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FINAL: BC 76 - Wagner 50
Conte erupted as the Eagles finished out their dominant start to the season. Its revitalized roster and new coach Luke Murray handily took down Wagner.
BC 38 - Wagner 23 END OF FIRST HALF
The Eagles dominated over the first half, with Hunger and Zeigler boasting 9 points apiece, and BC notching 11 points off of free throws.
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BC 9 - Wagner 3
Five minutes into play, BC has racked up 9 unanswered shots following Wagner’s first three pointer.
Zak Smrekar notched 6 points and Luke Hunger chipped in with 3.
Tip off in 20 minutes at Boston College’s home opener against Wagner.
With a revamped roster and coach to boot, tonight’s game may set the tone for a new era of BC hoops.
I’ll be covering the game at Conte, stay tuned for updates @HeightsSports
FINAL: BC 27 - Pitt 21
The Eagles came out on top following McKenzie’s dominant performance and a complete comeback from the opening frame.
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TOUCHDOWN BC 27 - Pitt 18
McKenzie’s arm can’t be stopped today, throwing 53-yards to find Landon Wright who advanced to the one-yard line.
The next play saw Evan Dickens close the gap and secure a BC touchdown.
TOUCHDOWN: BC 21 - Pitt 12
A 69-yard McKenzie pass to Landon Wright gave BC a nine point lead less than a minute into the third quarter.
TOUCHDOWN 14 BC - 12 Pitt
The Eagles lead for the first time following an 11-yard pass from Mason McKenzie to Javarius Green with 51 seconds left in the first half.
TOUCHDOWN Pitt 12 - BC 7
After 14 plays over 75 yards, BC’s Bo MacCormack rushed Pitt’s defense to close out the first frame on a high note.
TOUCHDOWN: Pitt 7 - BC 0
Just 18 seconds in, Pitt gained a 75-yard touchdown. Cataurus Hicks breezed past BC’s defense to hand the Panthers an ideal start.
Boston College football takes on conference rival Pitt at noon.
The Panthers want a win after notching their first loss of the season to North Carolina, as the Eagles seek their first ACC victory.
I’ll be covering the came at Alumni. Stay tuned for updates @HeightsSports
FINAL: BC wins 3–1 over Cornell
Boston College women’s soccer took down the Big Red to extended its undefeated win streak.
Nico Kiorpes’ two goals and a last-minute PK secured the Eagles their third win of the season.
Full article to come @HeightsSports
BC’s game is postponed to a doubleheader tomorrow.
Beginning at noon, the second game will follow 50 minutes after the conclusion of the first.
No. 22 BC Baseball is set to take on New Jersey Institute of Technology in the first of two home games against the Highlanders at 5 p.m. tonight.
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Bottom of the fifth: 6-2 BC
BC was held scoreless for the second inning in a row, a far cry from the dominant opening frames.
Top of the fifth: 6-2 BC
Virginia Tech's Henry Cooke sent it out of the park, bumping up the Hokies to two.
Bottom of the fourth: 6-1 BC
Hokie relief pitcher Aiden Robertson took out the Eagles' hitters 1-2-3, marking the first inning of the afternoon that BC hasn't put up a run.