Boston College Daily Roundup: October 10, 2019

Your daily briefing on what's going on with Boston College athletics, including full TV listings

Today's Boston College Eagles Schedule

Field Hockey: vs. Harvard at Field Hockey Complex (Newton), 6pm, ACC Extra
Women's Soccer: vs. Pittsburgh, 7pm, Click here to watch

Results: There were no games played yesterday

Did You Notice?

Kevin Hayes Scored His First Goal As A Flyer

Flex on 'em, Kev. #NJDvsPHI | #FlyOrDie pic.twitter.com/6G3l0p8cWQ
— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) October 10, 2019

• Former Boston College running back, and current New York Giant will be starting in tonight's Thursday Night Football matchup against the New England Patriots. Hilliman has seen action against the Vikings and Raiders and has rushed 19 times for 53 yards.

* The Boston Herald looks at Boston College captain David Cotton who talks about what he why he stayed with the program instead of heading off to the NHL: "My decision was solely based on my wanting to establish a legacy here at Boston College"

* The Boston Globe profiles Derryck Thornton, and how he brings something different to the Boston College Eagles

On this date in Boston College history:

On October 10, 2015 the infamous 3-0 Boston College-Wake Forest game took place in Chestnut Hill. It was a horror show for both programs, as they combined for 183 yards passing, six turnovers, and 1/4 kicking. The Eagles passing game mashed together Troy Flutie and Jeff Smith who combined finished the day 6/20 for 74 yards and an interception. The ending of the game was incredible, after John Wofford fumbled the ball with 59 seconds remaining, the Eagles drove the short field, got the ball to the one yard line with 29 seconds remaining, Tyler Rouse couldn't punch it home followed by the Eagles failing to set quick enough to spike it as the time ticked to zero.

Quote of the Day:

Steve Addazio on the loss: "The world likes to blame somebody, so blame me. Just get it done.

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