Former UMass quarterback Brady Olson entered the transfer portal on December 4th. He has two years of eligibility left. Olson committed to UMass out of Milford High School where he was a three star prospect who played for his uncles, Dale and Dana Olson. Olson appeared in 19 games in his career at UMass. He completed 181-of-368 passes for 1,936 yards, 10 touchdown passes and 16 interceptions. We got a…
Xaverian quarterback Henry Hasselbeck is set to visit Boston College this weekend in what is a make or break visit for the Eagles. Hasselbeck visited UCLA last weekend. Head Coach Chip Kelly is a fan of Hasselbeck’s and feels he can be a potential starter for the Bruins, sooner than later. The Hasselbeck linage at Boston College is well established and while Henry wanted to carve his path when committing……
Boston College has picked up a commitment from former Ohio State cornerback Ryan Turner. Turner had Boston College on his short list of schools in 2022 before committing to the Buckeyes. The three star recruit out of Chaminade-Madonna in Florida held offers from B.C, Ohio State, Clemson, Arkansas, Georgia, Florida and LSU among others. Turner played in two games this season. He played 27 total snaps. At 5-11 189, he……
Image courtesy of Maine Athletics Maine quarterback Derek Robertson is entering the transfer portal. Robertson is entering the portal with one year of eligibility left. He had a career year in 2023, passing for 2,897 yards and 25 touchdown passes. The Yonkers, New York native stands at 6-2 205 pounds and committed to Maine in 2019. He served as the Black Bears back-up quarterback for two seasons before finally getting……
Image courtesy of Justin Joly’s Twitter account. Former UConn tight end Justin Joly has committed to N.C State. Joly made the announcement earlier this afternoon on Twitter. One of the best tight end prospects in portal, Joly has two years of eligibility left. The 6-3 215 pound move tight end is from Brewster, New York and played at Empire State power Iona Prep. Joly became an integral part of the……
Boston College added another impact player in the portal on Wednesday night when former Florida State and Kansas State running back Treshaun Ward announced that he is committing to Boston College. The Plant City, Florida native stands at 5-10 and 194 pounds. This past season, he rushed for 643 yards on 124 carries with five touchdowns. He also had 129 receiving yards and two receiving touchdowns. During his time in……
Former UMass running back Kayron Lynch-Adams announced yesterday that he is pulling his name out of consideration for the NFL Draft and is entering the transfer portal. Lynch-Adams is coming off of a season in which he rushed for 1,157 yards, 12 rushing touchdowns and averaged 4.9 yards per carry. Lynch-Adams also caught 20 passes for 118 yards. The Warren, Ohio native stands at 5-10 205 pounds and would be……
Boston College has picked up a commitment from cornerback Bryquice Brown. The Georgia State transfer is a graduate transfer with one year of eligibility left. Brown is a Dorchester native so this is a home coming for him. He has been a three year starter for the Panthers. The 6-0 185 pound cornerback finished with one interception, six passes defended and 25 solo tackles this past season. For his career,……
Boston College picked up a big commitment last night from Brunswick School (CT) interior offensive lineman Jadon LaFontant who decommitted from Kentucky and committed to Boston College. LaFontant announced his commitment last night on his social media pages. LaFontant committed to Kentucky in June and held offers from Syracuse, Pitt, Illinois, Duke, Charlotte and Vanderbilt. He also held several FCS offers as well. At 6-3 285, LaFontant profiles as a……
Boston College had a good day on the recruiting front yesterday. They picked up a commitment from international offensive lineman Pape Abdoulaye from Senegal. The Eagles offered Abdoulaye in October and he was in on campus this weekend as part of a large contingent of recruits on campus. The 6-7 301 pound tackle announced his commitment yesterday. “Alhamdulillah, first and foremost, praise be to God. Thank to my family specifically……