ACC hoops coaches get in on the Ice Bucket Challenge.
Momah getting a lot of press down in Philly. Hope he gets his shot.
Whipple projects to have a starting quarterback named by the end of the weekend, with the frontrunners being Blake Frohnapfel, a 6-foot-7 graduate transfer from Marshall, and junior A.J. Doyle of Lakeville and Catholic Memorial. "Both those players can run, both those guys can make a play when the protection breaks down or something happens that way," Whipple said. "They throw the ball well on the run. So, game plan-wise, that’s a little easier. Obviously, ‘Fro’ is a little taller. Both have experience at the 1-A level (FBS). They played in big games. So those things, it’s a plus. I know A.J. a little bit better from the spring. I’ve been with him for 15 practices. We had ‘Fro’ in meetings and those things, so I’ve got to get to know him a little bit better. Both are playing really good, right now." . . .
Umass Notebook: Better all around (Boston Herald)Isaiah Davis had BC in his finalists but chose to follow his brother to Maryland
A year ago, Momah was the longest of longshots to make the Eagles' roster as an undrafted free agent. He was an intriguing 6-7, 239-pounder with 4.39 straight-line speed. But he hadn't played football in almost 2 years because of a knee injury early in his final season at Boston College, and he was so, so raw. He couldn't get off the line of scrimmage against press coverage, and he was painfully slow getting in and out of his breaks.
Boston College coach Steve Addazio is hoping a fifth-year transfer quarterback and a lot of extra scrimmages will help make up for some big losses offensively.
Birdball gets in on the #IceBucketChallenge. #StrikeOutALS
This is ridiculous ... #StrikeOutALS
So a bunch of former BC students now living in New Jersey strike one off their ice bucket list!
The NFL commissioner gets in on the #IceBucketChallenge, but should he have?