Steve Addazio has a big problem: does he go with young players on special teams? Or does he bring in the older guys to allow Tyler Rouse to thrive?
Men's Hockey
Dudek, Special Teams Strength Lift Men’s Hockey in Scrimmage
The Eagles worked out some kinks against Carleton University, using a superb power play to win, 4-3.
Football, Top Story
With Aerial Attack and Stout Defense, Football Topples Bulls in Rain
As parents sat in the mist of Alumni Stadium, the Eagles took to the air, as 234 yards from Patrick Towles helped BC to its third win—a 35-3 rout of Buffalo—of the year.
Women's Hockey, Column, Featured Column
Why Wait? BC Should Retire Alex Carpenter’s No. 5 Right Now
Alex Carpenter’s return to BC in the scrimmage on Thursday reminded everyone of her greatness, and why her number needs to be placed in the rafters of Kelley Rink as soon as possible.
Top Story, Football
In Home Opener, Football Throttles FCS Wagner
Despite an early scare, Boston College football easily handled Wagner in its home opener at Alumni Stadium.
Football, Featured Column, Column
A Weekend Away From BC Reminds Me Why I Love College Football
A weekend away from covering Boston College reminded sports editor Michael Sullivan why he loves college football in the first place.
Men's Hockey
Men’s Hockey Releases 2016-17 Schedule
After reaching a nation’s-best 25th Frozen Four in 2015-16, the Eagles are back and ready to get on the ice for the 2016-17 season. Here’s who they’ll be playing.
Featured Story, Football
Point / Counterpoint: Should the Eagles Attack the Air More?
Editors Michael Sullivan and Annabel Steele debate if the Eagles should attack through the air more, or keep their offense the same.
Column, Featured Column, Football
Mike Knoll’s Two Field Goals and Happy-to-be-Here Attitude Pay Dividends for BC
It hasn’t always been easy for Mike Knoll, but the smile on his face after Saturday’s game represents the positive vibes around BC football nowadays.
Top Story, Football
Jeff Smith, Turnovers Lift Football to Victory Over Massachusetts
Quarterback-turned-wide receiver Jeff Smith proved his potential as Boston College football’s No. 1 with two long touchdowns against Massachusetts.
