snap for BC.

- MacKenzie likely pop-gun D2 QB over once-in-lifetime talent; doubt BOB uses him effectively.

- One transfer allowed; second departure requires sitting out unless head coach fired. - Constant roster turnover makes BC football unenjoyable.

- QB threw Tebow-esque TD; arm produces distinctive NERF Vortex sound on sideline throws; accuracy improvement could make him legit.

- Mackenzie undersized/quick like Paul Peterson, fast release, side-arm delivery, non-D1 background. - Wilson resembles James in size/arm, more accurate. - Babalola best potential.

- Mason and Grayson more versatile than Lonergan; optimistic about QB outcomes.

- Bourque (19, 6'4 220) stronger than Vargas (16-17, 6'4 185) and Wood (16-17, 6'2 220); Vargas best arm; Wood improvises best when plays break down; Vargas most expensive NIL.

- Portal losses (Reed Harris) offset by experienced depth gains; QB questionable but improved elsewhere.

- OL/LB: LT Sy, Jackson LG Phillips, Norwood C Crounse, Snively RG Smith, Pruitt RT Juju, Humphrey I think the tackles spots will be a dogfight until the week before Cincy.

- OL: Found my yearly mistake in the summer previews, which has been noted in the piece as well: right guard Kwabena Asamoah did not run out of eligibility and is back for another year.

- LB: I will do a projected depth chart tonight or tomorrow.

- Toews too small scorer (especially 2-pt) for D1 starter; A10 fit better.

- Lack proven talent; portal acquisitions must pan out; lost starters Bond, James, two OTs, TE to better programs.

- Defense much improved; coaching and front-7 talent better; concern at QB and O-line.

- Sy played poorly last year. - Line strength mid-field with Crouse, Smith/Pruitt, Phillips ahead of tackles. - RPO mid-field focus to grind wins.

- Amedee noticeable early. - Dodd behind Ray, Dickens, MacCormack. - Collins popped at LB but Palano owns room. - Smith IV probable starter.

- 1 QB if performance continues. - Can't publicly discuss depth chart yet.

- – The 2026 Boston College Football program held its final week four spring practice on Wednesday before Easter break. - Barber '69 and Family Head Coach Bill O'Brien met with the media.

- – The 2026 Boston College Football program took the field Saturday morning for its ninth practice of the spring window. - Barber '69 and Family Head Coach Bill O'Brien ran the Eagles through their first controlled scrimmage of the spring.

- – Boston College Head Football Coach Bill O'Brien has hired Jules Montinar as Defensive Backs Coach.

- Luke Murray hired at Boston College; expect 8-10 roster transfers in/out.

- Boston College refreshed the linebacker room after Cashion and Hewlett entered the portal, with transfer Anthony Polanco projected to start. - Polanco is a strong zone and coverage linebacker, addressing a skill the defense lacked last season. - Collins is expected to handle base-down work, while Notre Dame transfer Calhoun and the spring-limited Medlock compete for the third spot and hybrid Sam/Eagle role. - KP Price could also fill the hybrid assignment, though the staff may prefer to move him back toward safety after he played extensive linebacker snaps last year.

- Expect RPO heavy with MM running; likely limited this spring to keep him healthy.

- BOB failed to invite AJ, best team coverage; limited engagement with already weak fanbase.

- DBs jumping routes Thursday; could interpret as bad read coverage by QBs.

- RBs run hard, varied styles. - LB faster, better coverage. - DL consistent pressure but OL holding ~40%. - QBs talented but accuracy inconsistent. - WRs biggest question—speed/size present but no clear top guy yet.

- O'Brien building completely new offense around Mason, Grayson, other skill-set guys; QB-dependent scheme.

- Defense: Team has 4...

- TE: Totally disagree, BoB's offense needs TE's to be able to block and catch.

- RB: I really like the RB room, it's the deepest it's been in years.

- – Day eight of spring practice kicked off on Thursday morning for the 2026 Boston College Football program. - It was the offense that was on the same page early, with Reed Swanson hauling in a long ball down the Fish Field House sideline on one of the first plays of the opening competitive team period.

- – The 2026 Boston College Eagles kicked off week three of spring football on Tuesday morning with their seventh practice session of the month. - After practice, sophomore running back Bo MacCormack III and senior cornerback Max Tucker met with the media.

- WR: WR transfer from Colgate

- The Serb enormous but never saw field behind Hafley's weak OL; size important but doesn't guarantee good OL play.

- RB can play multiple positions; 4th-5th round prospect at earliest.

- LB: How much RPO will the offense run.

- College athletes are professionals now; Castellanos at 23 is fair target for criticism.

- Lower DD/EE rows now DBS; concerned empty seats despite sold-out claims amid high DBS pricing.

- Cuttino Mobley made Elite 8 late 90s with Lamar Odom, Tyson Wheeler.

- KICKER: We need a punter who doesn't shank 20 yarders under pressure.

- Pick/market: Similar to the DT discussion, it's worth breaking this out into two positions.

- Intel: Honestly it’ll make playing with them funner with a longer rebuild instead of in the CFP in year 1

- Pick/market: I don’t think the retirement gig thing is fair nor the family stuff.

- Intel: i didn't want anyone to see his 26 stats because he slumped, but his 24 and 25 numbers were good.

- Intel: Reminds me of the “td banknorth fleetcenter Boston garden” haha

- Toomey is game-time decision; poster says hold him out, get him fully healthy for next week and regionals.

- Boston College upset pick vs Notre Dame, handing ND one of two losses.

- Pick/market: Portal Season is gonna be wild.

- Akbar Waheed's father hired at St. - Bonaventure; potential landing spot in portal.

- Intel: we all blame Earl for that team, but maybe it was bad players.

- Marko Radunovic looked good early; unclear why limited playing time.

- Petronio departure was his choice; players choosing not to return due to playing time or financial circumstances.

- Pick/market: Asking Bill Wednesday.

- Academic ineligibility no longer exists in D-1 football; thing of the past.

- Intel: I’d like to see an article about football players that transferred out of BC.

- Intel: It certainly feels to me like NYK/Philly is the actual ECF.

- BC reached out to portal prospect like dozen other schools; no special connection.

- Intel: Well their season is in the toilet so I guess its on to football season for them