The Central Michigan football team (2-2) are on the road to battle their third Power Five opponent of the season, Boston College (1-3).
While the Eagles have lost three straight games, they were tied with No. 2 Clemson heading into the fourth quarter Saturday.
Here are five things too look out for when CMU meets Boston College for the fourth time in history.
Eliminating Big Plays
It has happened since week one against Rhode Island.
CMU’s defense is leading the nation with nine interceptions.
Saturday, the Chippewas allowed two touchdowns that were over 30 yards.