Matt Boldy’s prolific 31-point season and dominance across a number of different levels earned him the The Heights’ Male Athlete of the Year.
Sports, Football
McDuffie Drafted 220th Overall by Green Bay Packers
After Hunter Long was drafted 81st overall in the 2021 NFL Draft on Friday night, Isaiah McDuffie became the second Eagle to come off the board as the Green Bay Packers selected him with the 220th overall pick on Saturday. McDuffie was the 19th linebacker and the second player from Boston College off the board…
Sports, Football, Athletics
BC Football Announces Three-Year Deal With Adidas
Boston College football announced that it has signed an apparel and footwear deal with Adidas set to extend through the 2023 season.
Sports, Football, Spring
Notebook: Spring Game Shows Same Strengths, Flaws From Last Season
Zay Flowers and a crop of young pass-catchers showed out, but the Eagles run game showed some growing pains.
Sports, Spring, Weekly Roundup
Weekly Sports Roundup: Week Of April 19
Tennis and golf struggled at their respective ACC Championships while rowing competed in North Carolina and on the Charles.
Sports, Basketball, Men's Basketball
Eagles Hire Veteran Assistant Coach Jim Molinari
Molinari has coached in the college ranks for over 40 years, most recently as an assistant at Oklahoma and Nebraska.
Sports, Weekly Roundup, Spring
Weekly Sports Roundup: Week of April 12
Rowing and field hockey won, men’s and women’s tennis struggled, and track and field wrapped up its season.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
Walsh Clutch In Relief To Snap Losing Skid
An early 2-0 lead helped Boston College baseball snap a five-game losing streak on Sunday with a 5-3 victory over FSU.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
Point/Counterpoint: Should the NCAA Adopt MLB Rule Changes?
With the MLB adding pace-of-play initiatives to widen appeal, NCAA baseball could adopt some of its own rule changes to increase popularity.
Sports, Football
Eagles Focus On Speed, Versatility In Revamp of Linebackers Corps
Boston College football saw the departure of three staple linebackers, and the Eagles have taken unconventional routes to fill the position.
