The Boston College football team is used to being slighted. One year after playing in their second straight ACC Championship Game, the Eagles were picked dead last in the Atlantic Division by the media. Critics looked at the losses of a first round draft pick (B.J. Raji), the ACC Defensive Player of the Year (Mark Herzlich) and the head coach (Jeff Jagodzinski) and assumed the worst. Nine games, six wins and and two standout freshman later, the Eagles finally get a chance to catch their breath.

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