The Boston College Eagles (7-5, 4-4 ACC) football team ended its regular season with a 34-23 win over the Pittsburgh Panthers (7-5, 3-5 ACC) on Saturday evening at Alumni Stadium. After turning the ball over on downs due to failing to convert on a 4th-and-1 on their first drive of the day,

The Pitt football team dropped its regular-season finale to end the year on a five-game losing streak as Boston College topped the Panthers 34-23.

Pitt has just one more game remaining in the regular season, and it gives the Panthers one last chance to stop the slide.

The Pitt Panthers won't have one of their top players, as they face Boston College on the road in Week 14. Panthers star junior running back Desmond Reid didn't make the trip to face the Eagles, according to Stephen Thompson of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Nate Yarnell will be Pitt's starting quarterback in their final regular-season game Saturday, head coach Pat Narduzzi says.

Boston College will play a team from the AAC in the Fenway Bowl, and there are a handful of teams in contention to be the Eagles’ matchup. The Fenway Bowl is one of the AAC’s top bowl games, and if Tulane wins the conference championship against Army, it will most likely be the Green Wave taking on Boston College.

On Saturday afternoon, the Boston College football team will end the 2024 regular season when they host Pitt at Alumni Stadium. BC has found new life late in the season, as new starting quarterback Grayson James has led them to wins over Syracuse on UNC,

A week after Eli Holstein hurt his leg Nov. 23 early in the loss to Louisville, Pitt coach Pat Narduzzi will stick with relief quarterback Nate Yarnell on Saturday at Boston College. Yarnell will start Pitt’s final regular-season game.