After putting up a fight in the first frame, BC was outscored, 23-10, in the second quarter and never really recovered in the back half of play, losing to the Cavaliers.
ESPN 100 Recruit Jairus Hamilton Commits to Men’s Basketball
Jairus Hamilton, who is ranked 55th by ESPN, 63rd by Scout, and 81st by Rivals, chose BC over Maryland, Mississippi State, and a host of other schools, such as Duke, North Carolina, Kansas, and Arizona.
Football’s Jonathan Hilliman to Transfer to Rutgers
Running back Jonathan Hilliman became the second prominent Eagle to transfer for his final year of eligibility, joining quarterback Darius Wade.
Previewing 2017-18 Women’s Basketball: Virginia
After upsetting North Carolina, BC will take another stab at stringing together its first win streak of the season when red-hot Virginia comes to town on Thursday night.
Coffey Named to 2018 U.S. U-20 WNT
BC midfielder Sam Coffey was named to the U.S. U-20 Women’s National Team on Wednesday, adding another accolade to her impressive freshman year.
Notebook: Sloppy Interior, Transition Defense Haunts Eagles in Chapel Hill
In its worst defensive performance of the season, BC gave up 19 points on the break and was outscored, 48-18, in the paint against the defending national champion Tar Heels.
BC Gets Devoured on the Glass in Blowout Loss to No. 20 UNC
Luke Maye recorded a career-high 32 points and 18 rebounds, and despite playing its small lineup, North Carolina outrebounded the Eagles, 58-23, in BC’s 11th-straight loss to the Tar Heels.
Volleyball Hires Jason Kennedy as New Head Coach
Following an eight-year tenure at University of Southern California, one of the most storied volleyball programs in the country, Jason Kennedy will try to turn around a BC team that, of late, has lived in the ACC’s cellar.
Previewing 2017-18 Men’s Basketball: North Carolina
Losers of 10 straight to North Carolina, the Eagles will look to snap the skid against the No. 20 Tar Heels and win their third conference game of the season on Tuesday night.
Eagles Thump Wildcats, Complete Weekend Sweep
Both Caitrin Lonergan and Kenzie Kent scored twice, and for the third-consecutive game, BC recorded five or more goals, more than enough to cap off its weekend sweep of New Hampshire.