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Boston College Daily Links: BCDraft Interviews Spiffy Evans

BCDraft SPECIAL: Interview with Spiffy Evans (BCDraft)
Our first for the "2012" season is true freshman who recently completed his first year of college football, Wide Receiver and Return man Mr. Spiffy Evans.

Briar Woods LB Matt Rolin lands first offer from Boston College (The Washington Post)
On Monday Boston College made its offer to the 6-4, 200-pounder, which will likely be the first of many for a player who has already received interest from the likes of Clemson, North Carolina, Virginia, Vanderbilt, N.C. State and Duke.

Colts Rookie Tackle Ready For Rivalry Game (The Journal Gazette)
Anthony Castonzo knows a little something about the Colts’ rivalry with the New England Patriots, having watched it closely during his time as a player at Boston College.

2011 BC Football Retrospective, Part III: All The Rest (Soaring To Glory)
This year was not a success by any rational measure. I am not into moral victories, and I don’t believe 4-8 is an "improvement," despite the results getting slightly better towards the end. The season didn’t start with the Maryland game, it just started to not be as bad. One must consider the entire body of work, and on that basis, it was not a good year. One must also consider that this is the first year in over a decade where BC has not been involved in postseason play. The bottom line is what matters to me, and in the words of Bill Parcells, "you are what your record says you are." It says BC was 4-8, and the last time I checked, BC has gone from 9-5 > 8-5 > 7-6 > 4-8 since 2008. The trend is disturbing enough.

BC set for rematch after ‘wake-up call’ by BU (BostonHerald.com)
"I think we had a real good wake-up call the last time we played BU because I think they beat us in every facet," coach Jerry York said. "At that time, we were cruising along at 9-2-0 with no speed bumps in the road. But our response has been very positive."

Friday Four-cast: Almost Halfway There (Inside College Hockey)
Rare are the occasions when one team sweeps the other in this series (last season notwithstanding) and one would think the Eagles’ late rally to beat Yale last weekend would give them a spark. If one could take a split as a Vegas prop bet, that’s where the smart money would go.

BU Feeling Special Again (College Hockey News)
The Boston University Terriers knew they would get better results if they just gave a more consistent effort. They have done that recently and are now riding a four-game winning streak as a result, coming off a thrilling overtime win over Cornell at Madison Square Garden.

NCAA men's hockey - Week 8 INCH power rankings (ESPN)
3. Boston College (10-4-0, 7-2-0 Hockey East). Of note: The Eagles trailed by a goal and were killing a penalty with three minutes left in Saturday's game at Yale, but a short-handed tally by Barry Almeida tied it with 2:19 remaining. Chris Kreider scored the game-winner with 39 seconds left.