Boston College Eagles Football - Bowl Games

Bowl Games

Boston College has been to 22 bowl games, currently holding a 13–9 record. The Eagles posted an 8-game bowl winning streak from 2000 to 2007 and went to 12 consecutive bowl games from 1999 to 2010. BC's 8-game bowl win streak was the nation's longest active streak before it was snapped in 2008. The 12-year streak was tied with Oklahoma for the 6th longest active streak in country.

Year BC PF PA Opponent Bowl
1939 Boston College 3 6 Clemson Cotton Bowl
1940 Boston College 19 13 Tennessee Sugar Bowl
1942 Boston College 21 37 Alabama Orange Bowl
1982 Boston College 26 33 Auburn Tangerine Bowl
1983 Boston College 18 19 Notre Dame Liberty Bowl
1984 Boston College 45 28 Houston Cotton Bowl
1986 Boston College 27 24 Georgia Hall of Fame Bowl
1992 Boston College 23 38 Tennessee Hall of Fame Bowl
1993 Boston College 31 13 Virginia Carquest Bowl
1994 Boston College 12 7 Kansas State Jeep Aloha Bowl
1999 Boston College 28 62 Colorado Insight.com Bowl
2000 Boston College 31 17 Arizona St Jeep Aloha Bowl
2001 Boston College 20 16 Georgia Music City Bowl
2002 Boston College 51 25 Toledo Motor City Bowl
2003 Boston College 35 21 Colorado State San Francisco Bowl
2004 Boston College 37 24 North Carolina Continental Tire Bowl
2005 Boston College 27 21 Boise State MPC Computers Bowl
2006 Boston College 25 24 Navy Meineke Car Care Bowl
2007 Boston College 24 21 Michigan St Champs Sports Bowl
2008 Boston College 14 16 Vanderbilt Music City Bowl
2009 Boston College 13 24 USC Emerald Bowl
2010 Boston College 13 20 Nevada Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl

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