Boston College football’s offense showed up to play against Massachusetts. A dominant passing game and shut-down defense earned the Eagles a 26-7 victory on the day. Here’s what stood out from the game.
Football, 2016 Football Preview
Former Quarterback Jeff Smith Looks to Contribute as a Wide Receiver
Quarterback-turned-wide-receiver Jeff Smith has spent the entire offseason adjusting to his new position. With the 2016 season fast approaching, he will
Men's Basketball
2015-16 Male Athlete of the Year: Dennis Clifford
Based on his exploits on the court as a leader for a young and rebuilding team, and his dedication to Boston College, The Heights’ sports staff has selected Dennis Clifford as its 2015-16 Male Athlete of the Year.
Column, Featured Column, Spring
ESPN Should Have Fired Curt Schilling a Long Time Ago
ESPN fired Curt Schilling on Wednesday, an act long overdue given his history of offensive and inflammatory statements without any sign of remorse.
Football
There is Still Cause for Concern with BC Football
BC football’s spring game saw the Maroon team defeat the Gold team 6-2, doing nothing to alleviate concerns over the team’s improvement from last season.
Spring
Kenzie Kent Dominates as Lacrosse Defeats Dartmouth
Kenzie Kent scored five goals and recorded five assists as BC lacrosse defeated Dartmouth College for the first time in the teams’ 12-game series history.
Spring
Rowing Celebrates Program-Best Finish at Knecht Cup
BC rowing enjoyed its all-time best victory at the Knecht Cup this weekend when each boat medaled, garnering the team six awards on the day.
Featured Column, Women's Basketball, Column
The NCAA Desperately Needs UConn Women’s Basketball
Another undefeated season and national championship for UConn women’s basketball prompted claims that the Huskies are bad for the sport. Here’s why that is completely incorrect.
Men's Basketball
Freshman Guard Matt Milon to Transfer
Matt Milon averaged 5.4 points per game for the Eagles in his freshman campaign.
Spring
Roundup: Rowing Leaves MIT in the Dust
BC rowing dominated over MIT in its meet this weekend, with every boat finishing before each of MIT’s boats. Tennis, golf, track, and sailing also competed in a busy weekend for BC sports.
