Spring Ball Practice No. 2

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – Boston College football held its second of 14 spring practices inside Fish Field House on Wednesday morning. The annual Jay McGillis Memorial Spring Game is set for Saturday, April 13 with kickoff time released earlier this week as a Noon ET start.

TRANSFER IMPACT

Kye Robichaux and transfer Treshaun Ward (Kansas State) alternated snaps in the opening series of team work at running back. Ward immediately showcased his speed and burst through the holes created by the BC offensive line.
Transfer defensive back Ryan Turner (Ohio State) showed off his quickness and ball skills by jumping a route and knocking down a pass.
Transfer wide receiver Jerand Bradley (Texas Tech) caught an over-the-shoulder touchdown pass in the corner of the end zone from Thomas Castellanos in one-on-one coverage.

GOING DEEP

The quarterbacks and wide receivers went through some deep ball work to the outside early in the practice. Redshirt-freshman Jacobe Robinson hit the first big play of the morning on a deep connection to classmate Nate Johnson.
Robinson and Johnson connected again on a 30-yard touchdown completion in seven-on-seven work.
BC featured two groups, simultaneously, during the 7v7 period with Castellanos and transfer Grayson James (FIU) alternated with one group and Robinson and Matthew Rueve with the other.
Former Catholic Memorial teammates Jaedn Skeete and Max Tucker were matched up with each other in 7v7 with the cornerback Tucker winning the match-up with a PBU on the one ball that came their way.

Players Mentioned

Jerand Bradley

Grayson James

Nate Johnson III

Kye Robichaux

Jacobe Robinson

Jaedn Skeete

Max Tucker

Ryan Turner

Treshaun Ward