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The Eagles' Replay column considers the positives and growing pains from the Cincinnati game. It places the performance in the context of a reshaped roster and Bill O'Brien's work to build continuity.
Mason McKenzie threw for 223 yards, but the Eagles lost 34–15 on the road. Boston College's recap follows the scoring, highlights Anthony Palano's defensive production, and links to the gamebook.
The historical feature returns to an earlier period of change for the Eagles. It explains how a trip to Cincinnati fit into the development of Boston College's late-1990s teams.
Boston College opens conference play at Virginia on December 6 and will split its league schedule evenly between home and road games. The regular season ends with visits to California and Stanford.
Jared Jordan will lead player development, with Andre Berry and Gilvydas Biruta assisting in that area. Luke Murray also added Chris Mastrangelo in basketball administration and Charlie Weisberg as a graduate assistant.
The Madrid native brings experience with several Spanish clubs to Kate Popovec-Goss's roster. Boston College's announcement describes her ability to play inside and on the perimeter, alongside her recent results with Baloncesto Torrelodones.
Boston College will share the event's Magic Group with UCF, Cincinnati and Georgia. The Eagles are scheduled to play on November 26 and 27 at ESPN Wide World of Sports in Florida.
Luke Murray's first season begins at home against Wagner on November 3. The announced schedule also includes UMass at TD Garden, a visit to Harvard and an ACC/SEC Challenge trip to Georgia.
Boston College's nonconference plans include seven games at Conte Forum, a short trip to Harvard and a December visit to Indiana. The Eagles will also face Charleston and BYU at the St. Pete Showcase.