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Boston Colleges Wide Receiver Room Gets a Boost: Landon Wright Joins the Mix Boston Colleges wide receiver corps is in need of a playmaker following the departure of Lewis Bond and Reed Harris. With limited experience among the remaining receivers, the arrival of transfer Landon Wright from Washington State presents an opportunity for him to step into a significant role. Wright, along with other transfers Javarius Green and Reed Swanson, will compete for snaps, with Wrights potential highlighted by his impressive stats from sources like Pro Football Focus.

Boston College football fans, mark your calendars! The Eagles will face Notre Dame on November 14, 2026, in South Bend, Indiana. This is the 29th meeting between the rivals, with Notre Dame leading 18-9, excluding a vacated win. Boston Colleges last victory was in 2008. The Eagles have six away games next season, including trips to Cincinnati, Duke, Georgia Tech, Miami, and Southern Methodist University. They start the season at Cincinnati on September 5, followed by Maine on September 19 and Rutgers on September 22. Notre Dames full schedule was released last Friday, starting with Wisconsin at Lambeau Field on September 6. Boston Colleges complete schedule will...

Kevyn Humes, a former Maryland defensive back, has switched his commitment from Boston College to Rutgers, joining the Scarlet Knights as a lockdown corner. Humes, a Baltimore native, played in seventeen games for the Terps, recording twenty-eight tackles and one pass defended. He shares a high school history with Boston College safety KP Price, who helped recruit him to Chestnut Hill. Humes will face his old team next year when Rutgers visits Alumni Stadium. Boston College has also been active in the transfer portal, adding over twenty players to rebuild their roster.

Boston College football secures 27th recruit, Owen Snively, a 64, 300-pound grad student from Eastern Michigan. Snively, a Fremont, New Hampshire native, brings a solid resume and started 10 games last year. He joins a massive transfer portal haul, including standouts from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Notre Dame, turning the Eagles into a transfer portal powerhouse for the 2026 season.

Boston Colleges Running Back Room: A Post-Portal Analysis - After a tumultuous transfer portal season, Boston Colleges running back room faces a significant overhaul. With three key players departing, the Eagles turn to a record-breaking portal class to fill the void. As training camp approaches, the revamped backfield promises a potential boost in speed and depth, igniting excitement for the upcoming season.

Rutgers football secures a significant transfer addition with the signing of cornerback Kevyn Humes, a former Maryland player with two seasons of Big Ten experience. Humes, a versatile defender with speed and explosion, is set to compete for a starting spot and enroll in classes soon. He brings two years of eligibility left and can play both outside and slot corner, filling the void left by Bo Mascoes transfer. Fans and coaches are excited about his impact, with Humes joining Zahmir Dawud and Bradlee Jones as the third cornerback Rutgers grabbed this month through the portal.

Boston College bolsters offensive line with transfer Owen Snively, a six-foot-four, three-hundred-pound grad student from Eastern Michigan. Snively, who started every game last season at left guard, fills a significant gap left by graduated and transferred players. Hell compete with other veterans for interior spots, adding experience to a reshuffled line. Meanwhile, the portal window is likely closed for Boston College, and Kevyn Humes, who had signed, is now heading to Rutgers.

Jeff Hafley, former Boston College head coach, lands Miami Dolphins top job after stints at Green Bay Packers. In introductory press conference, Hafley reflects on Boston College years, admits mistakes, and expresses gratitude for past experiences. Fans eager to see his impact on Dolphins defense.