Both out. Robichaux needs to kill a ton of clock or Miami is going to have a field day on offense

Dan Mullen on campus to call the game...

President Kennedy assassinated in Dallas. I was in first grade at St Joseph's Elementary School. Mother Superior knocked on the door, Sister Theresa James stepped out and came back in the room crying. She told us the President had been shot and school was being dismissed. As a young child I was happy about early dismissal. My parents kept me in for most of weekend to watch the funeral. Like many here I still have the "Torch Has Passed" book. Might have been a Life Magazine piece documenting the events. My first life experience where I know where I was when it happened.

I hope you all have a great day with your non-EagleAction families!

Rumor out there.

All BC OL and lots of BC mentions, Both Fluties, Smerlas, Nash Cronan, Al Louis Jean

criteria did not include Central and Western mass players

Apparently I forgot to post this here yesterday. Everything from Haf's last regular season Monday presser...

The annual guessing game about ND joining the Big Ten or any other conference needs to be put on permanent hold, just re upped tv deal with NBC through 2029, evidently movers and shakers in So Bend like just where they are in the cfb world.

So, here we are again with two pathetic offensive performances. Is Castellanos the QB of the future at the heights? Is he the dual threat we thought he was? With a tougher schedule next will this team compete?

Fire Haf, bring Chip home.

There has been a lot of discussion about JZ and his role and value to the team. The Citadel game more or less proved he is the number 2 player on the team right now and will continue to be important for the team's success this year.

The question has become how well can he play in the ACC league games. I think JZ can remain extremely important to the team in ACC play. With Post being able to stretch the court and most likely taking the rim protector with him, it opens up JZ's back-to-the-basket game. He is fairly strong and can use this game against guards that might be more athletic than he. Some of the shots he sank at Citadel (such the one at the end of the game with his right hand coming from the left lane) indicate he has some nice moves. With his his 3 pt shot, and the potential of at least one other 3 pt threat (Hand), he might remain a 2nd or 3rd scoring threat the team needs on offense. Last year opposing defenses just stayed in the paint against BC and this aspect of this game and his driving was not effective. Threats from the 3 might change that...

BC got a commitment today from a long snapper from a Catholic school in Tennessee. Didn’t catch the name.

BC's top back (now) spoke with the media for a couple minutes on Monday for the first time (I think) this season...

He looked better than 1 of the QBs tonight.

BC beats ND 41-39 and gets FSU its 1st national title.

Quite a different look at The Heights today.

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Tim Boyle will be the starting QB for the Jets next week.

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Line BC -5.5

Official arklj homage BC placed. BC - 10.5 (+205).

On a scale of Duke to Central Connecticut, where does this fall for must wins? Solid 8.5 out of 10. Wouldn't be crippling. Harvard might be decent with that frosh guard but losses like this would lower margin of error in conference.

Prediction. Harvard shooting 43% from three. Opponents shooting 29%. That seems unsustainable and driving some easy wins. I think we win by double digits unless there is something like that in the three point shooting.

Northwestern the opponent as has been the case. Great match. My daughter plays so interested. BC team had a good season and are getting much better. Were super competitive against UNC and NW.

I sent an email to Blake James strongly recommending that replace Hafley.
Will see if/how he chooses to responds.

tough play to win these days

1. Dominic Pressley [quick as a cat, had more breakaway steals than any other BC player
2. Sean Williams [ best shot blocker on a BC team]
3. Stef Mitchell [Watch that Duke game his feshmen year]
4. Sean Marshall [tough and gritty, a winner]
5. Bill Curley [undersized center, he held his own against the best in the Big East]