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BC Blows Halftime Lead, Falls to Unranked Duke

Going into intermission, the Eagles were up three goals. But it only took a bit less than eight minutes in the second half for Duke to completely erase the deficit. From there on, it was all Blue Devils.

Featured Column, Men's Hockey, Column

Just Like Krzyzewski, Men’s Hockey Will Bounce Back

Just like Mike Krzyzewski and Duke men’s basketball, Jerry York and BC men’s hockey will bounce right back to winning ways next year after a disappointingly early end to the 2016-17 season.

Column, Men's Basketball, Featured Column

Mike Krzyzewski Needs to Take Action Against Grayson Allen

Duke men’s basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski recently made headlines for taking tough measures against his slumping team, but until he takes serious action against Grayson Allen his actions look hypocritical.

Women's Basketball

Despite Hughes’s Record, Women’s Basketball Crushed by Duke

Kelly Hughes set the all-time school record for made 3-pointers, male or female, but Boston College women’s basketball fell to Duke University.

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.

Column, Men's Basketball, Featured Column

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.

Fall

Enstrom’s Strike Gives Men’s Soccer A Win in ACC Opener

New position, no problem for Boston College’s Simon Enstrom, who scored the lone goal in a 1-0 win over Duke in the ACC opener.

Spring

Kent’s Hat Trick Not Enough for Lacrosse at No. 13 Duke

Kenzie Kent and Tess Chandler combined for seven of BC’s eight goals in a loss to No. 13 Duke.

Column

Parity in College Basketball Breaks Tradition

Parity in college basketball will make this year’s March Madness will be interesting, as the lack of a real No. 1 team leaves a lot hanging up in the air.