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Few quick observations:

-Taji Johnson sorta looks like Larry Fitz. Big dude who can go up and get it. He’s definitely gained weight too

-Logan Taylor is massive. Everyone’s massive when you’re 5’ tall but this dude is going to be a problem

-On the other side, Khris Banks might be in for a breakout year. He’s gotten bigger and looks like a different guy

-I can’t wait to watch O’Keefe return kicks. Just his first step is absurdly quick

-Saw McCarthy working with the TE’s

I flew up to Buffalo for a funeral on Friday. I was supposed to fly out yesterday afternoon but got stuck due to weather. Same today. I now fly out Wednesday afternoon.

Any suggestions of things to do/see in downtown Buffalo on a Tuesday? I don’t have a car, but can Uber somewhere. If any of you live here and want to grab a bite or a drink, let me know.

If BC is going to have a running game again, it can't all fall on Pat Garwo. Alex Broome may have a bigger role this year and he talked about being more confident after practice on Monday

You guys have been awesome and generously donated to my Pan-Mass Challenge ride the past few years. The PMC is this weekend and I will be riding two days from Babson College in Wellesley to Provincetown. 100% of all money donated goes to cancer research and care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Thank you to Winningeagle for his donation.

This is the link to my donation page: https://profile.pmc.org/TF0155

This year I am dedicating my ride in the memory of Patrick Nash one of my best friends from BC. Pat died from pancreatic cancer last November.

Total snaps played for BC players across each position group. This is clearly a team that has a lot of experience in some key spots.

Well, well, well, we actually got a couple nuggets from Haf today. Backup QB and kicker news, and it sounds like that QB1 thing might be closer than I think. Although, I don't believe Morehead's in any actual danger yet and he deserves the chance to continue showing he's the guy for the first three weeks at least.

Didn’t have any availability this weekend, got today & Wednesday this week. 1st scrimmage is Sunday (no access). Here’s what I saw today…

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Shouldn't DeMarr have enrolled at a school by now? or is he going to play in Europe? TJ?

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Tried to get as many questions in as possible, he spoke for about 15 minutes. Some good stuff here...

We have an ad who is invisible. Ugh!

With USC, UCLA already departing and now Colorado and Prime Time headed to the Big 12 the Pac-12 is down to 9 teams. With no TV deal in sight looks like we are headed to 3 super conferences. Everyone else will be toast.

The eagles will take to the ice with a new coach for the first time in almost 3 decades against a good quinnapiac (?) team at home.

expectations for this team are pretty low, but I’m excited to see how this team plays under brown.

No doubt I'll be ridiculed for suggesting this idea, but just give it a moments thought. How about BC in the Ivy League? First, I have no idea if the Ivy League would ever consider adding a new team generally, or BC in particular, but might be worth a bit of exploring. Consider:
1. the Ivy League actually adheres to student-athlete model;
2. the Ivy League significantly enhances academic prestige and reputation, really the essential consideration for a serious university; attractive to students from across the globe; Ivy League is still "top of the food chain" for universities;
3. Ivy League basketball and Ivy League hockey are very competitive and play at a high level, even "NCAA tournament level";
5. football is certainly not at the top level, but it is played in wonderful settings / venues on Fall afternoons in the Northeast: Dartmouth, Princeton, Harvard etc. Football games and tailgate experience is authentically collegiate.
6. obviously, conference stability is not an issue and "re-alignment" is not a threat;

BC seems to me to be a terrific profile for the Ivy League: outstanding academics, true student-athlete model for athletics teams, private university, geographic "fit".

Just watched his post practice presser. Besides being jacked, he is poised and energized. Going to be exciting to watch. Also first player that I've noticed that shook the reporters hands at the beginning at the end.

Adam and John are at the NE 7-on-7 for us tonight and caught up with Henry Hasselbeck for NEFJ.

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When the roster updates, we update the weight changes.

Not a lot of huge movers this time but a couple of noteworthy changes.

Eagles are back on the field inside Fish. Here’s what I saw in the half hour we get:

-Lytton was hitting bombs before the rest of the team got there, looked bigger too
-Candotti was punting balls that were hitting the roof.
-TE’s were the 1st position group to arrive, then QB’s, then DB’s & LB’s, DL & OL (all within 5 minutes of each other)
-The WR’s hit sleds briefly & worked on getting off being jammed. Big, athletic group
-Garwo, O’Keefe, Tomlin, Williams & Khari Johnson were fielding punts
-Only real drill I saw was the usual ball security drill
-Met the AD for the 1st time. Nice enough but weird vibe. Said I thought it’ll be a good year for the team and he said “it needs to be” so take that for what it’s worth

More stuff up on the site after pressers later on