Riding Three-Game Win Streak, Addazio Prepares for Heavyweight Clemson

Andy Backstrom • November 5, 2018

According to head coach Steve Addazio, the 2018 Tigers—currently ranked No. 2 in the nation—might just be the best team he's ever seen in his coaching career, at the very least since he's taken over at BC.

Greater Heights Sets BC Athletics Apart From Competitors

Jack Goldman • October 15, 2018

On Sept. 28, Athletic Director Martin Jarmond announced a $150 million capital campaign solely centered around fundraising for Boston College Athletics. It is the largest athletics capital campaign by an ACC school, and it is designed to better develop student athletes.

Jarmond Announces Five-Year, $150 Million Capital Campaign

Andy Backstrom • September 28, 2018

The athletics campaign—designed to foster student-athlete development, strengthen competitive excellence, increase external engagement, and improve facilities around campus—is the largest of any ACC school.

Football Practice Field Dedicated in Chamberlin’s Honor

Bradley Smart • September 27, 2018

The field was dedicated in former four-year football star and successful businessman Frank Chamberlin's name, who passed away after a fight with cancer in 2013.

Promising End to 2017-18 Paved the Way for Fall Success

Bradley Smart • September 10, 2018

BC's major fall sports are on a tear to open the 2018 season, and it's an opening surge that can be traced back to last year's development and late success.

BC Finalizes Beer and Wine Sales at Alumni Stadium, Conte Forum

Andy Backstrom • August 28, 2018

After participating in a pilot program last year, second-year Director of Athletics Martin Jarmond announced that the school has finalized its alcohol sales at both Alumni Stadium and Conte Forum.

Report: Steve Addazio Knew of Zach Smith’s Personal Issue When Hiring Him at Temple

Andy Backstrom • August 4, 2018

According to a Boston Globe report, Steve Addazio was "aware that there was an issue in the personal life of Zach and Courtney Smith" when he hired Zach Smith as an assistant at Temple in 2011.

New Indoor Practice Facility Named After University Trustee John Fish

Ben Thomas • July 25, 2018

On Wednesday, BC's new indoor practice facility—a $52.6 million, 115,700 square foot installation, now known as the Fish Field House—was unveiled to the media.

Heading Into Camp, Addazio’s Eagles Are in Uncharted Territory

Andy Backstrom • July 24, 2018

BC, once the laughing stock of the conference, clocked in at fourth in ESPN's ACC Preseason Power Rankings and fourth in the media's ACC Preseason Poll—higher than the Eagles have ever been ranked in a Steve Addazio offseason.

Pushing the P.A.C.E.: Jarmond Hits the Ground Running in Year One

Andy Backstrom • May 3, 2018

Wasting no time, Martin Jarmond—the youngest Director of Athletics in the Power Five—has been chasing excellence ever since he was hired last April, innovating and inspiring with the underlying motivation to make a difference.

Christian Signs Two-Year Extension Through 2021-22 Season

Andy Backstrom • April 25, 2018

A month and a half removed from guiding BC to its first winning season and postseason appearance since 2010-11, head coach Jim Christian received a two-year contract extension.

Harrington Honored by BC With Field Dedication, First Pitch

Bradley Smart • April 14, 2018

A touching speech and a ceremonial first pitch from John Harrington capped off a joyous field dedication, featuring University President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J., and Athletic Director Martin Jarmond.