Gold alternate jersey features retro eagle logo on the front; will make their debut on Friday, January 26, against Boston University
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New Balance Now Outfitting Boston College (Except in Football)
Boston College announced on Tuesday morning that New Balance will become the new official outfitter of 30 of the Eagles’ 31 varsity athletic programs. That excludes football, which will announce a separate deal in the coming weeks. “This partnership will be an absolute game-changer for Boston College athletics and our
Boston College Eagles Reveal New Red Bandana Alternate Uniforms
The Boston College football program will continue its annual tradition of honoring former lacrosse player Welles Crowther by wearing its Red Bandana alternate uniform this fall. But rather than simply adding paisley to their accessories, the Eagles recently unveiled a brand new look where the pattern is far more prominent.
Boston College Eagles To Bring Back 1984 Throwback Road Uniforms
Boston College hired former Ohio State defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley this offseason to resurrect a program that has reached double-digit wins just two times in the last 35 seasons. So, in an effort to return the Eagles to their glory days, Hafley reintroduced the road version of their 1984 throwback uniforms
Under Armour Unveils School Heritage Uniforms For 150th Anniversary Of College Football
Several Under Armour schools took to Twitter earlier this week to unveil throwback uniforms as part of the apparel company’s “School Heritage” line, which commemorates the 150th anniversary of college football’s first game. From Under Armour’s press release: Fans storming the field after the biggest upset win in school history.
Boston College Eagles Announce Return Of 1984 Throwback Uniforms
Continuing today’s theme of Under Armour’s marquee programs unveiling throwback uniforms, Boston College on Tuesday afternoon announced the return of their 1984 set for select games this fall. The Eagles went 10-2 that season, notably beating 12th-ranked Miami, 47-45, on Hail Mary from Doug Flutie to Gerard Phelan as time