BC Interruption Radio

BC had some big news this weekend. Arthur and Patrick break it down.

In what could be the most important game of Steve Addazio’s tenure, BC travels to take on Pittsburgh. Arthur and Patrick break down the game and what it could mean for BC moving forward

We're getting to crunch time in Chestnut Hill. Arthur and Patrick break it down.

After the Eagles took care of the Orange, Arthur and Patrick preview Florida State

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We preview BC's game against Clemson

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Things are bad. We talk about it.

Arthur and Patrick break down the game against Rutgers and look ahead to Wake Forest

Arthur and Patrick talk about the Kansas game for some reason, and then we preview Rutgers.

Arthur and Patrick break down the past weekend in football and look ahead to BC's matchup against Kansas.

Arthur and Patrick break down the previous week and look ahead

New Hosts Arthur Bailin and Patrick Toppin take the reins of BCI Radio and preview the upcoming season.

BC Interruption's women's hockey writer Grant Salzano takes the reigns of BCI Radio in a special NCAA Tournament edition of the podcast with a preview of Boston College Women's Hockey's national tournament matchup against the Clarkson Golden Knights. Grant is joined by one of the most knowledgeable women's hockey writers on the internet, Alex Bauer of Title IX Hockey, a Clarkson graduate and longtime fan of the Knights, to preview Saturday afternoon's game. The winner will advance to the 2019 Women's Frozen Four in Hamden, CT! Thanks to Alex for joining us on the podcast! You can follow Alex on Twitter at @TitleIXHockey, or check out his website at www.titleixhockey.wordpress.com.

A tough week to be a Boston College fan as the Eagles went down to Tallahassee and blew a late 4th quarter lead to the Seminoles. Eric and AJ talk about the decision to punt on 4th and 1, the play of Anthony Brown and whether EJ Perry would be an upgrade, and our concerns over the overuse of AJ Dillon.  We also talk about the state of the team, and whether the "Fire Daz" crew has legit merit. The hosts also talk about candidates that keep popping up, and whether a guy like Don Brown would really help this program.  Finally the talk to turns to the Orange. It's another big game for the Eagles on Saturday as they take on Syracuse at home. QB Eric Dungey is questionable for this game, and because of that BC is a 7.5 point favorite at home. Eric and AJ talk about their reactions to the odds, and how the Orange are going to be a very difficult matchup for the Eagles.  It's an action packed show, one that you are not going to want to miss. Make sure to subscribe to BCI Radio on ITunes or whereever you get your podcasts. Go Eagles! 

It's a huuuuuuuge week for BC football as they celebrate their win over the Virginia Tech Hokies, while landing a spot on College Gameday and a primetime matchup with the Clemson Tigers. On today's show AJ and Eric talk about Saturday's win, and the resilience of this BC squad. Also, we talk about Clemson and their prolific offense and defense and if BC stands a chance against either. The hosts also look at the X factor in this game, Anthony Brown, and what he is going to need to do to win this game.  This is a packed episode, one you are certainly not going to want to miss. Make sure to follow AJ and Eric on Twitter @BCHysteria and @EJHoffses, and on Instagram @BC_Interruption, and Eric's BBQ company is on IG as well @HoffaBBQ. Also please share this podcast with all your BC friends and family. We really appreciate it! 

In this week's episode we talk about BC Football and their matchup with the Virginia Tech Hokies. AJ and Eric return from a two week's hiatus to evaluate BC's big win over the Miami Hurricanes, and talk about why this game means a lot to the program. The hosts also look at the Hokies and why this week's game shouldn't really worry BC fans like previous Virginia Tech teams.  Thank you all for listening, we apologize for the previous two weeks, life has been hectic. Please continue to subscribe, rate and review on ITunes, it really makes a difference. Also if you could share this podcast with your family and friends that helps as well!  Be sure to check us out on twitter, you can follow AJ @BCHysteria, Eric @EJHoffses, and the main site account @BCInterruption. You can check us out on Instagram @bc_interruption and also on Facebook. Make sure to also check out Eric's BBQ IG page @HoffaBBQ. 

In today's episode, we look back at Boston College's 45-35 win over the Temple Owls last Saturday. It certainly was a sloppy game, and the hosts AJ and Eric will look at what went right and what didn't. Also they look at AJ Dillon's injury and what that means for the Eagles moving forward.  The second part of the episode will be dedicated to talk about the upcoming road matchup against Ryan Finley and the #23 NC State Wolfpack. The Eagles are underdogs in this game, but could they sneak up and beat a Wolfpack team that hasn't had much resistance to this point. We will look at the strengths and weaknesses of the Wolfpack and give our predictions for Saturday's matchup.  Make sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. YOu can also follow AJ and Eric on Twitter, and Eric has a BBQ page for his company on Instagram. Make sure also to like subscribe rate and share our podcast with all of your BC friends and family. We truly appreciate your support! 

The Boston College Eagles got their doors blown off last week against a hungry Purdue Boilermakers team 30-13. In a game filled with mistakes, missed opportunities, and overall bad play, Eric and AJ will discuss what went wrong and what the Eagles need to do to move on from a bad loss. They will also look at the playcalling, and discuss how this is hurting the team.  Later in the show, the hosts will also discuss the upcoming game against the Temple Owls. This AAC opponent has won two in a row (Maryland and Tulsa), but can they beat the Eagles? AJ and Eric discuss what the Eagles will have to do to win this week, and what they would like to see improved upon from Week 3. Can AJ Dillon and Anthony Brown get things cooking again on offense, or will last week's loss be a trend? Of course there is a ton of ACC news to talk about, including the news of the Clemson Tigers QB Kelly Bryant announcing his transfer. We will get to all the recent news in today's podcast.  Don't forget to follow BCI on Twitter, and follow AJ and Eric as well for opinions on all things Boston College. You can also check us out on Instagram and Facebook, along with Eric's BBQ company (make sure to give him a follow!)

The now ranked #23 Boston College Eagles completed a solid win against Wake Forest, but AJ and Eric have different viewpoints on what lessons we should take from that game. The hosts will discuss what went right, and what are some concerns moving forward with this team. Also, where did this Anthony Brown come from, and is he now an elite quarterback in the conference? After reviewing the past week, the hosts will look ahead to Jeff Brohm's Purdue football team. A quick look shows an 0-3 team, but just a bit of research shows that this team is much better than the wins/losses show. Is this a potential trap game for the Eagles, or will AJ Dillon and Company roll over what looks like a suspect defensive line. Also we will look at where BC matches up well against the Purdue Boilermakers, and where there could be problems.  It promises to be an action packed show!  Follow BC Interruption on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. And make sure to follow AJ on Twitter @BCHysteria, and Eric on Twitter @EJHoffses. And finally, check out Eric's BBQ Instagram page

Boston College cruised to another victory on Saturday in front of a packed house at Alumni Stadium. Today we are going break down the game against Holy Cross, while looking ahead to the Wake Forest Demon Deacons. The easy part of BC's schedule is over now, and it's off to Tobacco Road, where Dave Clawson's team awaits. However, there is a giant monkey wrench thrown in to the mix, as a Hurricane could bear down on the North Carolina area on Thursday. Hosts AJ Black and Eric Hoffses will break down how that could effect the game, and if it will actually be played, and what other options are available if they have to postpone. They will also answer questions from the mailbag, and give more thoughts and insight into the BC football season so far. It's an early episode, so enjoy!  Also make sure to follow us BC Interruption on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. You can also follow AJ and Eric as well on Twitter and his BBQ company on Instagram. Go Eagles!

Boston College defeated UMass 55-21 on Saturday in a savage beating at Alumni Stadium. Hosts AJ Black and Eric Hoffses break down why the game was so lopsided, and areas BC is going to still need to improve upon as they approach the meat of their schedule. But before those games start, we have the Holy Cross Crusaders, a team with a history with the Eagles. It shouldn't be much of a game on Saturday, so we break down what BC needs to do, especially on a short week coming up against Wake Forest.  Make sure to like and subscribe us on your favorite podcast app, and give us a 5* review, it really helps! Follow us as well on Facebook and Instagram, and if you like us make sure to tell your BC friends and family! Go Eagles. 

BCI Radio has returned for the 2018 season. Eric Hoffses and AJ Black are back to bring all of the BC news and opinions that you crave. Today we preview the UMass Minutemen game, one that the Boston College Eagles should win but will need to perform. We will also look at Steve Addazio and his tenure at the Heights, the upcoming season and of course lots more.  Make sure to follow BCInterruption on Twitter, and Instagram. And follow AJ and Eric for more information, news and hot takes. 

Boston College football got back in the win column last Saturday with an unimpressive 28-8 victory over Central Michigan. This was a much needed win, but things are going to get a whole lot more difficult as the #16 Virginia Tech Hokies come in to town tomorrow night for a Saturday evening matchup with the Eagles. Eric and AJ will break down this matchup and take a look at what BC needs to do to secure the victory. As heavy underdogs Boston College is going to need to do everything right, but can they Follow us on Twitter: @BCHysteria @EJHoffses, @BCInterruption Email us your questions: bcinterruption@gmail.com www.bcinterruption.com Instagram: @BCInterruption Facebook: www.facebook.com/bcinterruption

Two weeks in a row now Boston College has gotten their butts handed to them by conference opponents. AJ and Eric will talk about will look back at the Wake Forest and Notre Dame games and see if BC has any chance against the Clemson Tigers. And what is up with the defense? And of course we will evaluate the coach, Steve Addazio, and look at his job security and what it will take to turn this season around.  Thank you all for listening, please make sure to like, subscribe rate and review us on iTunes, it does really help people find our podcast Go Eagles!

BCI radio is back for another episode, it is time to digest the revolting blow out loss to Wake Forest from last weekend. AJ and Eric will look at what went wrong, and if there was any positives to take from that loss. Also the hosts will get you ready for tomorrow's battle with our rival, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. AJ and Eric have drastically different view points on how this goes, so this is going to be a must listen episode of BCI Radio! Make sure to like, share and recommend us to all of your BC football friends! 

Boston College is 1-0 after a thrilling 23-20 victory over NIU last weekend in Dekalb. There were a lot of positives to take out of that game, including the new up tempo offense, and the play of Anthony Brown and Kobay White. However concerns are still there for the Eagles. Eric and AJ will recap the game, talk about what went right and wrong, and look ahead to this week's matchup against Wake Forest, BC's home opener. Make sure to subscribe, rate and review our channel and share with family and friends. Go Eagles! 

Boston College football is back in a week, with the Eagles opening the season against the Northern Illinois Huskies. In today's episode we will discuss how the preseason went for the Eagles, including any stand out players, what the quarterback situation looks like and if Anthony Brown or Darius Wade has a leg up. Also we will preview not only the 2017 season but the first game against NIU, including where BC looks strongest against the Huskies and where their flaws still lie.  Finally, we address Steve Addazio, the offense and where he sits on the hot seat.  Eric Hoffses and A.J. Black will host the show for the upcoming season. Unfortunately there will be no live callers (let's be honest they kind of dragged on at times), but we have started up a listener mail bag that we will answer every show.  This is sure to be a must listen for Eagles fans everywhere. Get excited folks, college football is back.  

It's been a busy few weeks in football recruiting. The Eagles landed their first 4* of the class, and have started to grab some really intriguing recruits. AJ looks at what happened and why. He also looks at BC's most recent transfer who is heading out, answers the mailbag and gives his thoughts on a whole lot more.  The heat is rising in Massachusetts, and BCI radio is here to break it all down.    Make sure to subscribe to the podcast on Itunes, using the Itunes Podcast app. Go Eagles! 

BCI Radio: Episode 101: AJ Talks Spring Football, Recruiting And The New AD All new format for BCI radio, as AJ takes over and lets you know what's on his mind about all things BC football, with a smattering of the other sports. In this episode: Boston College Spring Football is in the books, what did we learn. He talks Darius Wade versus Anthony Brown and the upcoming quarterback battle, what the offensive line may or may not look like. AJ is still skeptical that the team is heading in the right direction, but boy is he excited about Martin Jarmond. He discusses this as well.  Finally, he looks at the spring game, it's attendance and what Boston College can do to rev up some interest moving forward. 

BCI Radio: Episode 101: AJ Talks Spring Football, Recruiting And The New AD All new format for BCI radio, as AJ takes over and lets you know what's on his mind about all things BC football, with a smattering of the other sports. In this episode: Boston College Spring Football is in the books, what did we learn. He talks Darius Wade versus Anthony Brown and the upcoming quarterback battle, what the offensive line may or may not look like. AJ is still skeptical that the team is heading in the right direction, but boy is he excited about Martin Jarmond. He discusses this as well.  Finally, he looks at the spring game, it's attendance and what Boston College can do to rev up some interest moving forward. 

Former Boston College football head coach Jeff Jagodzinski sat down with BCI Radio in a candid interview about his time at the Heights. Listen on as Coach Jags talks about getting hired to coach BC, his years as head coach, and about his abrupt departure from the program.

AJ and Eric return for an all new episode of BC Interruption radio. Today we look back at the UMass victory, BC's first in almost a year. Did BC wow us? Or were there still warning signs that spell future trouble. AJ and Eric will discuss. Also, as always we will have on SBNation blog Gobbler Country on to talk Virginia Tech, fresh off their loss to Tennessee in front of 150,000 fans. What will new head coach Justin Fuente bring, and how will the Hokies bounce back after their first loss of the season.  There is certainly a lot to talk about, so make sure to listen!

Oh boy is there a lot to talk about after Boston College dropped a very winnable game on Saturday against Georgi Tech in Dublin. Eric and AJ will talk all about Steve Addazio, and the decisions that cost the team a victory. We will also discuss the team, where did BC look improved, and where were there still gaps.  Also, the BCI hosts will be talking the upcoming Battle of the Bay State and the UMass Minutemen. We will have on Michael Traini of FightMassachusetts.com to preview the game. He brings years of knowledge and expertise on all things UMass.  This is going to be a must hear episode, so be sure to tune in! 

Slainte! BCI radio returns for the 2016 football season! Join hosts AJ Black and Eric Hoffses as they break down the upcoming Boston College season, and preview their week one opponent the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Will this be an improved squad this season? Where will their weaknesses lie. We will discuss. Also joining the gang will be Joey Weaver from the SBNation Blog "From The Rumble Seat", to talk Georgia Tech and the upcoming trip to Ireland. He knows the program as well as anyone else, and he will give us a taste of what BC could expect on Saturday.  Make sure to tune in! 

For the first time since 2009, Boston College baseball made the NCAA Tournament. Earlier in the year, we talked with Mike Lananna of Baseball America about what it would take for the Eagles to become one of the 64 best teams in the nation. A few months later, we've found the answer to that question as Birdball heads to Oxford, MS to take on Tulane in the first round on Friday. From the word go, WZBC's TJ Hartnett's had a front row seat to the Birdball season. He sits down with our Dan Rubin, who's also been there from the beginning, to talk about the Eagles, breaking down their pitching, their offense, what makes them dangerous, and how they'll adapt to playing at Ole Miss. They also talk about the team's adaptation to the new media coverage and how this can lead to a new day of BC Birdball in the mainstream. The Eagles take on Tulane in the NCAA First Round, then face either the winner or loser of the Ole Miss-Utah game. It's heralded as one of the toughest regionals in the nation, but BC is very much a part of it!

Coming off the Steve Donahue era, the Boston College Eagles were a team last year in search of an identity. With old players shoehorned into a new system, the team endured growing pains en route to a four-win improvement over the season prior. Unfortunately, though, the end result was a 13-19 record, their fourth straight sub-.500 season. Year Two has a decidedly different feel to things after the team underwent an overhaul. Junior Olivier Hanlan departed for the professional ranks, drafted this past spring by the Utah Jazz. Now playing for Zalgiris Kaunas in Lithuania, Boston College will need to find a new go-to scorer to replace the ACC's best shooter a year ago. To start the year, it looks like Eli Carter will provide that spark. A transfer guard from Florida, Carter will be the lynchpin and sparkplug to the BC offense in 15-16. It's the biggest switch in the new-look Eagles, who return only a couple of key cogs from last year. Idy Diallo, injured a year ago, will see the court for the first time in maroon and gold, along with big man Johncarlos Reyes. Jerome Robinson and AJ Turner will provide depth, while Ervens Meznieks brings the European style of play, with its sharpshooting tall players. They'll combine with the returning Garland Owens and Dennis Clifford to give BC a new feel in 15-16. The Eagles will try to work their way up the ACC ranks this season after finishing in the bottom four a year ago, a league featuring last year's national champion in Duke. Combined with a tough non-conference schedule, this is going to be an intriguing run for Jim Christian as he tries to resurrect the proud program of Jared Dudley, Craig Smith, and Reggie Jackson. So tune in at 8 PM EST on Wednesday as BC Interruption breaks down and previews the Eagles and gets you ready for the opening game, this weekend, against St. Francis Brooklyn!

With football season winding down, the attention of many are already pointing their eyes at the frozen water of Conte Forum, where Boston College hockey begins its search for a sixth national championship. One month into the season, it's been eventful for the Eagles, having lost as many players as they have games (one apiece). At 5-1, Boston College is a top five team in the nation, riding the crest of being one of the power schools of Hockey East. Along with UMass-Lowell and defending national champion Providence, the trio represent the potential next batch of teams ready to represent in Tampa this year in the postseason. But it's still early, and there's going to be bumps along the way. One of those bumps came last week when Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Jeremy Bracco departed BC after just one month month as a member of the Eagles. It set off a firestorm of opinions on message board and social media, and it prompted possibly the most emotional response anyone's ever heard out of the Eagles and their head coach, Jerry York. So with football heading towards Senior Day on Saturday against NC State, we take a step aside to let things marinade. We let the hockey guys step into the booth as Eastern Bias goes LIVE for the first time this year!

Bates interview and reaction

A few short weeks ago, Boston College was 3-1 on the season. The main questions about the team didn't center on if they would ever win again; it instead asked how the newer players would be brought along to score points and get the team on the move as competition leveled off after Florida State. Teams like Wake Forest and Duke were on the horizon, keeping expectations around what fans considered normal. Now sliding after a three-game losing streak, the Eagles are 3-4 with offensive points at a premium. They deconstructed and began reconstructing on the fly, with Jeff Smith named quarterback this past week. As players start to come back, the Eagles are improving, but the fear now is that the learning curve's gradient is too steep for them to consistently win football games. Boston College now heads to Louisville facing questions on if they can win a football game. They took strides forward against the Clemson Tigers and played better. There were definite improvements in the Eagle game. But even though they hung tough in the first half, Clemson was simply better, and they pulled away en route to a 34-17 victory. Dan and AJ will take a progress report of the Eagles and dissect the status of the different positions. They'll talk about the improvements made and the areas where there are still holes. They'll talk about how those need to get better and how they can actually fulfill that need. Tune in at 8 PM as they discuss this and get ready for the Louisville Cardinals. In a disappointing ACC season, everything is wide open, which means this is a chance for the Eagles to get back on the winning track. Give us a call at 646-200-0446 as we discuss all that is going on in BC nation!

Things got dicey on Saturday as Boston College lost to the Wake Forest Demon Deacons, 3-0. It was a signature type loss, one that could haunt the Eagles unless changes are quickly made. One of those changes starts with the quarterback situation. After three weeks of a two-QB set, head coach Steve Addazio is set to name the next starting QB of his football team. Ever since the injury to Darius Wade, BC's been in search of an identity. As they get set to get some players back from injury in the coming weeks, Addazio's team will now start the process of discovering who they can be with a full-time QB. Dan and AJ get together to discuss the Wake Forest game and the merits of both quarterbacks. This has been a trying week so far, with opinions ranging from trust to anger around all things Eagles. For that reason, the guys will turn to Cam Underwood from State of the U to break down how they should be feeling. The Miami Hurricanes are in their fifth year under head coach Al Golden. After losing to Florida State on Saturday, the 3-0 Canes are suddenly 3-2 and reeling with back-to-back losses. Golden, the head coach of Temple prior to Steve Addazio, left Philadelphia for Miami and stewarded the team through its post-Nevin Shapiro era and sanctions. But five years into his regime, Canes fans are ready to drop Golden from The U and move in another direction. At year three of Addazio, there's much we can learn from Golden and then break down. So be sure to tune in - and call in at 646-200-0446 - to hear what Eagle fans and experts have to say!

After losing to Duke last weekend, it's back to the drawing board once more for Steve Addazio and the Boston College Eagles. Now at 3-2, they face a pivotal game when they take on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at home on Saturday. Five games into the season, the Eagles are facing so many unanswered questions in the face of mounting injuries. The defense is playing out of its mind, but the offense seems stuck in neutral or, at times, in reverse. Much of the discussion revolves around the quarterback position. Troy Flutie and Jeff Smith now have two weeks' worth of game experience under their belt, and we still don't know who the full-time signal caller should be. One thing's for sure - we will see two quarterbacks on Saturday. In order to get into the mind of the coach and go through the progressions of the quarterback mind, we need to pick the brain of an actual quarterback. For that, we turn to one of the all-time Eagle greats - Brian St. Pierre. Brian St. Pierre was arguably the greatest high school quarterback in the state of Massachusetts. Matriculating to Boston College, he played as a redshirt freshman, rotating in as a sophomore, before becoming a starter in his junior year. Following his BC career, where he finished as a top five passer in school history, he was a fifth round choice of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Now the head coach of St. John's Prep High School, St. Pierre has the task of tutoring young minds to gear up for Friday Night Lights. In his second year as head coach at his alma mater, he's already led SJP to the Division I North Final and has the team poised to replicate last year's success with a 4-0 start and top five ranking in the state of Massachusetts. So tune in at 8 PM ET and give us a call at 646-200-0446 as we load up on quarterback talk and get ready for #TheRivalry on Saturday!

The injury bug is turning into a parasite. One week after losing their quarterback for the season, the Boston College Eagles defeated the NIU Huskies, 17-14. Along the way, they lost their starting running back, another tight end, two other running backs. They improved to 3-1, but the survival attrition continued to take its toll. With this in mind, we're going to take to the airwaves to talk about the Eagles and try to dissect last week's game. What went right? What went wrong? What can be fixed? What needs to be gameplanned against? All of that is on the table. Dan and AJ will welcome two guests onto the broadcast this week - friend of the program and ACC insider Brittnee Taylor-Newman from Football.com joins them to discuss the game with the Blue Devils and the entire landscape of the league; and Joey Weaver from From The Rumble Seat dials in to talk about what to expect out of Duke. His Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, a preseason favorite to win the conference, are now unranked thanks to two straight defeats, the second of which came at the hands of David Cutcliffe's team last Saturday. Be sure to give us a call at 646-200-0446 to talk about the attrition, the roster, the coaches, and the games! 

Well that was miserable. After a week of hype, Boston College fans received a gut check on Friday when the Eagles were shut out by Florida State, 14-0. While Florida State is a nationally ranked powerhouse, BC found themselves with plenty of opportunities, yet couldn't convert. By the time the game ended, they also found themselves with a couple of big time injuries as Kevin Kavalec and Darius Wade both went down. With a new week comes a new day and a new dawn, and for the BC Eagles, that means turning the page to a new opponent. On Saturday, the Eagles host the Northern Illinois Huskies at Alumni Stadium, the final game of a season-opening four game home stand. Tune in at 8 PM or call in at 646-200-0446 to talk some college football with us. We'll be breaking down the Eagles in all phases of the game, and with new perspective, you'll be able to weigh in with the direction where you think BC is headed for the rest of 2015.

After two weeks of FCS football at Boston College, it's time to get serious. On Friday, following a short week of practice, the Boston College Eagles will take on the two-time defending ACC champion Florida State Seminoles. It's a team needing virtually no introduction. The Seminoles won the national championship two years ago, went to the CFP in its inaugural season last season. Even without the names and faces from those two teams, this is a very competent and strong matchup, one where BC is surely the underdog. Gone are Jameis Winston, Nick O'Leary, and others, replaced by Everett Golson, Dalvin Cook, and more. Gone are Tyler Murphy, Josh Bordner and others, replaced by Darius Wade, Thadd Smith, and more. We'll have guests and your calls at 646-200-0446 as the Seminoles make their way north to take on BC in unfriendly territory. So tune in. This one's going to be explosive.

After playing the Maine Black Bears last week, the Boston College Eagles now turn the corner to take on their second opponent of the 2015 season - Howard. We get it. Nobody wants Howard on the schedule. There's nothing to be held against Howard, which is a great school with great people. But nobody wants this game. This is a game that just feels awkward, as if we're all watching some type of glorified scrimmage before the Eagles take on Florida State next week. But there's still the matter at hand. So join us as we break down last week's contest and take a look at the upcoming contest with the Bison. We'll look at the game as best as we can, and we'll balance your calls and opinions about having to play a second FCS team. So call us and tune in. This one could be deceptively explosive.

After a long winter, longer spring, and interminable summer, college football season is BACK!  So much discussion has taken place this offseason, from the future of the program, to the schedule, to the facilities, to the arms race in college sports. But now, finally, it's time to put the discussion back where it belongs - on the gridiron. Dan and AJ are back to get this season jumpstarted, and it all begins on Saturday when Boston College hosts FCS-level Maine for the second straight year. Join us at 8 PM as we discuss the Eagles season and preview the team in all phases of the game. We'll look at the coaching staff and, as always, join a guest to discuss both BC and the upcoming week's opponent.  This week, tune in and call in! Let your voice be heard for the upcoming schedule.  BC FOOTBALL IS BACK! It's a beautiful thing, isn't it?

It was a long winter. It was a longer spring. And the summer seemed interminable. But the fall is finally here. Boston College football is back. Dan and AJ are back on the mics to bring you all of the live radio action in the week leading up to the Boston College football season. Join them as they break down the offseason, some of the roster additions, and some of the news and notes as 2015 dawns on the horizon. For the season preview, they are joined by an incredibly special guest. Ahead of his Monday night broadcasts on WEEI with head coach Steve Addazio, Jon Meterparel, the "Voice of the Eagles," jumps on to talk about the upcoming season and his latest endeavor with Boston College. Jon is entering his 10th season as the voice of the Eagles and his fourth year covering Boston College basketball. Every Monday, he'll be joined by head coach Steve Addazio on WEEI to talk about the Eagles from 7-8 PM. Jon is no doubt one of the most special guests we've ever had, and he'll lend some fantastic insight into the Boston College breakdown. So tune in and make sure to call in with your thoughts on the upcoming season at 646-200-0446. Football is back!

It's tournament time. After six months of hockey, 59 hockey teams are whittled down to 16 for the right to call themselves national champions. And with the Frozen Four in our backyard of Boston, this is going to be one of the most exciting and anticipated tournaments in recent memory. Both Boston College and Boston University will start their runs out east, with the Eagles slotting against Denver in the Providence, RI regional while the top-seeded Terriers will play the last at-large team in - Yale - in Manchester, NH. There's a local feel to this tournament, one that could conceivably end with the Terriers and Eagles playing in the national championship. Tune in live Wednesday at 8 PM as Joe and Shep take over BC Interruption Radio with a live version of Eastern Bias. Call in at 646-200-0446, and let your voice be heard before the teams converge on their regionals for the start of the national tournament. The Race To Boston is on!

The ACC Tournament gets underway on Tuesday at 1 PM Boston College takes on Georgia Tech. Daring to put on Cinderella's slipper, the suddenly-streaking Eagles head to Greensboro to kick off their version of March Madness. We'll have full recap and coverage of the game at 8 PM, as we either look to the next matchup or roll back and reminisce of the season that was. We'll also take your calls discussing the next steps for Boston College. Tune in for more details after the game, and Go Eagles!

Two years ago, then-new Athletic Director Brad Bates sponsored a Town Hall style meeting discussing the state of Boston College football in addition to his overall athletic program. Selected season ticket holders were invited to the Yawkey Center to meet with Bates and members of his staff to voice opinions about the football program and the game day experience. Two years later, Bates will entertain a number of season ticket holders prior to the basketball season finale against Wake Forest. The actual purpose of the meeting wasn't addressed in the invitation, but he will have a meeting once again to go over the Boston College fan experience from his constituents. In the days leading up to this, we figured we'd take your pulse of the state of the programs and check back in with you! BCI Radio, after a period of dormancy over the last month or so, is BACK, and we're coming back with a big bang. So tune in on Tuesday at 8 PM and discuss the state of the Boston College athletics program. We'll have your calls at 646-200-0446.