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After Ugly Breakup, BC Hopes for Fast Start in ACC
Mathias Kiwanuka says the team last year felt like they did not get "get a fair shake from anybody, and what hurt the players the most was it was all out of our control."
(Steve Helber - AP)
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"From BC's standpoint, we have a great media market -- we're definitely in Red Sox country -- and it's bringing a lot of attention back to BC football," Kiwanuka said.
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Boston College
2004 record: 9-3, beat North Carolina, 37-24, in Continental Tire Bowl
Returning starters: 15 (seven offense, eight defense)
Why they'll play in a BCS bowl: The Eagles nearly played in a BCS bowl game last season, but then quarterback Paul Peterson broke his hand and Syracuse blasted them, 43-17, in the regular season finale.
Why they'll play in Boise, Idaho, on Dec. 28: The Eagles will have to prepare harder than any team in the league because everything is new to them. They play three of their last four games on the road, including a Nov. 19 finale at Maryland.
Tomorrow: No. 21 Iowa State.
Previously: No. 25 Alabama, No. 24 Texas Tech and No. 23 Virginia.
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