UConn football to play 4 future games against Boston College

UConn football to play four future games against Boston College
UConn football has announced it will play four future games against Boston College, beginning with the upcoming 2025 season.
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UConn and Boston College will meet on the football field on Oct. 18, 2025 and again during the 2029, 2030, and 2031 seasons
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Boston College Football, UConn Set to Play Four Future Games
After the schedule release, UConn announced the game is one of four upcoming against Boston College. The Huskies will host the Eagles on Oct. 20, 2029, and Aug. 30, 2031, as well as return to Chestnut Hill on Sept. 14, 2030.
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