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Tuesday, Boston College announced Brad Bates, formerly of Miami University, has replaced Gene DeFilippo as athletic director.

  • Conflicting reports on Boo Corrigan hire

    Bob DeChiara-US PRESSWIRE - Presswire

    Boston College will hire a new Director of Athletics on Tuesday, but it may not be who we first thought. Chris Curtis of 98.5 The Sports Hub originally reported that the school would hire Army athletics director Boo Corrigan, but former Boston Globe reporter Mark Blaudschun wrote on his blog, AJerseyGuy.com, that the school might consider hiring former Boston College football player and FBI agent Quentin Williams.

    According to Blaudschun, Boston College may have been swayed by a glowing referral from former Eagles head coach and current New York Giants head man Tom Coughlin.

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    BC will reportedly announce new AD on Tuesday

    Greg M. Cooper-US PRESSWIRE - Presswire

    Boston College will name Boo Corrigan as its new Athletic Director at a press conference scheduled for Tuesday afternoon, according to Chris Curtis of 98.5 The Sports Hub Boston. Corrigan is the current Director of Athletics at Army, and has been rumored as a likely replacement for Gene DeFilippo. BC announced this past weekend that they had scheduled a press conference, and the immediate speculation was that a new AD would be introduced. BC has set it for 1:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday.

    DeFilippo stepped down at the end of September, ending a 15-year run as the AD in Chestnut Hill. Corrigan will have some big decisions on his plate right away, particularly regarding the job status of Frank Spaziani. BC’s head coach has been at the helm for the football program’s precipitous decline over the past two years, but DeFilippo was a staunch defender. With his biggest supporter now gone, Spaziani’s already tenuous job security will be put in further jeopardy. BC has yet to beat an FBS school this season, falling, coincidentally, to a previously winless Army team on the road in Week 6.

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