The ACC has dominated the major sports—basketball, football, soccer, and baseball—in 2016-17, begging the question: Has one conference ever been this good?
Featured Column, Column
Gordon Gehan Doesn’t Need a Spotlight to Shine on Men’s Basketball
Following in the tradition of walk-on Steve Perpiglia, who graduated last year, Gordon Gehan is leading the Eagles from the end of the bench.
Men's Basketball, Top Story
North Carolina Edges BC Despite 33 Points From Bowman
Ky Bowman exploded for 33 points, including seven 3-pointers, but the Tar Heels escaped Conte Forum with a 90-82 victory.
Spring
Sixth Annual ALS Awareness Game to Be Held at Fenway Park
The Eagles and Boston Red Sox announced on Wednesday that Fenway Park will host the sixth annual ALS Awareness Game on April 22 in honor of former captain, Pete Frates.
Women's Hockey
Women’s Hockey Extends Unbeaten Streak to 11 Games
Captain Andie Anastos fueled a weekend sweep of Merrimack, giving the Eagles a pair of wins and the second-longest undefeated streak in the country.
Top Story, Fall
Zeiko Lewis Taken 17th Overall by New York Red Bulls
The former Boston College midfielder earned a first round selection to cap off an impressive four-year career under head coach Ed Kelly.
Football, Top Story
Connecticut Moves Football Game With BC to Fenway Park
The Eagles will play at Fenway Park for the second time in three years after Connecticut decided it would move its game there on Nov. 18.
Football, Top Story
Football Adds Kansas to Schedule for 2019, 2020
The Eagles snagged another Power Five opponent—granted, one that recruits like a mid-major—when it scheduled a home-and-home series with Kansas in 2019 and 2020.
Football, Top Story
Landry Forgoes 2017 NFL Draft, Decides to Stay For Senior Season
Eagles’ record-breaking defensive end Harold Landry, who was expected to enter the 2017 NFL Draft, has decided to return to BC for his senior season.
Top Story, Men's Basketball
Duke Holds Off Late BC Run, Hands Eagles Second ACC Loss
Six Blue Devils reached double figures in scoring as the Eagles lost their second conference game of the season, 93-82.
