The ACC sent eight teams to the NCAA Women’s Soccer Tournament last year and are poised to repeat the effort in 2018, boasting a conference loaded with returning talent and new faces.
Top Story, Spring, Lacrosse
Apuzzo’s Last-Second Game-Winner Locks up Undefeated Regular Season
Sam Apuzzo scored five goals, including the game-winner with just 1.7 seconds left in regulation, to propel the Eagles to their first undefeated regular season finish in program history.
Spring, Lacrosse
Previewing 2018 Lacrosse: Syracuse
The Eagles will host Syracuse—one of two winless teams in the conference—seeking a perfect 17-0 record and sole possession of the ACC regular season title.
Men's Basketball, Column
Embracing Chaos: March Madness Never Fails to Surprise
There’s only one game left in March Madness and when looking back at the previous five rounds, one fact becomes incredibly clear—the tournament is a lesson in absolute chaos.
Spring, Softball
Previewing 2018 Softball: Syracuse
Winners of four straight, BC is looking to keep the ball rolling and surpass the .500 mark when it travels to New York to take on Syracuse this weekend.
Featured Column, Men's Basketball, Column
ACC Has Its Contenders, but Perhaps It’s Not as Good as We All Think
The ACC is frequently labeled as the toughest league in all of college basketball by fans, players, and coaches alike, but, once again, the conference has been exposed when it matters most: March.
Men's Basketball, Column
Everything That Can Go Wrong Will Go Wrong With Your Bracket
Each year, associate sports editor Bradley Smart has high hopes for his bracket, but each year he’s let down as Murphy’s Law is in full effect—and there’s plenty of pitfalls in this years tourney.
Men's Basketball
Notebook: BC Picks Apart Boeheim’s Zone, Finishes Strong in Bounce-Back Victory
The Eagles pushed the tempo and used the dribble-drive to crack Syracuse’s trademarked 2-3 zone, freeing up shooters on what was a 48-percent day from the field, ultimately paving the way for BC’s first win in two weeks.
Men's Basketball
Go Figure: Just How Bad is BC’s Perimeter Defense?
The Eagles, who, in conference play, rank 12th in the ACC in 3-point defense, have conceded 10 or more long-range shots in four-straight games, five of its last six matchups, and 11 total contests this season.
Football, Top Story
BC’s Paul Pasqualoni Hired as Detroit Lions’ New Defensive Coordinator
After serving as the Eagles’ defensive line coach for two seasons, Paul Pasqualoni is heading back to the NFL for his third stint as a defensive coordinator, this time with the Detroit Lions.
