BCI editor-in-chief Curtis Flannery joins the Tomahawk Nation podcast to discuss this Saturday's match-up between the Eagles and the Seminoles. Take a listen!
"We have great kids. We have an unbelievable school and unbelievable leadership. Our staff has been awesome. We've recruited well. It is an awesome place. We're going to win, but we're going to do it the right way." -Jeff Hafley
NCAAF Computer PicksOn Tuesday afternoon, Birdball played against 10-seed Virginia Tech and took care of business, winning 11-7 with big games from Nick Wang and Barry Walsh. They will advance to the conference semifinals if they can defeat 3-seeded Clemson on Friday. Read more here.
On Wednesday afternoon, BC WLax defeated the Duke Blue Devils by a score of 15-9 in the ACC quarterfinals. BC attacker Jenn Medjid led the way with 4 goals, followed by Belle Smith with 3. The Eagles will face the winner of Notre Dame vs Virginia on Friday.
Boston College women’s lacrosse scored 5-straight goals in the 4th quarter to come back and win the game against #8 Notre Dame in the final seconds on Saturday. The win keeps BC at 3rd place in ACC standings, preventing the Fighting Irish from overtaking them.
Zay Flowers recently accepted an invitation to attend the NFL Draft on April 27th, and further comments from ESPN’s Todd McShay confirm what we’ve all been thinking: Zay Flowers is projected as a first round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.
Nikita Nesterenko, who signed a professional contract at the conclusion of his junior season this year, scored his first NHL goal tonight to put the Ducks up 2-1 over the Blues!
Boston College baseball won both games of its doubleheader down in Blacksburg today, which won them the series against the #10 Virginia Tech Hokies. After defeating #2 Tennessee last week, Birdball has put together a bit of a hot streak to start the season, posting a 12-2 record to this point.
Boston College men’s basketball announced today (in Quinten Post’s native language of Dutch) that the star center would be available for the Eagles’ second round ACC tournament match-up against UNC.
After missing yesterday’s contest against Louisville in the ACC tournament, Boston College center Quinten Post remains questionable to return from the sprained ankle he suffered last week against Georgia Tech. BC will need Post, who has been their best player this season, to stand much of a chance against UNC tonight.