Two days after beating Miami and improving to 6-2 or better for just the sixth time since 2000, the Eagles climbed back into the AP Top 25, joining three other ACC teams in the poll.
News, On Campus, Athletics
Student-Athlete Learning Center Renamed as Part of ‘Greater Heights’
The Office of Learning Resources for Student-Athletes will be renamed the Office of Student-Athlete Academic Services (SAAS), according to a University press release.
Women's Hockey
Previewing 2018-19 Women’s Hockey: Maine
The Eagles will carry their six-game win streak into Orono, Maine on Sunday afternoon, looking to remain undefeated in Hockey East play.
Fall, Women's Soccer
Previewing 2018 Women’s Soccer: Clemson
After a regular season that was one of the most impressive in program history, the Eagles take on Clemson in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament on Sunday afternoon.
Football
Notebook: Dillon Stars in Return, Defense Impresses
The Eagles rolled past Miami behind an impressive defensive effort and a big night from A.J. Dillon in his return from injury, setting the stage for a pivotal stretch of games against tough conference opponents.
Fall, Men's Soccer
Men’s Soccer’s Regular Season Ends With Scoreless Tie at No. 20 Syracuse
Syracuse outshot the Eagles, 24-9, but the BC backline battled for 110 minutes and helped goalie Antonio Chavez Borrelli post a clean sheet and close the regular season with a scoreless double overtime draw.
Women's Hockey
On the Back of Four-Goal Second Period, BC Trounces Holy Cross
In their first-ever meeting with Holy Cross, the Eagles recorded four second-period goals and outshot the Crusaders, 56-19, to coast to a decisive victory and extend their six-game win streak.
Football, Top Story
Aggressive Play-Calling Paves the Way for Dominant Win Over Miami
A pair of trick plays jumpstarted the Eagles’ offense—a unit that scored on its first three possessions and made Miami, the second-ranked defensive team in the country, look, quite frankly, overrated.
Fall, Field Hockey
Eagles’ Offensive Struggles Continue in Loss to Harvard
The Eagles won eight penalty corners to Harvard’s two, but couldn’t find the back of the net on any of them, while Harvard scored the only goal of a game on a penalty corner with no time remaining in the first half.
Football
Previewing 2018 Football: Miami
Coming off a bye week, the Eagles—5-2 for the first time during the Steve Addazio—will host Coastal Division foe Miami for their fifth-annual Red Bandana Game.
