On Saturday afternoon, Boston College opened the 2026 season against Cincinnati. After a 2-10 year, BC tore the roster down to the studs and reset, with the biggest new face being starting quarterback Mason McKenzie, a dangerous dual threat at Saginaw Valley State last season. BC leaned on the run early. Evan Dickens broke out […]

The Eagles' starting quarterback is relying on months of preparation heading into BC's Week 1 matchup at Cincinnati.

The Eagles will have five captains for this upcoming season, two of which are transfers.

On Wednesday, QBs coach Jonathan DiBiaso went into depth on the Eagles' two primary backup quarterbacks this year and where they stand from a coaching perspective.

McKenzie is entering his first season with the Eagles after transferring from Saginaw Valley State in January.

Sports Illustrated staff writer Bryan Fischer sits down with Boston College head coach Bill O’Brien at ACC Media Days in Charlotte, North Carolina, in July 2026. O’Brien discusses new starting quarterback Mason McKenzie, rebuilding the Eagles through the transfer portal, improving the offensive line and run game, and the changes he expects under defensive coordinator Ted Roof. He also explains why he believes the ACC deserves more respect nationally, how his NFL experience helps him manage today’s college football landscape, his longtime relationship with Bill Belichick, and what success looks like for Boston College in 2026.

The Eagles practiced inside Alumni Stadium for the first time, going through all sorts of game scenarios with real game officials in attendance.

Although the Eagles are coming off a 2-10 season, the emphasis throughout fall camp has been moving forward especially with numerous new faces.

All the sights, sounds, and highlights from the third day of fall camp, which saw the players wearing uppers for the first time.