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“Somewhere in Between”: BC Men’s Basketball 2024–25 Preview
Boston College men's basketball kicks off its season on Nov. 4 against The Citadel.
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Hoops on the Harbor Brings Together BC Basketball Programs with Fans in a New Location Ahead of Upcoming Seasons
Both the BC men’s and women’s basketball programs participated in a joint event with The Anchor Boston in Charlestown and New Balance to generate ex...
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Quinten Post Drafted 52nd Overall by the Golden State Warriors in the 2024 NBA Draft
The Golden State Warriors made Quinten Post the first Eagle drafted since Jerome Robinson in 2018 by using the 52nd overall pick to select the 7-foote...
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Eagles in Need of Reinforcements After Six Players Enter Transfer Portal
Six of Boston College men's basketball's 2023-24 seven top scorers will not be returning for the 2024-25 season.
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“This Is The Real Deal”: BC Student Managers Reflect on Hosting NCAA Tournament East Regional
Senior men’s basketball managers Patrick Blaesser and Matthew Malley assisted in the first NCAA Tournament East Regional held at the TD Garden since 2...
Basketball
“This is a Miracle”: How BC’s 1994 Elite Eight Team Took Down Titans and Made Program History
Against a pair of blue-blood programs and Hall of Fame head coaches, Boston College men's basketball realized its potential and embarked on one of the...
Basketball
Eagles’ Season Ends With 79–70 Loss to UNLV in Second Round of NIT
On Sunday night, Boston College basketball's season came to and end after UNLV defeated the Eagles 79–70 in the second round of the NIT.
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Eagles Earn First NIT Win Since 2011 with 62–57 Victory Over Providence
On Tuesday, Boston College men's basketball earned its first NIT win since 2011 with a 62–57 win over Providence.
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Eagles Earn First NIT Berth in Six Years
Boston College men's basketball will make its first NIT appearance since the 2017–18 season.
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BC’s ACC Tournament Run Ends After 66–60 Overtime Loss to Virginia in Quarterfinals
On Thursday night, No. 11-seed Boston College men's basketball fell to No. 3-seed Virginia 66–60 in overtime of the ACC Tournament quarterfinals.
