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Boston College men’s basketball tied the game up versus Syracuse on the last shot of regulation, but there needed to be three extra quarters to decide the winner of Saturday night’s game. BC couldn’t pull away in its 95-86 loss in what was its first ever triple overtime game in program history.
Boston College men’s basketball trailed by 10 points going into halftime Wednesday night versus Louisville, but a shaky second half led to an 84-58 loss to the Cardinals, keeping the Eagles stagnant at the bottom of the ACC standings.
BOSTON, Mass. — The 2025 Beanpot semifinal game was as easy as one, two, three—first-period goals, that is—for No. 1 Boston College men’s hockey. Last time BC played Northeastern in the semifinal round of the Beanpot, the Huskies beat the Eagles 3–1. But that was 2022, and times have changed. Just look at Monday night’s…
No. 1 Boston College men’s hockey beat No. 8 Boston University 2–0 at home on Saturday night, sweeping the weekend series and stretching its win streak to six games.
Boston College men’s basketball is now on a five-game losing streak after a 74–56 loss at Virginia on Tuesday night.
Cooper Flagg and Duke visited Conte Forum on Saturday night, setting up a very anticipated matchup between the ACC foes. Boston College men’s basketball’s first half fight did not withstand as the Blue Devils handled the Eagles behind Flagg’s 28 points.
No. 2 BC men’s hockey beat No. 6 providence 3–0 at home on Friday night in front of a packed Conte Forum, and will look to sweep the weekend home-and-home series in a Saturday night matchup on the road.
Boston College men’s basketball dropped its third straight loss in South Bend to a Notre Dame squad coming off of four straight losses. BC still flashes one win in conference play.
After a disappointing 5-2 loss on Friday night to unranked Merrimack, Boston College men’s hockey redeemed itself in the second game of the series behind helpers from first-time scorer Jake Sondreal and Hockey East points leader Ryan Leonard.
Sal Frelick had only one offer to play college baseball. It turns out that was all he needed.
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