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Boston College Depth Chart For Northwestern Game

The year's first depth chart is out and the biggest surprise has to be that Dave Shinskie will be starting at QB. Just kidding. Definitely the biggest news on the chart is that Andre Williams will be playing and of course is listed as the starter at running back. Woohoo, let's not jump off the bridge yet. On the other hand Nathan Richman is out, and the magical carousel of offensive linemen will continue.

Secondly, Hampton Hughes will be starting at safety. Yes, the same Hampton Hughes who was just converted to the position less than a month ago. Playing against two all Big Ten WR's and Dan Persa. Suffice it to say, I am a little worried about the pass defense on Saturday. That being said, Donnie Fletcher -- who was held out of the scrimmage -- is back on the depth charge which is huge for the Eagles.

Also on the defensive end of the ball Steele Divitto ended up beating out Nick Clancy for the start SLB. Kaleb Ramsey will be ready to go after getting dinged up in fall practices. Also there are a ton of freshman and redshirted freshman set to play on defense. Spaz must be happy with some of his recent recruits progress to put them up there.

Also the wide receiver depth chart is different than usual. Last year, Tranquill would have a FB listed and two WR's on his depth chart. This year Kevin Rogers has three wide receivers listed as starters and no full back. Very strange. Will he be incorporating more 3 WR sets or dare I say some spread offense? This may just be a foreshadow into an offensive gameplan that is very foreign to BC fans who have watched the team recently.

Full depth chart after the jump.

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Offense

WR Ifeanyi Momah 6-6 229 Sr.
Johnathan Coleman 6-4 208 So.

WR Bobby Swigert 6-1 184 So.
Donte Elliott 6-0 195 Jr. OR  Spiffy Evans 6-0 173 Fr.

WR Colin Larmond, Jr. 6-3 202 Jr.
Alex Amidon 5-11 185 So.

LT John Wetzel 6-8, 303, Jr.
Nathan Richman 6-6 298 Sr.

LG Mark Spinney 6-4 282 Sr.
Bobby Vardaro 6-5, 301 R-Fr.

C Andy Gallik 6-3 284 R-Fr.
Bryan Davis 6-3 290 R-So.

RG Ian White 6-5 288 So.
Harris Williams 6-4 298 R-Fr.

RT Emmett Cleary 6-7 300 Jr.
Seth Betancourt 6-6 304 R-Fr.

TE Chris Pantale 6-6 251 Jr.
Lars Anderson 6-3 236 Sr.

QB Chase Rettig 6-3 212 So.
Dave Shinskie 6-4, 220, Jr. OR Mike Marscovetra 6-4 210 Jr.

RB  Andre Williams 6-0 216 So.
Tahj Kimble 5-11 210 R-Fr.


Defense

DE Max Holloway 6-2 253 Jr.
Mehdi Abdesmad 6-6 264 Fr.

LT Kaleb Ramsey 6-3 302 Sr.
Dominic Appiah 6-5 286 R-Fr.

RT Dillon Quinn 6-6 292 So.
Conor O'Neal 6-3 299 Jr.

DE Kasim Edebali 6-2 248 So.
Connor Wujciak 6-4 250 Fr.

SLB Steele Divitto 6-3 225 So.
Nick Clancy 6-3 237 Jr.

MLB Luke Kuechly 6-3 235 Jr.
Jake Sinkovec 6-4 234 So.

WLB Kevin Pierre-Louis 6-1 212 So.
Will Thompson 6-1 236 Sr.

FC Donnie Fletcher 6-1 195 Sr.
Al Louis-Jean, Jr. 6-2 183 Fr.

SS Jim Noel 6-4 185 Jr.
Dominique Williams 6-0 209 So.

FS Hampton Hughes 6-3 200 Jr.
Sean Sylvia 6-0, 196 R-Fr.

BC C.J. Jones 5-11 178 So.
James McCaffrey 5-10 198 R-Fr.

 

Special Teams

Nate Freese 6-0 181 So.
Ryan Quigley 6-3 188 Sr. 

Ryan Quigley 6-3 188 Sr.
Gerald Levano 6-2 210 Jr.

S Sean Flaherty 6-2 220 Jr.
Mark Spinney 6-4 282 Sr.

Gerald Levano 6-2 210 Jr.
Ryan Quigley 6-3 188 Sr.

PR Bobby Swigert 6-1 184 So.
Tahj Kimble 5-11 210 R-Fr.

KR Bobby Swigert 6-1 184 So.
Dominique Williams 6-0 209 So.

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Wait a minute

You mean to tell me this guy is overloading the field with WRs, a position we’re deep at, and deemphasizing the FBs, a position we’re weak at? I hope Spaz has Tranq on speed dial; this Rogers kid is suspect.

by DCash on Aug 29, 2011 6:38 PM EDT via mobile reply actions  

FBs

Who needs a fullback when you have #40.

First and Kuechly, anyone?

by Brian Favat on Aug 29, 2011 6:46 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

Kitchen cooling devices

In the spirit of our alum ‘Freezer’ Raji and his inspiration ‘Fridge’ Perry, I’d rather see First and Quinn! (he, like Raji, runs a 4.9).

I think we can call him The ICE Man or maybe the ESKIMO after his fictional inspiration, Quinn the Eskimo, the Mighty Quinn. see Mighty Quinn

by waterwater on Aug 29, 2011 6:55 PM EDT up reply actions  

Lot of freshman already...

But how about 1st and Ricci. Isn’t that kid like 330?

by DCash on Aug 29, 2011 7:07 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

Oy

I gotta go back and take another look at last year’s two deep for the Weber St game. Again, it seems like we have a ton of freshman.

I’m all sorts of jacked up for Saturday. Let’s go Eagles, beat the Wildcats!

by greenzero8 on Aug 29, 2011 6:50 PM EDT reply actions  

holder

Holder is not one off our extra 5 QBs

H Gerald Levano 6-2 210 Jr.
Ryan Quigley 6-3 188 Sr.

Too bad. QBs are good athletes with good hands who can do a trick play once or twice a season – IF we had a coach other than Spaz. Think of MSU burning ND last year on fake FG!

by waterwater on Aug 29, 2011 8:06 PM EDT reply actions  

Richman is hurt

But listed as backup? Is he out or no?

by b0mberman on Aug 29, 2011 8:48 PM EDT via mobile reply actions  

I believe he’s out for Saturday.

by Brian Favat on Aug 29, 2011 9:05 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

MAKE IT HAPPEN RICHMAN!

let’s hope he recovers very soon. He is a key to our success. I am still expecting him to play… crazy…but I can see him playing as a last minute change if the shots kick in. Not exactly Willis Reed or Paul Pierce coming back from injury to psych up the crowd, but it would be a great sign on hustle and commitment. Guy really wants to play his senior year, NO DOUBT. MAKE IT HAPPEN RICHMAN! Be the Captain you are!

by waterwater on Aug 29, 2011 9:33 PM EDT up reply actions  

is this b0mberMan from eagleoutsider?

by #)&!*$&( on Aug 29, 2011 9:42 PM EDT up reply actions  

Really like this line-up

On any given play you have:

A deep threat (Larmond/Amidon)
A jump ball getter (Momah/Coleman)
An intermediate route runner (Swigert/Elliott/Spiffy)
An over the middle threat (Pantale/Anderson)
A beast in the backfield (Andre/hopefully Montel)

If this doesn’t really stretch a defense thin I don’t know what will.

by DCash on Aug 29, 2011 9:00 PM EDT reply actions  

DCash — Yes, it does seem to have some nice balance. We are so used to a putrid offense at BC, this could be really exciting…BC with something like a spread offense with a gunslinger at the helm and a bowling ball in the backfield to keep the D Honest…

by waterwater on Aug 29, 2011 9:36 PM EDT up reply actions  

Could We Agree Not To Joke About Certain Things

My page stopped loading after “The year’s first depth chart is out and the biggest surprise has to be that Dave Shinskie will be starting at QB. Just kidding.” I went crazy for that second.

by Wisconsineagle on Aug 29, 2011 10:47 PM EDT reply actions  

Sorry Wisconsin, I couldn’t help myself.

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by A.J Black on Aug 30, 2011 7:42 AM EDT up reply actions  

Looks good on paper...

but, it’s time to play the game already. This is an awful lot of freshman and sophomores. I think Spaz has made a decision to play those he recruited ahead of others. I hope he’s right or it could make for a demoralized locker room. If I see any more seniors opting to leave…I’ll be sold on my own theory. Good luck B.C..

by bblaqus on Aug 31, 2011 12:03 AM EDT reply actions  

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