Boston College doesn’t have much to play for in 2015, but there will still be a lot at stake on Saturday night when the Eagles take on the Irish at Fenway Park.
Football
In Season’s Biggest Challenge, BC Takes On ‘Green Monster’
On Saturday, Boston College will wear throwback jerseys reminiscent of the mid-1980s. To beat Notre Dame, the Eagles will need to perform like its teams of the ’80s, too.
Fall
Twin Takeover Tortures BC In Loss At Notre Dame
Twin sisters Taylor and Kaitlin Klawunder each notched a goal in Notre Dame’s 2-0 win over BC.
Top Story, Athletics
Modifications To Gold Pass App In 2015-16, Lottery For Notre Dame Game
BC Athletics will introduce slight changes to the Gold Pass App next year, including a lottery based on seniority for the Eagles’ football game against Notre Dame on Nov. 21.
News, Top Story, Athletics
Tickets Heavily Limited To Donors For BC Vs. Notre Dame Game At Fenway
Boston College is allotted just 5,000 tickets for the game, with priority given to those who’ve made significant financial contributions to school.
Softball, Spring
Eagles Drop Three To Unbeaten Notre Dame
After a winless weekend against the Fighting Irish, Boston College (16-18,1-11 ACC) fell to the bottom of the conference.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
Demko’s Masterful Shutout Propels BC To First-Round Bye
Eagles’ goaltender Thatcher Demko put together his best performance of the 2014-15 season with 35 saves against the Fighting Irish, helping BC clinch a first-round bye in the Hockey East Tournament.
Voices from the Dustbowl
‘What School Is BC’s Biggest Sports Rival? Notre Dame Or Boston University?’
In this week’s edition of “Voices From The Dustbowl,” we asked students what school is Boston College’s biggest sport’s rival… Notre Dame or BU?
Men's Basketball
Led By Jerian Grant, Notre Dame’s Offensive Machine Crushes Eagles
In a game that pitted offense versus offense, Jerian Grant and the Fighting Irish ran rampant over BC.
Top Story, Men's Basketball
No Fight Left: Eagles’ Soft Interior Defense Crushed By Irish Offense
Despite great offensive outings by Dennis Clifford and Aaron Brown, Notre Dame’s high-powered offense proved too much. The Fighting Irish shot 66 percent from the field, dominating the inside and giving the Eagles’ defense fits all night
