Anthony Palano

#1 · LB · R-So. · Boston College6′1″ · 230 lb · Arlington Heights, IL · Buffalo Grove

69 tackles in 8 games; their best was 13 at Cincinnati.
  • sack

Duke · L 2-47

9 tackles

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This week

What’s being said

8 stories in the last 60 days, from 6 outlets.

Sep 10 to Sep 16: 7Oct 1 to Oct 7: 1W 28-21 vs RutgersWW 22-16 vs MaineWL 14-21 vs Virginia TechLL 16-25 at SMULW 27-21 vs PittsburghWW 49-27 at Georgia TechWL 2-47 at DukeLSep 10Nov 4Most in a week: 7
Sep 10 to Sep 16: 7Oct 1 to Oct 7: 1W 28-21 vs RutgersWW 22-16 vs MaineWL 14-21 vs Virginia TechLL 16-25 at SMULW 27-21 vs PittsburghWW 49-27 at Georgia TechWL 2-47 at DukeLSep 10Nov 4Most in a week: 7
Stories per week. W and L: the team’s results.

All 10 stories this season

Worth knowing

  • Anthony Palano has 69 tackles, already past last season's 65.

His most important play this season

  1. Q4, 9:27 · Rutgers down 6Rutgers turns it overRutgers at Boston College, week 2Q4, 9:27 · Rutgers 14, Boston College 208Rutgers’s turnover led to a touchdown8Rutgers’s turnover led to a touchdownRutgers’s turnover led to a touchdownA.Surace pass intercepted by A.Palano at BC 10 QB hurried by K.Price A.Palano return 6 yards to the BC 16 (A.Raymond), out of bounds penalty BC Illegal Block in Back (M.Amedee) 8 yards from BC 16 to BC 08Watch from this playESPN College Football

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Anthony Palano

LB · Boston College · #1

Is steady in every phase without a signature trait. Played for two head coaches across two seasons and two programs. A game that shows it: 13 tackles and 1 tackle for loss against Cincinnati — Week 1, 2026.

69 tackles · 1.5 sacks

Style of play

Style of play

Play style

Solid in every phase without a signature dimension.

Activity vs finishing · season enumeration

What the box score actually says

8 games
69Tackles
34Solo
7.5TFL
1.5Sacks
1Pass def.
2INT

69 tackles. 1 pass defended. 2 interceptions. 7.5 TFL.

  • Week 21 sack · 2 INT
  • Week 41 PD
  • Week 70.5 sacks

Counts only, never a rate — splash-event sample sizes this small (interceptions, pass breakups, TFL) are noise as a rate and signal only as a tally.

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