The second-year Eagles head coach did not say anything about a potential change at quarterback for this weekend's game against UConn.

Clemson football looks to build on last week's win with another strong showing on the road. Quarterback Cade Klubnik and the Tigers continue ACC play against coach Bill O'Brien and the Boston College Eagles in Week 7 of the 2025 college football season in Chestnut Hill.

Touchdowns from defensive tackle Peter Woods (2-yard rush as a fullback) and Klubnik (6-yard rush) gave Clemson a 24-10 lead with 5:31 remaining in the first half before some big plays by the Tigers’ defense and iffy decision-making by BC coach Bill O’Brien blew the game open.

The Eagles' second-year skipper, who went 7-5 in his first season with the program, is now 8-10 in his career at BC.

Clemson’s Cade Klubnik has accumulated 1,250 passing yards with 10 touchdowns and four interceptions on 64.5 percent completions.

Then, against Pittsburgh and Clemson, it got much, much worse. The Eagles were no longer on the cusp of winning close games; they were on the wrong end of two massacres. In its last two games, Boston College has allowed 89 points, including 67 in the first half, and surrendered 500-plus yards on each occasion.

Time is not on Boston College’s side as the Eagles approach the midway point of the college football campaign with a 1-5 record.