Boston College men’s basketball came away with an overtime win over Missouri State thanks to Donald Hand Jr.’s 3-pointer at the end of regulation and Elijah Strong’s game-winning 3-pointer in OT.
Sports, Basketball, Men's Basketball
Eagles Crush Old Dominion in First Round of Cayman Islands Classic
On Sunday night, Boston College men’s basketball dominated Old Dominion 85–52.
Sports, Basketball, Women's Basketball
BC Dominates Holy Cross 81–55
Boston College women’s basketball beat Holy Cross 81–55 on Saturday night behind 18 points from Teya Sidberry.
Sports, Basketball, Women's Basketball
Eagles Blow Out New Hampshire 80–45, Remain Undefeated at Home
Boston College women’s basketball blew out New Hampshire at home on Wednesday night to remain undefeated in games at Conte Forum.
Sports, Basketball, Men's Basketball
Five Eagles Score in Double Figures as BC Pulls Away Late Against Loyola Maryland
On Tuesday night in a mostly empty Conte Forum, Boston College men’s basketball defeat edLoyola Maryland 82–61 after a slow first half.
Sports, Basketball, Women's Basketball
Eagles Beat Providence 67–60, Improve to 4–1 on Season
Boston College women’s basketball beat Providence 67–60 on Sunday afternoon at home.
Sports, Basketball, Featured Story, Men's Basketball
Strong Scores 25 Points, Eagles Squeak Out 72–69 Win Over Temple
Elijah Strong recorded a 25-point double-double and the Eagles managed a tight win over Temple on Friday night.
Sports, Basketball, Women's Basketball
Eagles Fall to Harvard 78–70, Handed First Loss of Season
After a short, 20 minute bus ride from the Heights, Boston College women’s basketball walked into Harvard’s Lavietes Pavilion for a Thursday night showdown.
Sports, Basketball, Women's Basketball
Four Eagles Score Double-Digits, BC Crushes Northeastern 92–46
Boston College women’s basketball continued its dominant win streak on Monday afternoon with a 92–46 win over Northeastern.
Sports, Fall, Basketball, Men's Basketball
VCU Crushes BC 80–55
In the 2023–24 season, that mantra manifested in the form of a 20-win season and NIT run. To begin the 2024–25 season, however, the mantra has taken a far different form.
