Averaging over 20 points in his last five games, Ky Bowman is aiming to leave BC’s ACC struggles back in 2016.
Featured Column, Column
Harold Landry Was the Country’s Best Defensive End in 2016
Forget the voters—Harold Landry was the top edge rusher in the nation in 2016, leading the country in forced fumbles with seven and tying DeMarcus Walker for the most sacks with 15.
Column, Featured Column
Now Boarding For a New Adventure
After two years on the job, sports editor Michael Sullivan is no longer afraid to fly. So he’s taking off again.
Column, Featured Column, Men's Basketball
Kentucky and Duke Provide Much-Needed Villain Role in College Basketball
Kentucky and Duke have been framed as the villains for men’s college basketball this year—which will only serve to make games more competitive and enjoyable for fans.
Featured Column, Column
Even in the Toughest of Times, Ya Always Gotta Believe
Sports editor Michael Sullivan received scared texts from his sister after the election, so he turned to Tug McGraw for inspiration: Ya gotta believe!
Football, Featured Column, Column
Addazio Should Give the Younger Guys a Shot
The Eagles may be trying to get to six wins, but Steve Addazio should focus more on his five-year plan and play his younger guys.
Column, Football
ACC Competition Is the Least of BC Secondary’s Issues
Head coach Steve Addazio claims his defense’s struggles have been a result of improved conference competition. But is that true?
Fall, Column, Featured Column
Hey MLS, Zeiko Lewis is Too Good to Pass Up
Looking at his stats alone this season, Zeiko Lewis might not appear to be an elite MLS prospect. But don’t be fooled, he should be a surefire first-round pick in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft.
Column, Featured Column, Football
Football Proved It Can Win, Now It Must Finish the Job
Steve Addazio’s club proved it has plenty of fight left in it. Now the Eagles have to finish the job and make a bowl game.
Column, Men's Basketball, Featured Column
With New Energy, Men’s Basketball has a Bright Future Ahead
With new energy and confidence, Boston College men’s basketball has a bright future ahead—unlike football.
