Harris injured in Temple debut and and other links

BC's all-time leading rusher Montel Harris began his Temple career Friday night. The debut didn't last long as Harris was sidelined with a hamstring injury. I hope he has a big season, but the once durable guy now seems to have the injury bug.

As a reminder BC will honor Lou Montgomery and Frank Chamberlain at halftime.

Women's soccer tied Stanford.

I know I promised a Meterparel interview this week but we had scheduling issues. We will have it next week.

Dominique Williams knows he has to earn his playing time.

ESPN posted a Q&A with Chase Rettig.

Volleyball lost to Northern Iowa but beat Mississippi State.

The Field Hockey team beat Quinnipiac.

Appropriate end for Lou Montgomery's story

Based on the media coverage, I assume I am one of many BC outlets who were pitched by supporters of Lou Montgomery. They initially reached out to me in April. I avoided the issue and story altogether because they wanted my support in renaming Alumni Stadium after Montgomery. While Montgomery certainly blazed trails, I didn't think BC should or needed to rename Alumni. In fact I've always liked the idea of "Alumni" being the name of our largest gathering place and high-profile building. Now I am in agreement with BCI in that retiring Montgomery's number is a nice conclusion to this recent attention. It's something BC has reserved for only a few football players and it ensures that Montgomery's legacy will never be overlooked. Hopefully the BC fans and students will give the Montgomery family an appreciative standing ovation when Lou is honored this fall.