Posts Tagged ‘ Boston College ’

Maryland Terrapins Lose Another Signal Caller

January 9, 2013
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Maryland Terrapins Lose Another Signal Caller

The Maryland Terrapins just lost sophomore quarterback Devin Burns who announced his withdrawal from the school and his expectation of transferring to another program.  As of late, the QB position has been suspect for Maryland with the Terrapins losing five signal callers in 2012, four to injuries and one, QB Danny O’Brien, to transfer.  However, in 2013 Maryland will be deep at quarterback with stiff competition.  It is likely Burns’ withdrawal is a result of him presumably not going...

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BC’s Luke Kuechly adds four trophies to his mantel

December 13, 2011
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BC’s Luke Kuechly adds four trophies to his mantel

Boston College linebacker Luke Kuechly had an unprecedented 2011 campaign sweeping the trophy ranks going 4-4 in which he was named a finalist. The 6’3, 237 pound junior took home four of the nation’s top accolades for his superb individual efforts on-and-off the field. Last night, he completed the trophy sweep when he was honored with the Bronko Nagurski Trophy awarded to the nation’s top college defensive player. Kuechly beat out Penn State’s Devon Still, LSU’s Morris Claiborne, Alabama’s...

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2011 Rotary Lombardi finalists announced

November 9, 2011
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2011 Rotary Lombardi finalists announced

The 2011 Rotary Lombardi Award finalists were named earlier this evening from a strong pool of 12 semi-finalists at a heavily attended announcement party at Houston’s Tasting Room Wine Bar. The four finalists are: LB Dont’a Hightower (Alabama) LB Courtney Upshaw (Alabama) OT Jonathan Martin (Stanford) LB Luke Kuechly (Boston College) The 42nd Rotary Lombardi awarded will be presented on December 7, 2011 during the award show at the Reliant Center in Houston, Texas.

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The party is officially over in Durham

November 10, 2010
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The party is officially over in Durham

Duke university is officially canceling its pregame festivities commonly referred to as Tailgate. In light of last Saturday’s drunken stupor, the university is closing the gates on a pre-football game tradition. Vice President of Student Affairs, Larry Moneta, deemed “Tailgate has become and embarrassment.” Moneta’s strong words were an apparent reaction to a 15 year-old guest being found passed out in a porta-potty after the crowd dispersed and headed to the stadium.  Being a minor, information of the incident is...

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Scooter accident ends DeSouza’s season

October 22, 2010
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Scooter accident ends DeSouza’s season

Some unfortunate news is coming out of the Maryland camp this morning. Starting right tackle Pete DeSouza suffered two broken legs in an on-campus scooter accident last night. The redshirt freshman was riding his scooter just outside Cole Field House westbound on Campus Drive when a motorist suddenly turned left right into the path of DeSouza causing the impact. When police arrived at the scene, they issued the driver of the vehicle a traffic citation for failing to yield...

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Friedgen feeling the pressure as Terps head into ACC play

September 29, 2010
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Friedgen feeling the pressure as Terps head into ACC play

Carrying an impressive 3-1 record, the Maryland Terrapins will host ACC foe Duke this Saturday at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium in College Park, MD. Saturday’s game against Duke will be Maryland’s first conference game of the season. Although the season is very young, the lack of a presence of a truly dominate team in the conference makes the race for the ACC seem wide open this year. Expectations in College Park, and among Maryland alumni are high for the Terps...

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Bobby Johnson, Vanderbilt part ways

July 14, 2010
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Bobby Johnson, Vanderbilt part ways

Less than 2 months before the season opener against Northwestern, word out in Nashville is Vanderbilt’s Bobby Johnson was forced to resign today. There are mixed reports about the reason for his resignation, but you really don’t have to look further than his record after 8 season, 29-66. His only on-the-field highlight was a 16-14 win over Boston College in the 2008 Music City Bowl. In 2009, he was 0-8 in SEC play and only managed to win 2...

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Q&A with former BC standout Nick Larkin

June 25, 2010
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Q&A with former BC standout Nick Larkin

In 2003, DE Nick Larkin was forced to redshirt his freshman season as he was still recovering from an injury suffered while playing at Saint Xavier. Though he was unable to play that year, his passion for football and dedication to the game landed him back on the field in 2004. In a much anticipated debut, Larkin finally saw action as BC took the field against Ball State at Scheumann Stadium on September 2nd, 2004 in which BC won...

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