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Boston College vs. Opponents


Boston College Eagles
Boston College
 Chestnut Hill, MA
Founded: 1863
Stadium: Alumni Stadium
Capacity: 44,500
Colors: Maroon & Gold
Coach:
Conference: Atlantic Coast-

Team Home Summary  Coaches Games by Year Opponents Rankings Bowls Conference

  
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 Date   Opponent   Score    
 10/16/1954 (Sat)  @  Fordham   W 21-7     @ New York, NY
 10/16/1953 (Fri)  @  Fordham   W 20-13     @ New York, NY
 10/24/1952 (Fri)  vs.  Fordham   W 14-13     @ Boston, MA
 10/12/1951 (Fri)  vs.  Fordham   L 19-35     @ Boston, MA
 10/13/1950 (Fri)  vs.  Fordham   L 6-26     @ Boston, MA
 11/12/1949 (Sat)  vs.  Fordham   W 20-12     @ Boston, MA
 11/14/1942 (Sat)  vs.  Fordham   W 56-6     @ Boston, MA
 10/5/1935 (Sat)  @  Fordham   L 0-19     
 10/12/1934 (Fri)  vs.  Fordham   L 0-6     
 10/21/1933 (Sat)  @  Fordham   L 6-32     
 10/29/1932 (Sat)  vs.  Fordham   W 3-0     
 10/12/1931 (Mon)  vs.  Fordham   L 0-20     
 10/13/1930 (Mon)  vs.  Fordham   L 0-3     
 11/9/1929 (Sat)  vs.  Fordham   L 6-7     
 11/10/1928 (Sat)  vs.  Fordham   W 19-7     
 10/29/1927 (Sat)  @  Fordham   W 27-7     
 10/12/1926 (Tue)  @  Fordham   W 27-0     @ Boston, MA
 10/13/1924 (Mon)  @  Fordham   W 28-0     @ Boston, MA
 10/12/1923 (Fri)  @  Fordham   W 20-0     @ Boston, MA
 10/12/1922 (Thu)  @  Fordham   W 27-0     @ Boston, MA
 10/29/1921 (Sat)  @  Fordham   T 0-0     
 10/9/1920 (Sat)  vs.  Fordham   W 20-0     
 11/16/1918 (Sat)  @  Fordham   L 0-13     @ Boston, MA
 11/6/1915 (Sat)  @  Fordham   W 3-0     @ Boston, MA
 11/21/1914 (Sat)  @  Fordham   L 3-14     
 11/8/1913 (Sat)  @  Fordham   T 27-27     
 1912    Fordham   L 0-14     


Boston College has won 14  and scored 372 points
Fordham has won 11  and scored 281 points
with 2  being tied





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