BC Interruption, a Boston College Eagles community

Last week, the Eagles offense had three drives inside the red zone. They came away without a touchdown. BC has just seven touchdowns on 25 red zone attempts. Their 28 percent red zone touchdown conversion percentage is still the worst in Division I-A. Not counting the I-AA game against Weber State, BC is converting just one out of every five trips to the redzone. It was great to finally see a win again, but the BC offense still has some serious issues.

Phil Steele is liking the Eagles to win this weekend, clearly, but only by 24 points. Click through to read Steele's full preview of BC's opener against Weber State.

The Salt Lake Tribune chronicles how BC got hooked up with Weber State for this season's home opener. What I found most interesting is that the Weber St. payday is $350,000, half of which will probably be eaten up by travel costs.

Weber State has concluded practice as they get ready for the season opener at BC. Like the Eagles, the media are stumped on where to rank the Wildcats. Weber State has been ranked from everywhere from fifth in the Big Sky Conference to top 20 in FCS.

It's hard to get information on any I-AA opponent, let alone one that's traveling almost 2,400 miles to play the Eagles. Luckily, Weber State also plays Texas Tech to end the season, and Double T Nation has us covered with a statistical look at the Wildcats.