On Saturday night, Boston College will host Michigan State for the annual red bandanna game in Alumni Stadium. With a Big Ten opponent coming to town and an 8pm kickoff, this year’s red bandanna game is sure to have an incredible atmosphere.
Who: Boston College Eagles (2-1) vs Michigan State Spartans (3-0)
Where: Alumni Stadium, Chestnut Hill, MA
When: Saturday September 21st, 2024
Kickoff Time: 8:00pm ET
How to Watch: This game will be broadcasted live on the ACC Network and streamed online here
Our staff has spent this week compiling some great content to preview this match-up. Take a look:
Talking Boston College Football vs Michigan State with The Only Colors
Michigan State vs BC: Offense Preview
BC vs MSU: Sparty Defense Preview
I’m Gonna Say It. Boston College Could Make the College Football Playoff.
Today I’m going with the Wicked Easy from Sam Adams. It’s a tasty session IPA, and you can pound a bunch of them before heading into the stadium on Saturday night. ‘Nuff said.
I still believe! It was disappointing to see the Eagles lose their first game last weekend, but the signs are still clearly there that this is a much improved football team that’s ready to rumble against any opponent. With the backing of the crowd behind them, against an easier opponent, and celebrating one of BC’s greatest traditions, I fully expect a vibe-shift on Saturday night. This is the beginning of their march towards destiny!
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