The Eagles bounced back from a two-loss effort in the Barclays Center Classic with a 18-point victory over a reeling Dartmouth. BC fired on all cylinders, especially beyond the arc.
Top Story, Men's Basketball
Robinson’s 27-Point Day Pushes BC Past Dartmouth
Jerome Robinson tied a career high with 27 points and the bench contributed 34 points in a 88-70 win over Dartmouth.
Women's Basketball
Eagles Lose Nailbiter to Penn State in ACC-Big Ten Challenge
The Lady Lions drained some late free throws to give Penn State a 60-56 victory despite a career-high 29 points from BC center Mariella Fasoula.
Top Story, Men's Basketball
Turnovers and Fouls Plague Eagles in Brooklyn vs. Kansas State
BC men’s basketball did not impress in its first real test of the season, getting blown out, 72-54, by Kansas State at the Barclays Center.
Top Story, Men's Basketball
Robinson, Free Throws Lead Men’s Basketball to Win Over Towson
Jerome Robinson set a new career-high with 24 points, his second time doing so in as many games, and the Eagles were perfect from the free throw line in the second half in a 80-70 win.
Women's Basketball
Women’s Basketball Falls to 1-3 After Loss to St. Mary’s
After losing Mariella Fasoula in the fourth quarter, the Eagles couldn’t find a grip inside or out in a loss to the Gaels.
Top Story, Men's Basketball
Led by Robinson’s Career-High 22, Eagles Defeat Stony Brook
Jerome Robinson scored a career-high 22 points and Nik Popovic dominated the paint as the Eagles held on with late free-throw shooting to beat an NCAA Tournament team from last year.
Men's Basketball
Previewing BC Basketball 2016-17: What to Expect From Stony Brook
Fresh of an NCAA Tournament appearance last year, the Seawolves come into BC looking for an upset victory. Will the Eagles give it to them?
Women's Basketball
Women’s Basketball Falls on the Road Against Seton Hall
The Eagles couldn’t capitalize on the momentum of Kelly Hughes’s 3-point record, falling to the Pirates on the road, 71-66.
Featured Column, Men's Basketball, Column
Kentucky and Duke Provide Much-Needed Villain Role in College Basketball
Kentucky and Duke have been framed as the villains for men’s college basketball this year—which will only serve to make games more competitive and enjoyable for fans.
