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Boston College lands top hockey phenom Rocco Pelosi

Boston College just scored a massive win for its hockey future by landing Rocco Pelosi, the top-ranked American skater born in 2009. Pelosi, who racked up an incredible 140 points last season, is set to join the Eagles after a stint with the US National Team Development Program. Even more exciting—he’s the younger brother of Bruins prospect Chris Pelosi, so hockey talent clearly runs in the family. With Pelosi joining recent commits Finn Sears and Jake Boguniecki, BC’s lineup is looking stacked for years to come. How do you think this will shape the team’s future? #Sports #IceHockey #BostonCollege

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Meet Boston College’s new football captains

Boston College football just revealed its 2025 team captains, and it’s a whole new crew ready to lead the Eagles on and off the field. This year’s group includes standout wide receivers Lewis Bond and Luke McLaughlin, linemen Jude Bowry and Logan Taylor, plus defensive leaders Bam Crouch, Owen McGowan, KP Price, and Quintayvious Hutchins. Each captain is stepping up to replace last year’s leaders, bringing fresh energy and commitment to the team. With the season opener against Fordham on August 30, how do you think this new leadership will shape BC’s season? #Sports #Football #BostonCollege

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Boston College football gets major boost

Boston College football just secured a game-changing investment: two key coaching positions are now permanently funded thanks to generous gifts from alumni. This move means the offensive and defensive coordinators—now named in honor of Edward F. Connelly and the Fee family—will have long-term support, helping BC attract and keep top coaching talent. For fans and the campus community, it’s a clear sign that BC is doubling down on building a winning program and supporting student-athletes. What do you think—will this kind of backing help BC football reach new heights? #Sports #BostonCollege #CollegeFootball

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Boston College QB Grayson James makes Golden Arm list

Boston College’s Grayson James just landed on the prestigious Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Watch List, putting him among the top senior quarterbacks in the country. After a rollercoaster season—earning the starting job, leading the Eagles to a bowl game, and now sharing snaps with Alabama transfer Dylan Lonergan—James is turning heads in the ACC. With both QBs expected to see action this season, it’s shaping up to be an exciting year for Boston College fans. How do you feel about this QB competition, and what are your hopes for the Eagles this fall? #Sports #Football #BostonCollege

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How revenue sharing could reshape BC football

Boston College football might finally get a fair shot at top recruits, thanks to new NCAA revenue sharing rules. With every Power Conference school set to receive the same $20.5 million pool for athletes, BC’s coach Bill O’Brien sees a real chance to compete with powerhouse programs that have bigger NIL budgets. O’Brien believes this change could level the playing field, making BC’s strong academics and community focus even more attractive. There’s still a lot to figure out, but this could be a turning point for BC football’s future. What do you think—will equal funding really help schools like BC catch up? #Sports #Football #BostonCollege

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Boston College stars head to Olympic camp

Four Boston College hockey alums just got the call to the U.S. Men's Olympic Orientation Camp—Noah Hanifin, Matt Boldy, Chris Kreider, and Alex Tuch. It’s a proud moment for Eagles fans, seeing familiar faces now representing different NHL teams come together for a shot at the Olympics. The camp brings together 44 top players from 24 NHL teams, all aiming for a spot on Team USA. With so much BC talent in the mix, it’s a real testament to the program’s impact. Who do you think will make the final Olympic roster? #Sports #IceHockey #BostonCollege

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Boston College football’s new QB era begins

Boston College football is shaking things up as training camp wraps up—Dylan Lonergan, a transfer from Alabama, has just been named the starting quarterback after a fierce competition. Fans are buzzing about what his leadership could mean for the Eagles’ season opener against Fordham. On the flip side, the team faces setbacks: promising wide receiver Johnathan Montague Jr. is out for the year with an ACL injury, and several other key players are nursing minor injuries. With all these changes, how do you think the Eagles will perform this season? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #BostonCollege

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BC hockey shakes things up with three captains

Boston College men’s hockey is breaking tradition by naming not one, but three captains for the 2025-26 season—Brady Berard, Andre Gasseau, and Lukas Gustafsson. This is the first time under Coach Greg Brown that the Eagles will have a leadership trio, moving away from the single-captain model. Gasseau, a Bruins draft pick, and Gustafsson, a standout defenseman, bring experience, while Berard, a recent transfer, adds fresh perspective. What do you think—will this new approach boost team chemistry and performance, or is it better to have just one leader? #Sports #IceHockey #BostonCollege

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Boston College faces new QB challenges this season

Boston College fans, get ready for some fresh quarterback matchups this fall! Cal has picked Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele as their starter, while Syracuse is rolling with Steve Angeli, a transfer from Notre Dame. These decisions could shake up the Eagles’ game plans when they host Cal on September 28 and travel to Syracuse on November 29. Meanwhile, BC softball just signed outfielder Nicole Riddell, and field hockey is gearing up for their season opener. With just 11 days until kickoff, which matchup are you most excited about? Let’s talk predictions and what these changes might mean for BC’s season! #Sports #Football #BostonCollege

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Ty Lockwood’s fresh start at Boston College

Ty Lockwood is embracing a big change at Boston College, where tight ends play a major role in the offense. He’s excited to work with familiar coaches and a talented quarterback he already knows from Alabama. What stands out is how the team uses its tight ends in creative ways—lining up everywhere and showing off different skills. Lockwood is focused on learning from his teammates and improving every day, knowing that the best players will get their shot. It’s a new chapter, and he’s all in. How do you think this approach will impact the team’s season? #Sports #Football #BostonCollege

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