Boston College returns to practice, looks ahead to Pittsburgh
Boston College resumed practice Tuesday following its bye week to get ready for Pittsburgh. Coach Bill O'Brien, receiver Johnathan Montague Jr., and defensive back/punt returner Charlie Comella met with reporters after the session. The Eagles will host Pitt at noon Saturday as they aim to get back to .500.
After an open date, Boston College practiced Tuesday and shifted focus to Pittsburgh. Head coach Bill O’Brien, wide receiver Johnathan Montague Jr., and defensive back/punt returner Charlie Comella spoke with reporters following the workout. The Eagles will host Pitt at noon Saturday, seeking a result that would return their record to .500.
The media availability came as part of Pitt Week preparations. Boston College’s home matchup offers the team a chance to move back toward even overall standing.
The outcome and atmosphere around Boston College’s home game could affect students, alumni, local businesses, and fans who follow the program. A Saturday noon kickoff may bring visitors to campus and nearby establishments, while a win might lift morale and sustain interest in the team’s season. Conversely, a loss could temper enthusiasm, though the broader social and economic effects would likely remain modest and localized. Media coverage and fan discussion may also shape how the program is perceived during the week.