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Previewing 2018-19 Men’s Basketball: Sacred Heart

Taylor Covington • November 29, 2018

Last season, the Eagles only led the Pioneers by a point at halftime before pulling away late in a 20-point win—a performance they'll aim to avoid on Thursday night.

Previewing 2018-19 Men’s Basketball: ACC/B1G Challenge vs. Minnesota

Cameron Rogers • November 26, 2018

The Eagles, coming off of winning the Fort Myers Tip-Off Tournament in Florida, look to extend the success as they host Minnesota in a late-night ACC/B1G Challenge game.

Hawkins Forgoes Sixth Year of Eligibility, Signs With Agent

Bradley Smart • June 5, 2018

This past year, graduate transfer Teddy Hawkins played just eight games before suffering a season-ending knee injury—rather than coming back for one more season at BC, the forward has decided to turn to the pros.

Season in Review: 2017-18 Men’s Basketball

Andy Backstrom • March 23, 2018

Despite missing out on their ninth-straight NCAA Tournament, the Eagles finished with a winning record and reached the postseason for the first time since 2010-11.

Big 12’s Transfer Proposal is What Student Athletes Need

Bradley Smart • February 6, 2018

A new proposal on the table from the Big 12 could result in the NCAA easing transfer restrictions on student athletes—including preventing coaches from blocking destinations—which is a long overdue change.

Men’s Basketball’s Early-Season Success Goes Beyond 2017-18

Ben Thomas • January 24, 2018

The recent recruitment of ESPN 100 forward Jairus Hamilton, as well as BC's current success, serve as evidence that the program is finally turning the page on what has been six years of infamy.

Eagles Avoid Hangover, Defeat Columbia

Andy Backstrom • December 13, 2017

For the second-straight game, BC recorded 11 or more 3-pointers, and Jerome Robinson and Jordan Chatman eclipsed the 20-point mark, as the Eagles put their first game since dethroning then-No. 1 Duke to rest.

Miracle or Not, Duke Upset is Program-Defining

Andy Backstrom • December 12, 2017

BC had topped three No. 1 teams before Saturday, but never at home. By defeating Duke, it showed students, fans, and the world of college basketball that it can, not only hang with, but also beat any team in the nation.

Notebook: Thanks to Lights Out Shooting, Eagles Shock Blue Devils

Bradley Smart • December 10, 2017

The Eagles overcame a lack of depth or presence inside, leaning on their guards to open up ACC play with a shocking upset over No. 1 Duke.

Hawkins Ruled Out for Season With Knee Injury

Jack Goldman • December 6, 2017

The Eagles took a big blow on Wednesday with the announcement that graduate transfer Teddy Hawkins will have to sit out the rest of the season with a right knee injury.

Backcourt Carries Men’s Basketball to Victory at Hartford

Andy Backstrom • December 3, 2017

With Teddy Hawkins out of the lineup, the Eagles went back to relying on their backcourt as their primary source of production. Ky Bowman and Jerome Robinson came through, combining for a season-high 44 points.

Previewing 2017-18 Men’s Basketball: Hartford

Paul Kellam • December 2, 2017

The Eagles will get a chance to avenge last year's heartbreaking loss to Hartford on Saturday night, before being thrown into ACC play next week.