Bill O’Brien to be named head football coach at Boston College
Boston College is set to hire Massachusetts native Bill O’Brien as its next head football coach.
O’Brien will replace Jeff Hafley, who departed after four seasons to become the defensive coordinator of the Green Bay Packers. O’Brien was the New England Patriots offensive coordinator under Bill Belichick last season but left to become the offensive coordinator on head coach Ryan Day’s staff at Ohio State. Day is a former quarterbacks coach at BC.
O’Brien put the Buckeyes on hold to when Hafley decamped for Green Bay. O’Brien’s NFL experience included a previous stint with the Patriots and as head coach of the Houston Texans from 2013-2020.
Rodney Harrison left out of Pro Football Hall of Fame’s 2024 class
O’Brien was hired as the head coach at Penn State in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky scandal. He also served as an offensive coordinator at Georgia Tech, Duke and under Nick Saban at Alabama. Georgia Tech and Duke are in the Atlantic Coast Conference. BC opens the 2024 season at Florida State on Labor Day.
This is a developing story …
More Stories
Zero hours reforms could cost business up to £2.9bn a year
Government analysis has put the cost to business of its planned reforms to zero hours contracts at up to £2.9...
Zoom rejects Andy Burnham’s criticism of video job interviews
Zoom has rejected Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s criticism of employers interviewing job candidates by video call, saying the fairness of...
Skills shortage on dairy farms threatens UK food security, Arla warns
A shortage of skilled farm workers threatens Britain’s food security, Arla Foods has warned, after 82 per cent of its...
Istanbul overtakes Heathrow as Europe’s busiest airport in July
Istanbul airport overtook Heathrow as Europe’s busiest airport in July, handling 8.15 million passengers against the west London hub’s 7.86...
First all-British chocolate bar since 1932 made with cocoa grown in Reading
Scientists at the University of Reading have created the first chocolate bar made entirely from British ingredients in almost a...
90,000 London professional jobs forecast to move to regions by 2031
Up to 90,000 banking, legal and accountancy jobs based in London are forecast to move to other parts of the...
