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Texas State vs. Boston College: Kicker Aaron Boumerhi calmly kicked a 36-yard field goal with 3 seconds remaining to give the Eagles a 24-21 win over Texas State on Saturday. BC trailed by 14 points in the 2nd half before rallying to win Jeff Hafley's first home game as Boston College head coach. Phil Jurkovec finished the game with 210 passing yards and a touchdown pass as well as two rushing scores on the day. The Eagles are now 2-0 on the season and are scheduled to take on North Carolina next.
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Pitt’s offense wasn’t running on all cylinders today but behind some early field goals, timely touchdown passes, and maybe a little defense, the Panthers hung on for a thrilling 23-20 win against Louisville. Pitt remains perfect at 3-0 while Louisville falls to 1-2.
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The game’s changed, and SU would be best served changing with it
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What’s the score so far versus the biggest opponent?
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Week 2 of the 2020 ACC season was a wild one, with two teams getting wins in their season debuts and a pair of high-scoring shootouts in primetime. Miami made a statement in their win over Louisville, as did Boston College, NC State, Clemson and Pitt. There were a number of incredible individual performances in week 2, from familiar faces such as: Trevor Lawrence, Kenny Pickett, Zay Flowers and Ricky Person Jr., as well as new faces including: D'Eriq King, Phil Jurkovec and Jahmyr Gibbs. Get caught up on all the keys from the weekend of ACC football action quickly with The ACC 2-Minute Drill!
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Boston College vs. Duke: The Boston College Eagles earned a convincing road win over the Blue Devils, 26-6. BC quarterback Phil Jurkovec passed for 300 yards and 2 touchdowns in his first start as an Eagle. BC receiver Zay Flowers registered 5 receptions for 162 yards (career-high) and a touchdown. Duke running back Deon Jackson rushed for 74 yards and quarterback Chase Brice passed for 217 yards.
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