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,

Grayson James threw for a pair of second-half touchdowns and six passes of at least 25 yards as Boston College defeated Pitt 34-23 in Saturday's Atlantic Coast Conference action at

Pitt’s regular season ended Saturday in Chestnut Hill, Mass., but really in another state of misery. A series of mishaps, penalties and even more injuries led to the Panthers’ losing streak reaching five in a row in a 34-23 Boston College victory.

The five-game losing streak is the first since they lost the final five games to end the 2006 season. This includes a 48-25 loss on the road to the then ranked No. 20 SMU Mustangs in Week 10, 24-19 to the Virginia Cavaliers in Week 11 and 24-20 to the then ranked No.

Pitt has just one more game remaining in the regular season, and it gives the Panthers one last chance to stop the slide. Boston College is sitting at 6-5 (3-4 ACC) this season, achieving bowl eligibility with a big 41-21 win against North Carolina over the weekend.

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Pitt has had a very improved year compared to its 2023 campaign where it went 3-9. The Panthers won their first seven games of the season and spent five weeks in the AP Top 25 Poll as well as made an appearance in the College Football Playoff debut rankings.

O n 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 s