Boston College beat Georgia Tech in a game led by its rushing attack, according to an ABC News wire report. The report said quarterback Mason McKenzie ran for 166 yards and a pair of touchdowns, while Bo MacCormack III had 155 rushing yards and three touchdowns.

The final score is given two ways in the material available for this story. The ABC News headline lists a 48-27 win over Georgia Tech, while its summary gives a 49-27 victory. The headline and summary do not explain the difference.

ABC News reported that Boston College fell behind by 10 points early in the game and then "bounced back" to win. The summary does not say when the Eagles took the lead or how the margin changed over the course of the game.

According to ABC News, its headline names McKenzie and MacCormack as the leaders of the Boston College rushing game. The summary describes the two players' yardage and touchdown totals but does not say how those totals compared with the rest of the Eagles' offense.

The ABC News summary ends mid-sentence while describing the Eagles' record, so it provides no details about Boston College's standing beyond this game. The report does not include comments from coaches or players, or a full statistical breakdown.

ABC News's material also does not include Georgia Tech's statistics or any response from the Yellow Jackets to the loss.

Sources: ABC News: McKenzie, MacCormack lead dynamic Boston College rushing attack in 48-27 win over Georgia Tech.