Boston College football linebacker Bryce Steele has won the 2025 Comeback Player of the Year Award. The honor, which is given out by College Sports Communicators in association with The AP and Fiesta Bowl,

Boston College linebacker Bryce Steele, who overcame several bouts with cancer to continue playing football, was one of three winners of college football’s Comeback Player of the Year Award announced Wednesday.

Boston College football may lose their starting QB Dylan Lonergan as he looks to enter the transfer portal for the upcoming season.

Boston College football has shared its opponents for the 2026 season. The Eagles will host Florida State, Maine, Pitt, Rutgers, Syracuse, and Virginia Tech and will travel to Cincinnati, Duke, Georgia Tech, Miami, Notre Dame, and SMU.

The Boston College football team is facing a potentially ugly offseason after going 2-10. They will look for answers in the transfer portal, but first we have to talk about the players who are jumping ship for greener pastures.

The Eagles salvaged their Week 14 game at Syracuse to finish 2-10 in O'Brien's second year at the helm in Chestnut Hill.

The former D tackle for the Eagles will have one year of eligibility left after missing all of the 2023 season due to injury.

The coach fired defensive coordinator Tim Lewis on Friday, according to Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports, and is parting ways with “a few members” of the staff. Lewis had been with the Eagles since 2024. Boston College’s defense was one of the worst in the country this year, allowing 433.8 yards per game and 32.8 points.

Despite allowing the fewest points of the season against an FBS opponent and playing exceptionally competitive ball for most of the game, Boston College's defense failed for two reasons. Firstly, they could not get any pressure on CJ Carr; that sounds like ...

The Atlantic Coast Conference announced future opponents for each of its member institutions for the 2026 season. The Eagles' opponents next season are as follows: Full schedule information, including dates for each matchup,

Watson referenced Vanderbilt, Virginia, Georgia Tech, and Duke as prestigious academic institutions that have revitalized their football programs. If they can do it, Watson said, so can BC.