Boston College "Needs To Be Proactive" Ahead Of Hurricane Dorian

Boston College faces off against Richmond, and yet again the forces of nature may rear it's head to cause some changes to the team schedules. Hurricane Dorian is currently battering Florida and the islands, but the remnants of the storm could hit the Northeast on Saturday morning (according to forecasts it should be just cloudy by gametime). While this storm more than likely won't force a cancellation of the game, it may change around some of the logistics around when Richmond gets here and how the teams prepare. Below Addazio talks about how important it is for the schools to be ready for contingency plans, not only to get the game off but to get the opposition here safely.

Steve Addazio is a coach that knows about how the weather can affect a football game. Last year the Eagles had two games that were changed due to inclement weather. The first game against Wake Forest last year was pushed up due to Hurricane Florence, and of course we all remember that the First Responders Bowl was cancelled because of lightning. As Addazio says below one is a perfect example of how to prepare, the other is the opposite. You can probably guess which is which.

See Addazio's full statement below:

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