CHESTNUT HILL- Boston College head coach Bill O’Brien officially put to rest any speculation regarding the team’s offensive leadership. Following the departure of former offensive coordinator Will Lawing to the NFL’s Chicago Bears, O’Brien confirmed that he will personally step into the role of offensive coordinator and primary play-caller for the Eagles.
As the snow melts on Chestnut Hill, the Bill O’Brien era enters a pivotal third spring. Coming off a challenging two-win season in 2025, the Eagles are effectively “re-booting” the program. With a roster overhaul and significant staff changes, this spring practice is less about fine-tuning and more about establishing a new identity.
Spring practices across New England are kicking off this week and one common theme is quarterback competitions. Several Division One programs will feature quarterback competitions.
Image courtesy of BC Athletics FOXBOROUGH – They’ll be the first to tell you that games aren’t won and lost on vibes in March. But, after a bunch of change both on the staff and with the roster for Boston College, there’s a quiet excitement brewing inside the offices of Alumni Stadium. Spring ball starts in nine days (depending on when you’re reading this, the day is March 10) and……
Bill O’Brien is entering a make or break third year at the Heights. After offensive coordinator Will Lawing left for the Chicago Bears earlier this offseason season, O’Brien has yet to replace him.
As John Sarianides reported on Tuesday evening, Ben Albert was a name to watch when it comes to the BC D-line position.
Boston College has hired Jules Montinar as the program’s new defensive backs coach. As reported by Matt Zenitz on Tuesday, the Eagles have landed a 15-year coaching veteran to lead their secondary, bringing a wealth of experience from across the college football landscape.
During a 45-minute Zoom session held by the Carolina Panthers’ media staff on Tuesday, former BC legend Luke Kuechly spoke about the honor, his time with the Eagles and more.
Xaverian Brothers quarterback Will Wood officially received a scholarship offer from Boston College. The offer, extended on Monday marks a pivotal moment for the Class of 2027 prospect, who has rapidly become one of the most coveted signal-callers in the Northeast.
That new O-line coach hire is already paying off for BC. Hawken Anderson – son of new OL coach Kurt Anderson – and Suffield Academy standout officially committed to BC with a social media announcement on Sunday afternoon.