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Reports: Penn State Targeting Boston College's Patrick Kraft For Next AD - Vimarsana News

Reports: Penn State Targeting Boston College's Patrick Kraft For Next AD

Kraft, 44, has served as Boston College's athletic director since 2020. If a deal is finalized, he'd come to Penn State and succeed Sandy Barbour.

Penn State targeting Boston College's Patrick Kraft to be AD: Sources - Vimarsana News

Penn State targeting Boston College's Patrick Kraft to be AD: Sources

Kraft, who has been at Boston College since 2020, would replace Sandy Barbour, who announced her retirement in March.

Penn State Reportedly Targeting Boston College AD Patrick Kraft As Barbour Replacement - Vimarsana News

Penn State Reportedly Targeting Boston College AD Patrick Kraft As Barbour Replacement

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Penn State Reportedly Targeting Boston College AD Patrick Kraft As Barbour Replacement and more from the State College, PA region

Legendary Boston College coach Jerry York retires - Vimarsana News

Legendary Boston College coach Jerry York retires

All-time college hockey wins leader Jerry York, who spent the past 28 seasons with Boston College, announced his retirement on Wednesday.

Jerry York, 76, winningest coach in NCAA men's hockey history, retires from Boston College, saying it's 'the right time to do so' - Vimarsana News

Jerry York, 76, winningest coach in NCAA men's hockey history, retires from Boston College, saying it's 'the right time to do so'

Boston College's Jerry York, the winningest coach in NCAA men's hockey history, has announced his retirement at 76 years old after 28 years of coaching the Eagles, a team he led to a national title four times.

Source: espn.com