Just one day after losing to Penn State 3–2, BC tied the Nittany Lions 2–2 in the teams’ second meeting in Conte Forum in two days.
Sports, Winter, Hockey, Women's Hockey
Bilka and Ham’s Third-Period Effort Isn’t Enough to Outlast Penn State
The Eagles played an energized final 10 minutes during which they scored two goals, but it wasn’t enough to top Penn State.
Sports, Top Story, Athletics
Athletics Director Pat Kraft Hired Away to Penn State
Boston College Athletics Director Pat Kraft signed a contract on Friday to become Penn State’s next director of athletics. He will assume the role on July 1.
Winter, Women's Basketball, Basketball, Sports
Swartz Drops 29 as Eagles Crush Penn State
Marnelle Garraud and Jaelyn Batts added 16 points apiece, and BC won 86–69 to improve to 6–1.
Football
BC Offensive Line Coach Phil Trautwein Hired Away by Penn State
In Phil Trautwein’s two years as the Eagles’ offensive line coach, the position group produced nine total All-ACC selections.
Sports, Football, Column
Lindstrom Latest Example of Addazio’s Strong O-Line Development
With Chris Lindstrom as the latest example for BC, no other school has had a higher percentage (36 percent) of their draft picks come from the offensive line since 2000.
Spring, Softball
BC’s Inconsistent Start Continues at Madeira Beach Tournament
The Eagles emerged winners against Tennessee Chattanooga and Central Michigan, but also blew a lead against Penn State and fell to St. Johns and Georgia Southern at the Madeira Beach tournament in Florida.
Football
Penn State Tight End Danny Dalton Transfers to BC
After only playing in three games in three years at Penn State and recording just as many receptions, Danny Dalton—a Marshfield, Mass. native—has decided to return to his home state and transfer to BC.
Fall, Women's Soccer
Previewing 2018 Women’s Soccer: Wake Forest
Off to their best start in 35 years, the Eagles take an unbeaten record into Winston-Salem, N.C., as they make up a rained out game against Wake Forest on Thursday night.
Features
From Cornfields to Campus: Brett Ingram Teaches With Style
In his youth, Ingram often pored over pictures of Mass., thinking, “You know, someday, my life’s going to look like that. I’m going to move to New England and wear khakis and penny loafers without socks, and tweed jackets, and strut around, and go out on my friends’ boats. And it’s weird…that was when I was eight and all of that has come true somehow.”
