The Boston College Eagles football team is getting ready to open its highly anticipated season on Labor Day Night with a road contest against the No. 10 Florida State Seminoles. 

On Wednesday night, the program released its depth chart for the upcoming game. 

Offense

Left Tackle: 

Jude Bowry

Kevin Cline

Ryan Mickow

Left Guard: 

Logan Taylor or Dwayne Allick

Kevin Cline or Eryx Daugherty

Jack Funke

Center: 

Drew Kendall

Dwayne Allick

Otto Hess

Michael Crounse.

Right Guard: 

Jack Conley or Dwayne Allick

Eryx Daugherty

Otto Hess

Right Tackle: 

Ozzy Trapilo

Kevin Cline

Ryan Mickow

Quarterback: 

Thomas Castellanos

Jacobe Robinson

Johnathan Montague Jr.

Running Back:

Kye Robichaux or Treshaun Ward 

Datrell Jones

Turbo Richard

Jordan McDonald

Tight End: 

Jeremiah Franklin or Kamari Morales

Matt Ragan

Danny Edgehill

Wide Receiver:

Jaedn Skeete or Reed Harris

Montrell Wade

Jay Brunelle

Wide Receiver:

Lewis Bond

Jayden McGowan

Luke McLaughlin

Nate Johnson

Wide Receiver: 

Jerand Bradley or Dino Tomlin

Defense

Defensive End: 

Neto Okpala

Edwin Kolenge

Jayzen Flint

Defensive Tackle: 

Cam Horsley

Owen Stoudmire

Kwan Williams

Defensive Tackle: 

George Rooks

Sedarius McConnell

Gilbert Tongrongou or Ty Clemons

Defensive End: 

Donovan Ezeiruaku

Quintayvious Hutchins

Josiah Griffin

Linebacker: 

Kam Arnold

Owen McGowan

Joe Marinaro

Palaie Faoa

Linebacker: 

Daveon Crouch

Sione Hala

Bryce Steele

Kemori Dixon

Nickelback: 

Khari Johnson or Cameron Martinez

Jalon Williams

Charlie Comella

Cornerback: 

Amari Jackson

Ryan Turner

Isaiah Farris

Cornerback: 

Max Tucker

Bryquice Brown

Ashton McShane

Free Safety: 

Carter Davis or Jalen Cheek

Bugg Jones

Cole Batson

Victor Nelson

Strong Safety:

KP Price

Kahlil Ali

Omar Thornton

Special Teams

Long Snapper: 

Bryant Worrell

Cooper Crook or Jackson Gugni

Punter: 

Sam Candotti

Ivan Zivenko

Sam Stone

Kicker: 

Liam Connor or Luca Lombardo

Sam Stone

Returners

Punt: 

Jayden McGowan or Cameron Martinez

Turbo Richard or Treshaun Ward

Kick: 

Jayden McGowan or Cameron Martinez

Turbo Richard or Treshaun Ward

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Fever proved the best way to stand up to a bully is to stay composed and match the energy of its tormentor.

Against the Connecticut Sun — a team the Fever struggled with so thoroughly during an early June loss that coach Christy Sides benched four of five starters early in the fourth quarter — Indiana took their best blow and held on for an 84-80 win Wednesday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

The Suns tried to set the tone early during a physical game that often drifted toward chippy. Forward Nylssa Smith left the game early in the first quarter after taking a blow to the face. Rookie Caitlin Clark found herself flat on the court after absorbing several hard screens. Nearly every loose ball led to a tussle for possession and a jump ball.

Before the chippiness could boil over, Sides called a timeout to make sure her team kept its cool, but veteran Kelsey Mitchell would not let her teammates back down.

“I told our group early, I don’t care what happens in the game, being bullied will not be the issue — we will not be bullied today,” Mitchell said. “For us it was about making sure we stayed confident. … Don’t let nothing just happen to you. We know how great these teams are, but we’ve got confidence in ourselves too.”

Knocking off the No. 2 team in the W, a team that already clinched a spot in the playoffs, could be a big boost for the surging Fever. At 15-16, currently seventh in the league standings, the Fever aren’t shying away from thoughts of postseason basketball. The Fever have just two players — Damiris Dantas and Temi Fagbenle — with postseason experience, but the atmosphere at Gainbridge and the intensity on the court felt like a playoff game to the home team.

Clark said Wednesday’s game was one of the most physical games she’s ever played in. Sides added that her team’s ability to take the hard hits and continue to fight showed immense growth from the beginning of the season.

“(It showed) maturity and toughness today,” Sides said. “(The Sun are) the best defensive team in the league, and they just are going to make everything really hard and be very physical, and you can’t let that get to you.

“I felt the game got real chippy there for a little while. I called a timeout just to make sure that we just kept our composure. Didn’t need to let that get to us. Just keep doing what we were doing.”

Toughness cannot be quantified on a stat sheet, but Fagbenle’s willingness to do the dirty work was key for the Fever. The veteran did not score a point, but her 18 +/- was the team’s best. Her length affected the Suns drives to the basket, and her willingness to set screens freed up her teammates on the perimeter. She finished with three rebounds and one blocked shot. Lexie Hull led Indiana with eight rebounds. Aliyah Boston and Smith had six rebounds each.

“If you want to ask, what won this game — defensive rebounding. I wouldn’t have been able to say that in the past,” Sides said. “We did a hell of a job. We had five stops to end the game in the last two minutes and 50 seconds. They did not score. That’s incredible.

“That is a great team. Just how they’ve locked in and took pride on that end of the floors is making a difference for us.”