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Eagles Fall to Hurricanes at Alumni Stadium in American Football Showdown

The Boston College Eagles, with a record of 6-6, faced off against the Miami (FL) Hurricanes who held a 7-5 record. The game concluded with the Hurricanes outscoring the Eagles 45-20.


Oct 30, 2021; Syracuse, New York, USA; Boston College Eagles wide receiver Zay Flowers (4) catches a pass in warm up drills prior to a game against the Syracuse Orange at the Carrier Dome. Mandatory Credit: Mark Konezny-USA TODAY Sports

In an intense game at Alumni Stadium, the Boston College Eagles were unable to secure victory against the visiting Miami (FL) Hurricanes. The home side's efforts were evident as they amassed a total of 294 yards and achieved a perfect red zone efficiency with two successes from two attempts. The Eagles' offense managed to score three touchdowns during the game.


The rushing attack was particularly effective for Boston College, contributing two touchdowns and gaining 143 yards over 26 attempts. One rush resulted in an impressive longest touchdown of 21 yards. Through the air, Boston College completed 15 passes on 25 attempts for a total of 151 passing yards and one touchdown; their longest pass completion was for an impressive distance of 40 yards.


Despite their efforts, turnovers proved costly for the Eagles as they threw two interceptions during the contest. On special teams, while no punts were blocked or returned for touchdowns by either team, Boston College did manage to block one special play which showcased their defensive capabilities.


On defense, although no sacks were recorded by either team's defense throughout this encounter at Alumni Stadium, Boston College did force one fumble which they recovered themselves resulting in negative yardage for Miami (FL). Penalties seemed under control with only three infractions costing them thirty penalty yards.


The Hurricanes demonstrated strong offensive capabilities throughout each quarter scoring seven points in Q1 matched by seven from BC; however pulling ahead significantly in Q2 adding twenty-one points without reply from BC who remained scoreless that quarter. They continued their scoring streak into Q3 with another seven points matched again by BC but pulled further away in Q4 adding ten more points while limiting BC to just six additional points before full time was called.


Looking ahead after this challenging encounter against Miami (FL), fans can mark their calendars for when Boston College will next take on SMU Mustangs at Fenway Park on December 28th at noon local time. This upcoming game will be broadcasted live on ESPN where supporters can tune in to follow all action live from one of baseball's most iconic venues repurposed for college football excitement.

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