The SCORE Foundation announced the 20-player list on Tuesday which featured a Boston College football starter.

Then, against Pittsburgh and Clemson, it got much, much worse. The Eagles were no longer on the cusp of winning close games; they were on the wrong end of two massacres. In its last two games, Boston College has allowed 89 points, including 67 in the first half, and surrendered 500-plus yards on each occasion.

CHESTNUT HILL – Boston College’s race to the bottom of the ACC reached a new low.

The poll was revealed during a busy time for college basketball. Earlier in the week, AP announced the Preseason Top 25 which featured three ACC teams, Duke at No. 6, Louisville at No. 11, and UNC at No. 25.

Azzi Fudd and defending national champion UConn opened the the season with an exhibition game victory, 84-67, over Boston College.

Clemson’s tight ends were active throughout the first half as well, with Olsen Patt-Henry, Christian Bentancur, and Josh Sapp each catching passes. Sapp’s lone reception went for 32 yards and came at a key moment in the drive. Their presence added a welcome layer to an offense that has been at its best when the tight ends are part of the mix.

The No. 9 Boston College Eagles (1-1-1) men’s hockey team is getting ready for a road trip to Troy, N.Y., to take on the RPI Engineers (0-2) on Friday night.