BC opts out of bowl game to spend Christmas at home
By admin - July 31, 2020
Boston College was luckily able to escape most of the coronavirus outbreak and roster shuffling that has really turned things upside down, so they’re proposing a bowl so players can spend Christmas with their families. Here are the highlights:
- BC is the first school to forego the postseason because of the pandemic.
- Athletic director Pat Kraft recognizes the sacrifices the young men have made since June. They haven’t had a chance to even hug their loved ones for months.
- CoVid-19 issues have been rampant from Big 12 games getting canceled to football seasons ending early.
- BC was able to navigate the pandemic in a way that led to just one positive test throughout the season.
- In fact, Coach Jeff Hafley from BC said, “What we did with COVID was bigger in my opinion than any game we could have won.”
- It’s a weird time because it’s either be with your family for the holidays or stay away and still be unsure of playing the bowl.
- It would be unfair to for the players stay on an empty campus for nothing.
- Coach Mike Krzyzewski said they’re thinking of the well-being of their students.