1234:, Joe Trapani, and Josh Southern to graduation. They also lost reserve Dallas Elmore to transfer. The only player with major experience, Matt Humphrey, was a transfer from the University of Oregon. With a roster featuring 9 freshman, the Eagles were picked last in the ACC. Early on, guard Patrick Heckmann carried the team through their first games of the season, but mono and injury issues caused a significant drop in production for Heckmann. The team struggled mightily early on, going 5–10 in non-conference and getting blown out against teams like UMass and Holy Cross. In the Eagles' first ACC game at North Carolina they kept things close, cutting the UNC lead to 9 late in the second half. Momentum from that performance carried over when they won two straight ACC games at home, against Clemson and Virginia Tech. However, the Eagles lost their next 6 games. BC struggled the rest of the season as well, but did show flashes of the future in stunning #15 Florida State and beating Georgia Tech, as well. Their season ended in a loss in the ACC Tournament to NC State. BC finished 9–22, 4–12 in the ACC. The Eagles were paced by freshman Ryan Anderson, who averaged 11.8 PPG and 7.4 RPG on his way to making the All-ACC Freshman team.
1246:(15.4 PPG) and sophomore forward Ryan Anderson (14.9 PPG). The Eagles were picked last for the second consecutive preseason poll but finished 8th in ACC play. In the non-conference the Eagles finished 8–5, including losses to Charleston, Bryant, and Harvard. However, the Eagles defeated major conference opponents Auburn and Providence. The Eagles began ACC play with a 1–6 record and several narrow defeats. BC lost 60–59 to eventual ACC champion Miami (FL) and lost 78–73 to #23 NC State. However, the Eagles improved in the second half of conference play, going 6–5 to end the year. During those games, BC narrowly lost to #4 Duke, 62–61. After beating Georgia Tech in the regular season finale, the Eagles again topped the Yellow Jackets 84–64 in the ACC Tournament's opening round. In the game, Hanlan scored a freshman record 41 points. In the second round, the Eagles' season ended with a loss to #9 Miami (FL), 69–58. Olivier Hanlan was named ACC freshman of the year.
1210:, who was named to the first team All-ACC. BC finished the regular season at 19–11, 9–7 in the ACC. That conference record earned them a 5-seed in the ACC tournament, where they beat 12-seeded Wake Forest. However, they lost a tough game to 4-seed Clemson. Boston College was one of multiple ACC teams on the NCAA tournament bubble. They received a 1 seed in the NIT. They won in the first round against McNeese State. However, they lost by double figures to 4-seed Northwestern. Their final record was 20–12. The season was highlighted by a marquee win over Texas A&M, and sweeps of Maryland and Virginia Tech. On the other hand, the team lost to Yale and Harvard at home; it was the third straight year that the Eagles lost to the Crimson, despite Harvard losing its star guard,
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scored 21 points, including his 2,000th career point at BC. It was the Eagles' first win over the Blue Devils in 24 years, and BC was the only team to beat both Duke and UNC that season. After the victory against Duke, the Eagles lost their next game to Miami (Fla.) for the second time in the same
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College entered its first season in the ACC ranked No. 11 in both major polls and started 6–0, reaching as high as No. 6 on December 5. On
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Williams met his academic requirements. Sophomore forward Akida McLain was also suspended from the team for the first seven games of the season for an
1302:'s second season as head coach saw the Eagles fall on hard times, finishing with an overall record of 7–25, and 0–18 in ACC play. This marked the first time a team did not win a single in-conference game in ACC basketball history, and complimented the football team's 0–8 record in ACC play.
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was named to the 2nd team All-ACC after being on the 1st team All-ACC the previous year.
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3178:"Duke Selected as Preseason ACC Men's Basketball Favorite"
3106:"Boston College ACC Men's Basketball Tournament History"
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2023–24 Boston College Eagles men's basketball team
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3203:"Postgame Notes BC WF - Atlantic Coast Conference"
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664:Boston College played its final season in the
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4578:Louisville Cardinals
4300:Commonwealth Classic
3141:. February 15, 2021.
2947:"Sports Illustrated"
2773:James "Scoonie" Penn
1346:Los Angeles Clippers
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902:2005 NCAA tournament
851:, Sean Marshall and
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536:Commonwealth Classic
495:1982 NCAA tournament
4603:Pittsburgh Panthers
3496:Statistical leaders
3157:College Hoops Today
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1543:Regional semifinals
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649:On March 26, 1986,
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4378:Weston Observatory
4295:Green Line Rivalry
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3451:Culture & lore
3252:. January 25, 2020
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2901:. Retrieved
2888:
2817:Jared Dudley
2740:Jared Dudley
2728:(Third Team)
2707:(Third Team)
2700:(Third Team)
2693:(Third Team)
2679:(Third Team)
2672:(Third Team)
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985:BC defeated
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845:Jared Dudley
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777:Rhode Island
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751:St. Joseph's
727:Danya Abrams
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720:Georgia Tech
713:
701:Bobby Knight
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682:Lior Arditti
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4703:(1999–2022)
4427:The Heights
4353:Fulton Hall
4348:Gasson Hall
4315:Hail Flutie
4310:Doug Flutie
4191:Ice hockey
4171:Basketball
3420:Conte Forum
3416:(1958–1988)
3256:January 25,
2862:Jim O'Brien
2792:John Bagley
2777:1999–2000:
2767:Bill Curley
2761:Dana Barros
2733:Craig Smith
2726:Craig Smith
2705:Bill Curley
2698:John Bagley
2684:John Austin
2677:John Austin
2562:John Bagley
2479:Dana Barros
2462:Bill Curley
2390:First round
2374:First round
2349:First round
2326:First round
2290:First round
2265:First round
2233:Connecticut
2216:First round
2191:First round
2166:First round
2134:Connecticut
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2080:First round
2055:First round
2039:First round
2006:NIT results
1993:First round
1965:First round
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1900:First round
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1769:First round
1729:Elite Eight
1723:First round
1686:First round
1618:Elite Eight
1612:First round
1584:Wake Forest
1575:First round
1492:Connecticut
1403:Wake Forest
1153:Tyrese Rice
1146:Tyrese Rice
1136:Tyrese Rice
1124:Wake Forest
1093:Joe Trapani
1049:Tyrese Rice
1029:year before
970:Stony Brook
958:Craig Smith
857:Craig Smith
655:Conte Forum
651:Jim O'Brien
619:Craig Smith
599:Bill Curley
591:Dana Barros
552:John Bagley
490:each year.
459:Jim O'Brien
454:and former
387:Conte Forum
116:Conte Forum
5088:Categories
4476:Presidents
4450:Jesuit Ivy
4393:St. John's
4049:Located in
3464:For Boston
3212:2022-03-12
3207:theacc.com
3188:2022-03-12
3182:theacc.com
3163:2022-03-12
2996:2007-02-20
2880:References
2874:Al Skinner
2868:Al Skinner
2843:Al Skinner
2670:Gerry Ward
2528:Gerry Ward
2512:John Silk
2395:Providence
2301:Providence
2229:Evansville
2222:Semifinals
2198:Notre Dame
2132:Cincinnati
2127:Semifinals
2091:Louisville
2084:Semifinals
2060:Louisville
2042:St. John's
1972:Georgetown
1970:Texas Tech
1802:Valparaiso
1693:Texas Tech
1582:Ball State
1494:St. John's
1379:Earl Grant
1232:Corey Raji
1212:Jeremy Lin
1179:Al Skinner
1073:Corey Raji
1045:Texas Tech
999:Randy Foye
881:Notre Dame
785:Al Skinner
759:Ohio State
747:Valparaiso
716:tournament
689:Georgetown
611:Gerry Ward
607:Jay Murphy
474:Henry Hill
472:associate
444:Chuck Daly
391:Earl Grant
92:Conference
84:Earl Grant
79:Head coach
71:University
4434:Post Road
4206:Lacrosse
4158:Athletics
4062:Academics
3871:1999–2000
3430:Rivalries
3314:John Silk
3299:April 12,
2872:2004–05:
2866:2000–01:
2860:1995–96:
2856:Tom Davis
2854:1980–81:
2841:2000–01:
2828:2012–13:
2815:2006–07:
2804:Troy Bell
2802:2002–03:
2798:Troy Bell
2796:2000–01:
2790:1980–81:
2779:Troy Bell
2771:1995–96:
2765:1990–91:
2759:1985–86:
2719:Troy Bell
2712:Troy Bell
2655:Wore #54.
2646:Wore #51.
2637:Wore #40.
2628:Wore #25.
2619:Wore #23.
2601:Wore #15.
2454:1999–2003
2445:Troy Bell
2329:Fairfield
2062:Villanova
2045:L 92–114
2026:Opponent
1939:Villanova
1907:Milwaukee
1784:L 89–103
1663:Princeton
1562:L 90–110
1528:L 93–102
1450:Opponent
1313:Ky Bowman
1289:Utah Jazz
1228:NBA draft
1108:Dean Dome
1077:2008–2009
1065:2007–2008
995:Villanova
910:Milwaukee
863:schools.
806:Troy Bell
739:Villanova
711:, 74–66.
639:Ky Bowman
595:Troy Bell
562:Troy Bell
540:TD Garden
448:Tom Davis
439:Bob Cousy
278:Alternate
4237:Softball
4187:Football
4167:Baseball
4138:Research
3250:wcvb.com
3139:ESPN.com
2610:Wore #3.
2592:Wore #2.
2405:L 70–79
2380:L 62–79
2364:L 67–85
2339:L 62–75
2314:L 58–75
2280:L 80–81
2255:L 57–58
2206:L 52–66
2181:L 55–57
2173:Virginia
2151:L 93–113
2113:L 76–89
2070:L 85–86
1999:L 55–72
1980:L 55–62
1952:L 59–60
1915:L 75–83
1887:L 54–57
1859:L 57–70
1840:L 71–74
1812:L 77–81
1756:L 66–74
1710:L 57–59
1673:L 92–95
1665:Virginia
1645:L 92–99
1599:L 41–42
1509:L 80–96
1472:L 63–86
1469:Maryland
889:Syracuse
874:Illinois
855:forward
829:Syracuse
745:and met
637:'18 and
525:1969 NIT
383:Big East
158:Uniforms
124:Nickname
102:Location
4711:Seasons
4674:All-ACC
4489:Founded
4290:Beanpot
4230:Women's
4221:Soccer
4210:Women's
4200:Women's
4180:Women's
3996:2024–25
3991:2023–24
3986:2022–23
3981:2021–22
3976:2020–21
3971:2019–20
3966:2018–19
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3671:1959–60
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3656:1956–57
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3596:1925–45
3591:1924–25
3586:1923–24
3581:1922–23
3576:1921–22
3571:1920–21
3566:1919–20
3561:1918–19
3556:1917–18
3551:1916–17
3546:1911–16
3541:1910–11
3536:1907–10
3531:1906–07
3526:1905–06
3521:1904–05
3507:Seasons
3034:NYTimes
2951:cnn.com
2571:1979–82
2554:1966–69
2537:1960–63
2520:1950–53
2505:1981–85
2488:1985–89
2471:1990–94
2436:Tenure
2430:Player
2297:Niagara
2253:L 67–73
1937:Montana
1935:Pacific
1774:Indiana
1738:Florida
1736:Indiana
1697:Memphis
1627:Houston
1560:L 65–74
1226:to the
991:Montana
987:Pacific
914:Alabama
885:Rutgers
709:Florida
705:Indiana
505:in the
461:('71).
437:legend
423:Medford
397:History
4491:: 1863
4464:People
4410:Images
4388:Boston
4331:Campus
3479:People
3407:Venues
2986:bc.edu
2745:2018:
2738:2007:
2731:2006:
2724:2005:
2717:2003:
2710:2001:
2703:1994:
2696:1982:
2689:1969:
2682:1966:
2675:1965:
2668:1963:
2412:Awards
2331:Temple
2312:101–68
2156:87–77
2095:Temple
2089:Kansas
2086:Finals
2023:Round
1623:DePaul
1548:Furman
1447:Round
1126:, and
861:Pac-10
152:
150:
148:
142:Colors
137:Sickos
128:Eagles
4225:Men's
4217:Rugby
4195:Men's
4175:Men's
3442:UMass
2897:(PDF)
2580:Notes
2439:Ref.
2433:Pos.
2403:62–57
2362:82–64
2337:90–78
2307:87–83
2278:78–69
2251:78–69
2246:88–81
2241:73–65
2227:Siena
2204:75–63
2179:95–74
2149:76–75
2144:63–62
2111:73–61
2106:88–83
2101:78–62
2068:96–90
2020:Year
1978:84–75
1950:69–56
1945:88–76
1913:85–65
1885:58–51
1856:Texas
1838:68–65
1810:73–66
1782:64–51
1754:77–68
1749:75–72
1744:67–64
1708:74–73
1703:55–53
1671:51–43
1643:69–65
1638:82–75
1633:70–66
1597:67–64
1592:93–90
1558:82–76
1507:63–62
1502:48–42
1444:Seed
1441:Year
1411:Miami
1120:Miami
833:UConn
783:star
670:UConn
641:'19.
629:'11,
625:'07,
621:'06,
617:'07,
613:'63,
609:'84,
605:'94,
601:'94,
597:'03,
593:'89,
470:Mafia
456:Eagle
419:Tufts
112:Arena
4445:WZBC
4398:MBTA
3301:2017
3258:2020
2905:2022
2422:Note
2397:UNLV
2386:2024
2370:2018
2345:2011
2320:2003
2299:Rice
2286:1993
2261:1992
2212:1988
2187:1984
2162:1980
2136:Utah
2119:1974
2093:Army
2076:1969
2051:1966
2035:1965
1986:2009
1958:2007
1921:2006
1905:Penn
1893:2005
1877:Utah
1865:2004
1846:2002
1818:2001
1790:1997
1762:1996
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