Boston College Schedule-A-Team: Mountain West Football
By Joe Micik
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Nov 15, 2014; Colorado Springs, CO, USA;Air Force Falcons defensive back Jordan Mays (2), offensive lineman Colin Sandor (56), and place kicker Drew Oehrle (94) celebrate after the game against the Nevada Wolf Pack at Falcon Stadium. The Falcons won 45-38. Mandatory Credit: Chris Humphreys-USA TODAY Sports
Boston College became familiar with Mountain West football this season. Familiar with losing thereto as well.
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The Eagles have seen some other teams from this conference in the past, and some of those might be series worth rekindling once in a while.
What programs might Boston College want to approach with regards to a football scheduling arrangement? What programs might want to schedule Boston College back? Finally, which ones have no idea we even exist?
Boston College Mountain West Football Schedule-A-Team: Air Force Falcons
All-Time History With Boston College: 7 games (3-4-0)
Last Faced: 1980 (BC wins, 23-0)
Travel (if necessary): About four hours by plane out to Colorado.
Mutual Interest Factor: None in over 30 years.
Intrigue Factor: Boston College going to face a service academy always inspires a patriotic spirit, especially one they have not seen in a while.
The Verdict: Would mostly schedule at home, but may be convinced to schedule away.
We see Army fairly frequently, but that’s because Orange County, New York is not that far away relatively speaking. Getting to see a team like Air Force once in a while would be a nice way to spend one of the “light” games on the schedule.
A trip out to the mountain air of Colorado Springs could once in a long while be fun, but otherwise Boston College would probably want to hold out primarily for home games.