December 2017 — The Heights

Eagles Drop ACC Opener at Virginia Tech

BC shot 44.2 percent from the floor—14.6 ticks higher than it did in Thursday’s loss to Maine—but turned the ball over 20 times and had no means of stopping the Hokies’ offense.

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2017: Our Year in Review

2017 was huge for Boston College. We cheered together, and we marched together. We celebrated legacies and welcomed new faces. We made history on the field, broke ground on new buildings, and set our most ambitious goals yet. As always, thanks for reading.

Women's Basketball

Previewing 2017-18 Women’s Basketball: Virginia Tech

Boston College women’s basketball begins ACC play in Blacksburg against a strong Virginia Tech squad that has just three losses on the year

Men's Basketball

Notebook: Robinson’s Dominant Performance Not Enough Against Cavaliers

Jerome Robinson recorded a season-high 29 points, accounting for half of the Eagles’ scoring total, but even that kind of outing didn’t make up for BC’s poor 3-point shooting, turnovers, and limited interior presence.

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Edquist, BC Record First Shutout of Season Against UConn

With Joseph Woll representing the United States in the IIHF World Junior Championship, head coach Jerry York turned to backup Ryan Edquist on Saturday. The sophomore didn’t disappoint, holding the Huskies scoreless.

Men's Basketball, Top Story

At No. 9 Virginia, Eagles Fall Short of Last-Minute Victory

A Jerome Robinson-led BC went toe-to-toe with the Cavaliers on Saturday, but Ty Jerome’s career-high six 3-pointers and 31 points proved to be too much for the Eagles to overcome.

Men's Hockey

Previewing 2017-18 Men’s Hockey: UConn

The Hockey East-leading Eagles look to end the calendar year with their second win of the season against UConn, who’s won five of six.

Football

Reviewing the 2017 Football Season

BC finished 7-6 for the fourth time in five years in 2017, but its rollercoaster season—one that included a handful of milestones and a 5-1 stretch to clinch bowl eligibility—wasn’t like any of those in year’s past.

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Football’s Darius Wade to Transfer for Fifth Year of Eligibility

Eagles quarterback Darius Wade, a few days removed from starting the Pinstripe Bowl, announced he’s transferring to play out his fifth year of eligibility elsewhere.