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Wednesday, December 26 Updated: December 28, 10:29 AM ET Best player: Boston CollegeIf you are a fan of Boston College football, then the names you see below should ring a bell. No matter what year or class you belonged to, each of these names brings good memories and some great stories. But which one stands out the most? Read the stats and cast your vote for the best player in Boston College history.
Doug Flutie (1981-84) -- In addition to winning the Heisman Trophy in 1984, Flutie also won the Maxwell and O'Brien awards and was a consensus All-America selection. He finished his BC career with 10,579 passing yards and 67 touchdowns. Pete Mitchell (1991-94) -- A consensus All-American in 1994, Mitchell is the Eagles' career leader in receptions with 190 and receiving yards with 2,388. The tight end also scored 20 touchdowns. Mike Ruth (1982-85) -- He was a consensus All-America selection in 1985 and won the Outland Trophy, presented to the nation's best interior lineman. Ruth finished his BC career with 24 sacks and nearly 300 tackles. |
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