The Eagles junior guard announced Wednesday that he was withdrawing from the NBA Draft to return for his third season on the Heights, fresh off a 2017-18 campaign where he averaged nearly 18 points, seven rebounds, and five assists per game.
Sports, Column
A Waste of Time: Condoleezza Rice and NCAA Commission Miss the Mark
The NCAA’s commission on changing college basketball, headed by former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, ultimately pointed fingers at everybody but themselves, putting forth unhelpful recommendations.
Men's Basketball, Column
It’s About Time Robinson and Bowman Crack an NBA Big Board
Jerome Robinson is the ACC’s second-leading scorer, and Ky Bowman is the only player in the nation, averaging at least 16.9 points, 7.2 boards, and 5.0 assists per game—yet neither have received the recognition they deserve.
Featured Column, Men's Basketball, Column
Olivier Hanlan Is The Wrong Harmony For Jazz’s Melody
Olivier Hanlan was selected by the Utah Jazz in the NBA Draft at No. 42 overall, but the former BC guard doesn’t seem to be a good fit with his new team.
Men's Basketball, Top Story
Olivier Hanlan Selected 42nd Overall By Utah Jazz
The junior guard was the first BC player selected in the NBA Draft since Reggie Jackson in 2012. Hanlan averaged 19.5 points per game in a campaign that saw him take home All-ACC and Eagle of the Year honors.
Men's Basketball, Column
Why Teams Should Eye Olivier Hanlan In The NBA Draft
Olivier Hanlan doesn’t profile as a true NBA star, but teams should consider taking a flyer on the ex-Eagles guard when Draft Day rolls around.
Featured Story, Men's Basketball
Reevaluating Olivier Hanlan’s NBA Draft Stock
Hanlan was projected as a sure second-round pick before the start of the 2013-14 season.
