Postgame Notes: BC vs. Florida State

Team

Boston College has won three consecutive ACC games for the first time since 2013 following tonight's 35-3 victory over Florida State. It marked the first win over the Seminoles since a 28-21 victory on Oct. 3, 2009 in Chestnut Hill. FSU had won seven straight games in the series until tonight's 35-3 BC victory.
Tonight's 32-point victory for Boston College was the largest in series history for the Eagles. The previous largest margin of victory by Boston College against the Seminoles was 13 in a 20-7 win in the first meeting between the two schools (Sept. 28, 1957).
Boston College scored the most points in school history against the Seminoles with tonight's 35-3 win. The previous high against FSU was 34 in a 48-34 loss on Sept. 28, 2013.
Boston College scored 35+ points for the third consecutive game for the first time since 2002. BC scored 35+ in four straight games to close out the 2002 season against Syracuse (W, 41-20; 11/16/2002), Temple (W, 36-14; 11/23/2002), Rutgers (W, 44-14; 11/23/2002) and vs. Toledo (W, 51-25; 12/26/2002).
It marks the first time Boston College has held an ACC opponent without a touchdown since 2015, when the Eagles limited Wake Forest to three points on Oct. 10, 2015.
The Eagles are now 5-4 on the season and 3-3 in ACC play heading into the bye week. Boston College is one win away from bowl eligibility for the fourth time in five years under head coach Steve Addazio.
The last three-game ACC winning streak for Boston College prior to tonight was three straight victories over Virginia Tech, NC State and Maryland in 2013.
Boston College is 5-11 all-time against Florida State, including a 3-6 mark in Chestnut Hill and 4-10 in ACC play against the Seminoles.
Florida State led for 218:45 straight minutes in the series until BC scored first tonight. FSU had not trailed in the series since the second quarter on Sept. 28, 2013.
Boston College was 4-for-4 in the red zone, scoring three touchdowns on the ground and one via the pass.
The 241 total rushing yards for the Eagles was the second-highest total in a game this season. The season-high of 364 yards on the ground came at Louisville on Oct. 14.
Boston College held Florida State to just three points, the first time since Sept. 26, 2009 (17-7 loss vs. USF) the Seminoles failed to score 10 points.
The last time Florida State failed to score a touchdown prior to tonight was against Wake Forest on Sept. 20, 2008 (12-3 loss).

Offense

Junior wide receiver Jeff Smith threw his second touchdown pass of the season with a 34-yard pass to redshirt freshman Kobay White for the game's first score. It was Smith's fifth career touchdown pass.
White caught his second touchdown of the season and second of 30+ yards in two weeks with his first quarter touchdown reception.
True freshman running back AJ Dillon went over the century mark for the third time in his career with 149 yards on 33 carries. The Eagles are 3-0 when Dillon rushed for at least 100 yards.
Darius Wade scored his first career rushing touchdown in the third quarter. He came in for an injured Anthony Brown and scored on 4th down and goal from the one-yard line.

Defense

Senior defensive end Harold Landry missed the first game of his career with an ankle injury. Landry had played in all 46 career games prior to tonight.
Junior defensive end Wyatt Ray made his first career start at defensive end in place of Landry. Ray now has one career start in 34 career games.
Senior and Florida native Ty Schwab recorded his second career interception in his 44th career game for the Eagles. Schwab finished with a career-best 12 tackles along with a sack and 2.5 tackles for a loss.
Junior defensive back Will Harris recovered two fumbles on the night. They were the first two fumble recoveries of his career. In total, Boston College forced three Florida State turnovers.
Redshirt freshman John Lamot tied a career-high with 10 tackles (five solo) and recorded his first career sack.
Kamrin Moore registered his team-best eighth pass breakup. He ended with five tackles.

Special Teams

Michael Walker gained 98 all-purpose yards on the night; he returned three punts for 30 yards (long - 13 yards) and two kickoffs for 68 yards (long - 43 yards).
Colton Lichtenberg converted all five of his point-after attempts. He missed a 49-yard field goal in the first quarter.

Attendance: 40,629
Weather: 52 degrees, clear
Coin Toss: Florida State won the toss and deferred. Boston College received the opening kickoff.

Players Mentioned

Anthony Brown

AJ Dillon

Will Harris

John Lamot

Harold Landry

Colton Lichtenberg

Kamrin Moore

Wyatt Ray

Ty Schwab

Jeff Smith

Darius Wade

Michael Walker

Kobay White

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