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2015 Boston College Football Preview:
The Boston College Eagles had a solid season a year ago, winning 7 games and reaching the Pinstripe Bowl. The Eagles come into 2015 with some major new faces on the offensive side of the ball. Sophomore Darius Wade is slated to take over for the Eagles and has the potential to be the Boston College starting quarterback for the next 2 years. The focus of the Eagles offense will likely again fall on the running game, and Jon Hilliman will step into the starting role, after posting an 860 yard season a year ago. Hilliman led the Eagles in touchdowns a season ago, and will likely be featured early and often. The ACC Atlantic division is as wide open as it has been in years, and Boston College will look to take advantage of a forecasted down season for Florida State. Top home games on the Boston College Eagles 2015 football schedule will be against Florida State, Virginia Tech, and Notre Dame.

2014 Boston College Football Preview:
Last season the Boston College Eagles had one of the most talented teams the program has fielded in recent years. Running back Andre Williams set Boston College school records for rushing attempts (355) and rushing yards (2,177). Williams and company lead the Eagles to 7 wins and a trip to the AdvoCare V100 Bowl. For Boston College to match that success in 2014, they will need sophomore running back tandem of Myles Willis and Tyler Rouse to step into Williams big shoes. Luckily they will have the help of what should be one of the ACC’s best offensive lines, anchored by returning starters Andy Gallik and Bobby Vardaro. The Eagles have a number of interesting matchup on their schedule. In week 3 USC travels to Alumni Stadium in one of the biggest non-conference games in the ACC. ACC games that should not be missed are October 18th against Clemson, November 8th against ACC newcomer Louisville, and November 22 in Tallahassee against Florida State.

2013 Boston College Football Preview:
A new era has started in Boston College with the hiring of Steve Addazio. The first-year head coach will take over a program that lost 10 games for the first time since 1978. It will be an uphill climb at first for Addazio as he tries to change the culture of a football team that compiled a 13-24 record over the last three seasons. The good news for Addazio is that the Eagles will return their quarterback, running back, and top wide receiver in 2013. Senior Chase Rettig enters his 4th year as the starting quarterback and senior receiver Alex Amidon is fresh off of being voted on the All-ACC First Team. The running backs lack depth, but senior Andre Williams returns as the starter of that unit. Addazio will lean on the veterans as he navigates his way through his first season and with home games against Florida State and Virginia Tech, the seniors will need to step up so 2012 is not repeated.

2011 Boston College Football Preview:
Few teams have been more consistent in recent memory than Boston College. The Eagles have made the trip to 12 consecutive bowl games, and enjoyed a 7-6 season last year despite an anemic offense. Head coach Frank Spaziani is back for his third year and looks to compete for the ACC crown once again.

The offense struggled last season, and the Eagles relied heavily on their defensive prowess to win games. That will have to change this year, and with nine returning starters they might see some improvement. Sophomore Chase Rettig will lead the way under center, and looks to build on an up and down freshman campaign. Running back Montel Harris will certainly be the focus of the offense after rushing for more than 1,200 yards last year.

The defense should be strong for the Eagles once again. Middle linebacker Luke Kuechly is back a year after leading the ACC in tackles. Luke Kuechly and Max Holloway should be stout on the defensive line, and the secondary is expected to be reliable as well thanks to cornerback Donnie Fletcher.

2010 Boston College Football Preview:
The Boston College Eagles have not won a conference title since joining the ACC in 2005, but the powerhouse in inching closer, and 2010 could be the year. The team has now strung together 11 consecutive winning seasons and is just two years removed from a season in which it peaked at #2 in the AP poll and secured the Atlantic Division Championship.

Coming into 2010, it seems clear that BC's play against the ACC's top teams will determine where they finish in the standings. Since joining the competitive conference, the Eagles are 20-2 against teams from outside the ACC.

To help Boston College improve on its second-place finish in the Atlantic Division this season, roommates Montel Harris and Colin Larmond Jr. will need to shoulder much of the load on offense. Harris led the team in rushing last season with 1,457 yards and 14 touchdowns, and Larmond Jr. was typically tasked with blocking for his bunkmate. This season, Larmond Jr. will need to adapt his role to that of star receiver with the departure of Rich Gunnell.

While fans will sweat over every conference game in 2010, perhaps the biggest showdown will take place against BC's arch rival Notre Dame in Chestnut Hill on October 2.