Boston College dominated the field in a 56-0 victory over Duquesne on Saturday. Led by quarterback Thomas Castellanos, who completed 90% of his passes and threw four touchdowns in the first half, the Eagles scored 42 points before halftime. Treshaun Ward and Reed Harris also scored touchdowns, contributing to BC’s impressive offensive performance.
The Eagles showcased their strength and athleticism, outgaining Duquesne by a significant margin and holding them to zero third-down conversions. BC’s defense was solid, with interceptions by Khari Johnson and Jalen Cheek. The team’s performance was a thorough demoralization of their opponent, demonstrating their dedication to their “faceless opponent” mantra.
Coach Bill O’Brien praised the team’s execution but highlighted areas for improvement, including penalties and turnovers. Despite some mistakes, the Eagles’ performance was a methodical dismantling of Duquesne.
Looking ahead, BC faces a tough match against No. 9 Missouri next Saturday. The team remains focused and humble, aiming to continue their success and make a statement in the upcoming game. With the support of a spirited student section and a growing fan base, Boston College is determined to maintain their winning momentum as they progress through the season.
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