2013 Boston College Offense - Ryan Day

The 2013 Boston College Eagles offense, coordinated by Ryan Day, marked a significant season for the program as it focused on a fast-paced and dynamic offensive scheme that showcased the team's playmakers. Under head coach Steve Addazio, the Eagles aimed to enhance their offensive production and competitiveness within the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).

Ryan Day implemented a pro-style offense that balanced the run and pass effectively. The scheme aimed to utilize the strengths of the team's personnel while creating mismatches against opposing defenses.

The Eagles emphasized a physical running game while incorporating play-action and downfield passing to stretch the field and keep defenses off balance.

Ryan Day’s offensive strategies during the 2013 season helped elevate the Boston College program, highlighting the importance of a strong running game combined with an effective passing attack.

Andre Williams’ historic season not only earned him national recognition but also helped solidify

Boston College's identity as a run-heavy offense.

The success of the 2013 offense laid the groundwork for Day's future coaching opportunities, eventually leading him to become the head coach at Ohio State University, where he continued to innovate offensively.