The Eagles took down UC Berkeley on Saturday 64-60. BC trailed by as much as 13 but staged a comeback to beat the Golden Bears.

The Eagles continue their win streak through standout performances by Steffon Mitchell and Jared Hamilton, defeating CCSU 74-55.

Hot off a one-point victory over Notre Dame, the Eagles continued their success in a second half victory over Albany on Tuesday night.

The Eagles return home from South Bend with their first win over the Fighting Irish since 2004.

Boston College men’s basketball can’t consistently connect on shooting, putting the Eagles at 4-5, their worst start since the 2015-16 campaign.

The Eagles can’t seem to find their offensive identity, leading to a second straight blowout loss and a record below .500 for the first time this year.

After giving up a 21-0 run to Saint Louis earlier in the week, the Eagles nearly replicated that inglorious feat as the Spiders went on a decisive 23-2 run.

Boston College men’s basketball struggled with shooting and rebounding, eliminating a substantial first quarter lead in a loss to Saint Louis.

“Those stretches are killing us,” head coach Jim Christian said after the Billikens scored 21 unanswered to pull away on Wednesday.

BC nearly erased a 13-point deficit in the second half to the visiting Blue Demons, but a career-high 15 points from Julian Rishwain was wasted in a 72-67 setback.