Graham Dietz (he/him) is the Alumni Director forThe Heights. In 2023, he served as the Sports Editor. In spring 2022, he served as Assistant Sports Editor, and in fall 2022, he served as Associate Sports Editor. He is from New York, N.Y. You can contact him atgraham.dietz@bcheights.comand follow him on Twitter @graham_dietz.
After dropping back-to-back games for the first time since Feb. 2023, No. 1 Boston College men’s hockey traveled to Amherst to seek revenge versus the No. 16 Minutemen. Aided by goals from four different Eagles and one goal allowed on 22 shots from Jacob Fowler, BC stormed to a get-back 4-1 victory on Saturday night.
In the 296th edition of the Battle of Commonwealth Ave., the No. 1 Eagles defeated the No. 8 Terriers 6–2 in Agganis Arena.
BC men’s hockey beat Harvard 3–1 on Tuesday night at home, beginning its first winning streak of 2025.
Former four-star tight end Ty Lockwood has signed with Boston College as a transfer from Alabama. Lockwood is the second four-star transfer Bill O’Brien has landed, following in the footsteps of quarterback Dylan Lonergan.
Boston College football missed its chance to get its first eight-win season since 2009. But through recruiting, the transfer portal, and retaining as much as possible of this season’s team, O’Brien and his staff are looking ahead with the goal of doing so next season. Here are some final thoughts on this season.
Bill O’Brien is tasked with claiming a bowl win in first season as Boston College football’s head coach as the Eagles travel to New York City to take on Nebraska at Yankee Stadium for the 2024 Pinstripe Bowl.
After a three-game losing skid to Virginia, Virginia Tech, and Louisville, the Eagles decided to make its fanbase “Remember November.”
On Saturday afternoon, Boston College football secured bowl eligibility with a dominant 41–21 win over UNC.
Outside of the double-wide trailer that Kamari Morales grew up in, there are two acres of land. The conjoining acres are among a 10-acre community, consisting of five families, called Buck Lake.
No. 2 Boston College men’s hockey beat Maine 3–0 on Sunday afternoon to sweep its weekend series. Jacob Fowler recorded his third shutout of the season and Andre Gasseau scored two goals.
