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Boston College Eagles Suffer Fifth Consecutive Loss to Clemson Tigers

Boston College football players facing Clemson Tigers during the game.

Chestnut Hill, October 12, 2025

News Summary

The Boston College Eagles faced a tough defeat against the Clemson Tigers, losing 41-10 in Chestnut Hill. This marks the Eagles’ fifth consecutive loss, with their record now standing at 1-5. Clemson, improving its record to 3-3, showcased a dominant performance, scoring on all six of their first-half drives, whereas Boston College struggled offensively despite contributions from kicker Luca Lombardo and running back Turbo Richard. The Eagles will look to bounce back in their next game against UConn.

Chestnut Hill — Boston College Eagles Suffer Fifth Consecutive Loss to Clemson Tigers, 41-10.

Key outcome

The Boston College football team fell to Clemson 41-10 on Saturday night in Chestnut Hill, extending its losing streak to five games. The result left Boston College with a record of 1-5, while Clemson improved to 3-3. Clemson’s victory marked the 13th consecutive win against Boston College.

Game summary

The game started at 7:30 p.m. ET and was broadcast on the ACC Network. Fans could watch the game for free using streaming services such as DirecTV and FuboTV, both offering free trials. Clemson entered the game with a record of 2-3, while Boston College had a record of 1-4. Despite their struggles, Clemson was favored by 14 points.

Scoring and flow

Clemson built a large first-half lead, outscoring Boston College 34-10 by halftime, scoring on all six of their first-half drives. Clemson’s offense produced a variety of scoring plays, including a rushing touchdown from Adam Randall and a touchdown pass from Cade Klubnik to Bryant Wesco Jr. Klubnik completed 22-of-30 for 280 yards with one touchdown and one interception, and he also rushed for a touchdown. He exited the game in the third quarter due to an injury, and backup quarterback Christopher Vizzina played the second half for Clemson.

Boston College offense and special teams

Boston College received a scoring contribution from kicker Luca Lombardo, who made a 45-yard field goal, keeping his 2025 stats perfect at 7-for-7 for field goals and 20-for-20 for extra points. The Eagles’ offense was led by running back Turbo Richard, who had a two-yard touchdown run and 81 all-purpose yards. Quarterback Dylan Lonergan completed 12-of-19 passes for 117 yards and had a fumble during the game. Receiver Lewis Bond contributed 70 receiving yards on seven receptions. Shaker Reisig entered the game in the third quarter, completing 3-of-10 passes for 19 yards with one interception.

Defense and injuries

Boston College’s defense was active despite the score. KP Price led Boston College’s defense with 14 total tackles and one interception. The unit also dealt with key injuries, including linebacker Daveon “Bam” Crouch and defensive back Syair Torrence.

Individual season context

Going into the game, Boston College quarterback Dylan Lonergan had accumulated 1,277 passing yards, nine touchdowns, and three interceptions with a completion rate of 67.4% going into the game. Clemson’s starter, Cade Klubnik had 1,250 passing yards, ten touchdowns, and four interceptions with a completion rate of 64.5% prior to the game. In recent results, Clemson dominated North Carolina 38-10, while Boston College suffered a 48-7 defeat to Pittsburgh.

What’s next

Next, Boston College will host the UConn Huskies on the following Saturday at noon ET on the ACC Network. The program will turn its focus to that matchup as it seeks to break its five-game losing streak.


FAQ

What happened in the game?

Boston College Eagles Suffer Fifth Consecutive Loss to Clemson Tigers, 41-10.

When and where did the game take place?

The game started at 7:30 p.m. ET and was broadcast on the ACC Network.

How could fans watch the game?

Fans could watch the game for free using streaming services such as DirecTV and FuboTV, both offering free trials.

What were the teams’ records before the game?

Clemson entered the game with a record of 2-3, while Boston College had a record of 1-4.

What is Boston College’s record after the game?

The loss left Boston College with a record of 1-5, while Clemson improved to 3-3.

Did the result continue any streaks between the teams?

Clemson’s victory marked the 13th consecutive win against Boston College.

What were notable individual performances and stats?

Klubnik went 22-of-30 for 280 yards with one touchdown and one interception, and he also rushed for a touchdown.

Were there injuries of note?

He exited the game in the third quarter due to an injury.

What special teams and defensive stats stood out for Boston College?

Boston College’s kicker, Luca Lombardo, made a 45-yard field goal, keeping his 2025 stats perfect at 7-for-7 for field goals and 20-for-20 for extra points.

Quick reference table

Item Detail
Final score Boston College 10 — Clemson 41
Location Chestnut Hill
Game time / broadcast 7:30 p.m. ET / ACC Network
Records (before game) Clemson 2-3; Boston College 1-4
Records (after game) Boston College 1-5; Clemson 3-3
Notable Clemson stat Cade Klubnik 22-of-30, 280 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT; also rushed for a TD
Notable BC stats Dylan Lonergan 12-of-19, 117 yards; KP Price 14 tackles, 1 INT; Turbo Richard 81 all-purpose yards, 1 TD
Special teams Luca Lombardo 45-yard FG; 2025 stats 7-for-7 FG, 20-for-20 XP
Next game (BC) Host UConn Huskies — following Saturday at noon ET on the ACC Network

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