Boston College Football Set to Host Bill O'Brien Underclassmen Football Clinic: The Rundown
Boston College football is set to host its next camp of the summer at midday Sunday for high school athletes entering grades nine to 11, which includes the graduating classes of 2029, 2028 and 2027.
This edition of BC’s summer football camps is called the “Bill O’Brien Underclassmen Football Clinic” and it will provide high-level, hands-on coaching from O’Brien and the Eagles’ football staff for a four-hour session. It is the third summer camp of the summer that O’Brien and co. have hosted.
“The Bill O'Brien Underclassmen Football Clinic offers aspiring athletes the opportunity to learn from one of the most respected coaching staffs in college football,” according to the BC football clinics website. “Attendees will focus on various fundamental football skills, compete in specific drills, and gain exposure from college coaches working at the FBS, FCS, DII, and DIII levels.”
The camp welcomes athletes who play any position, from kickers and punters to quarterbacks and wide receivers, and there are already a handful of players who have posted about attending the camp on social media, especially local ones.
One of those includes St. Paul’s School (N.H.) quarterback Webber Marx, a 6-foot-6, 210-pound First Team All-Conference signal caller in the class of ‘27 who boasts five Division I offers—his most recent is from Yale.
The BC Eagles’ football program’s most recent camp, which was called “BC Mega Camp,” resulted in several players receiving offers from O’Brien, and there is a chance that more could be on the way come Sunday night.
Today’s Schedule:
No games are scheduled for Sunday, June 22.
Eagles Results:
No games were scheduled for Saturday, June 21.
Countdown to Boston College football’s season opener:
69 days.
Did You Notice?
- Boston College football lost its sole quarterback commit in the class of 2027 to Minnesota.
BREAKING: Class of 2027 QB Furian Inferrera has Flipped his Commitment from Boston College to Minnesota, he tells me for @on3recruits
— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) June 21, 2025
The 6’3 210 QB had been Committed to the Eagles since February
“All Glory to the Highest, I’m home. #RTB”https://t.co/dAcGoamUA4 pic.twitter.com/HEmDfto9dW
- Just days ahead of the NHL Draft, class of 2026 forward Mason West, a product of Edina High School in Edina, Minn., announced his decision to commit to Michigan State over Boston College.
I’m honored to announce my commitment to play Division 1 hockey and further my education at Michigan State University. I am extremely grateful for my family, friends, coaches, and teammates who helped me along the way. #gogreen ⚪️🟢 pic.twitter.com/6fvjiGy0GB
— Mason West ‘26 (@MasonWest2026) June 21, 2025
- The Eagles' football program landed its 21st recruit of the class of 2026, Jordan Rodriguez, a three-star safety from Jersey City, N.J.
After many ups and downs in my high school career I am EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE MY COMMITMENT TO BOSTON COLLEGE !!@CoachRichHansen @SeanBarowski_@CoachOFlaherty @CoachSHuggins@Myles_Harts @CoachBearfield @SPPFootball @BrianDohn247 @RivalsFriedman @On3hs pic.twitter.com/k8UR7fdVhk
— Jordan Rodriguez (@J0rdan732) June 21, 2025
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Graham Dietz is a 2025 graduate of Boston College and subsequently joined Boston College On SI. He previously contributed to The Heights, the independent student newspaper, from fall 2021, including as sports editor. Graham works for The Boston Globe as a sports correspondent, covering high school football, girls' basketball, and baseball. He was also a beat writer for the Chatham Anglers of the Cape Cod Baseball League in the summer of 2023.