Boston College’s rugged, position-flexible mauler
Marc Parenteau was a standout Boston College offensive lineman in the 2002 season, earning All-BIG EAST first-team honors while starting every game at right tackle for an offense that ranked third in the league in total offense and second in passing offense[1]. His big differentiator was versatility and dependability: he started at center, guard, and tackle during his BC career, a trait coaches love because it expands protection and game-plan options[2][3]. For a team needing a tough, durable lineman with proven upper-tier conference pedigree and true plug-and-play flexibility, he’s exactly the kind of bodyguard you notice most when he’s doing his job right[2][3].
