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Article: HITTING SOME NEW HEIGHTS BC'S SILVA TO START AT SAFETY
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- August 31, 2004
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At East Providence (R.I.) High, where he starred for four years at
running back and linebacker, Jamie Silva said he played football at
only one speed: "all-out."
A 5-foot-11-inch, 207-pound redshirt freshman, Silva took that
same approach in Boston College's preseason camp to earn a starting
spot at strong safety ahead of sophomore Ryan Glasper.
Silva, whose older brother Steve is a senior running back at Holy
Cross, has made quite an impression on his BC teammates as a hitter
with a voracious appetite for contact.
"Everyone saw in the spring that this kid was a hitter," said
senior defensive tackle Tim Bulman. "He comes at you like a torpedo -
just selling out his body. I think he had an ...
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