Reflecting on Clemson: What Did Boston College coach Jeff Hafley Say During His Sunday Presser? andybackstrom breaks it down:
Throughout the fourth quarter of Saturday night's game against No. 5 Clemson, Boston College head coach Jeff Hafley was visibly frustrated. It showed up again when Hafley and longtime Tigers head coach Dabo Swinney shook hands at midfield once the clock hit triple zeros.
For the most part, BC's defense played well enough to give the Eagles—now 2-4—a shot at a program-defining upset. BC lagged behind in the other two phases of the game, though. Despite outgaining Clemson, 168-131, in the first half and reaching at least the Clemson 36-yard line four times in the opening two quarters, the Eagles entered intermission with just three points.
Jurkovec's PFF turnover-worthy play rate percentage was 6.7% against Clemson, the second highest it's been this season. "You gotta go through every play," Hafley explained."You look at the guys up front, you look at the running backs and then you gotta watch the wide receivers, too. Did they run the right route, did they run it fast enough, were they where they were supposed to be?