The first half statistical advantages for BC were rendered meaningless by the end of the game.
Men's Basketball
Aaron Brown’s Steady Play Leads BC In Ugly First Win
How disastrous could Christian’s opening night in Chestnut Hill have been without the Southern Miss. transfer?
Men's Basketball, Sports, Top Story
Jim Christian’s Fresh Perspective
His confident humor has breathed new life into BC basketball. His fire could bring it back to relevancy.
Featured Story, Men's Basketball
Reevaluating Olivier Hanlan’s NBA Draft Stock
Hanlan was projected as a sure second-round pick before the start of the 2013-14 season.
Men's Basketball, Sports, Top Story
Clifford’s Progress, Projected Starters And More BC Hoops Notes
We’re about two and a half weeks away from the start of Boston College basketball’s Jim Christian era. Here are some notes and observations from the preseason so far.
Blog
What Would’ve Gone In The Heights Today If We Weren’t Lazy Bums Who Needed A Day Off
We took our annual fall break this weekend for The Heights, which means there’s no new print issue around campus today. To make up for that, Connor Mellas and Austin Tedesco came up with a list of stories you likely would have read in the newspaper if we’d put out an issue today.
Blog
NHL Fans Can’t Agree On How Old Johnny Gaudreau Looks
Former Hobey Baker winner and star Boston College forward Johnny Gaudreau logged a few minutes for the Calgary Flames last night. Pro hockey fans getting one of their first looks at Gaudreau had trouble coming to a conclusion on how old he looks.
Sports, Men's Hockey
Last Call For BC’s Senior Class
After playing a bit part for three seasons, BC’s remaining seniors have one last chance to step up.
News, On Campus, Athletics
ACC Advocates Closing Cost Of Attendance Gap For College Athletes
The Atlantic Coast Conference released a statement on Tuesday promoting five priorities that the conference is sending to the NCAA as a part of the organization’s new autonomy structure—one of which was meeting college athletes’ full cost of attendance.
News
DC Joins the List of Cities Implementing Body Camera Programs Since Michael Brown’s Death
Some police officers in the District of Columbia will wear body cameras for the next six months as part of a $1 million pilot program, according to the Associated Press. Police Chief Cathy Lanier said that the goal is to have the program span the entire police department in the next three years. “The bottom…
