BC is in a lot of hurt. Worst sports program in the ACC, and the only thing of pride for those guys to point to is hockey (which is actually really good). They should have never left the Big East.I had no idea Boston College was putting their hopes and dreams in this man turning around their athletics department
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I had no idea Boston College was putting their hopes and dreams in this man turning around their athletics department
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They seem to believe that the new president who was formerly the football chaplain will get them going on a better trajectory. We’ll see lol. They got fundraiser James on the case to help em be
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I just can't see BC pulling it off. They're more like Holy Cross than Notre Dame. I highly doubt their alumni base antes up in this NIL era. And the Boston community could give two ***** about them. Nothing at all like Miami community. Bostonians have stronger affinity to BU and Northeastern, neither of whom have a football team.
The only way they come back is if the BiG decides to invest in them for the Boston media market like their original plan for Rutgers (NY metro) and Maryland (DC metro). But those bets haven't really worked out. Much easier to expand with a Miami and to a lesser extent SMU (Dallas) who have alumni who are committed to football and sports. The Canes also already have the community support.
The only way they come back is if the BiG decides to invest in them for the Boston media market like their original plan for Rutgers (NY metro) and Maryland (DC metro). But those bets haven't really worked out. Much easier to expand with a Miami and to a lesser extent SMU (Dallas) who have alumni who are committed to football and sports. The Canes also already have the community support.