2009 Schedule Released
The 2009 Boston College football schedule has been released. The Eagles will open the season on September
5th when they host Northeastern. The ACC opener will come two weeks later at Clemson. The Eagles will host
Wake Forest, Florida State, NC State and North Carolina in conference play. Here is the complete schedule.
Most of the game times will be determined later.
Sep 5 Northeastern (2pm)
Sep 12 Kent State (2pm)
Sep 19 at Clemson (12pm)
Sep 26 Wake Forest
Oct 3 Florida State
Oct 10 at Virginia Tech
Oct 17 NC State
Oct 24 at Notre Dame (3:30pm)
Oct 31 Central Michigan
Nov 14 at Virginia
Nov 21 North Carolina
Nov 28 at Maryland
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2008 BC Rankings
| Statistic |
NCAA Rank |
ACC Rank |
| Offense - Run |
63 |
5 |
| Offense - Pass |
93 |
10 |
| Total Offense |
94 |
8 |
| Defense - Run |
7 |
1 |
| Defense - Pass |
20 |
6 |
| Total Defense |
5 |
1 |
The 2008 Eagles ranked 7th in the nation in pass efficiency defense.
BC was tied for 26th in sacks per game (2.5).
Mark Herzlich and Paul Anderson were tied for 16th in the nation in interceptions with six.
BC is 24-5 in games following a loss since 2001 (but only 4-3 in their last seven
games following a loss).
Boston College's 96% football graduation rate ranks second only to
Navy (98%) in Division 1-A and 1-AA. Notre Dame and Stanford were third and fourth, respectively.