1223:, 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.
1235:(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.
1199:, 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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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
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in the 1990s until BC ended the annual game in 2012. The Eagles are 22–17 against their cross-state rival. The Boston College men's basketball team has made 18 overall appearances in the NCAA tournament, including three trips to the Elite Eight. The team has played in the
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when the sport began to gain popularity in the United States, the basketball team became a permanent part of the Boston College athletics program for the 1945–46 season. Through 2021–22, there have been 84 seasons of BC basketball.
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80–66, after receiving an opening bye. BC then edged No. 10 North Carolina 85–82 and advanced to the ACC Championship Game in its first year in the league. No. 3 Duke defeated BC 78–76 win in the final.
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3167:"Duke Selected as Preseason ACC Men's Basketball Favorite"
3095:"Boston College ACC Men's Basketball Tournament History"
3059:"Boston College: Williams to Rejoin Eagles - Hoopville"
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3001:"Al Skinner and Boston College Basketball Part Ways"
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406:. The team earned its first win that season against
1366:On March 15, 2021, Boston College officially hired
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2023–24 Boston College Eagles men's basketball team
4332:Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life
3192:"Postgame Notes BC WF - Atlantic Coast Conference"
848:, a Los Angeles native who was overlooked by most
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1119:. The slump ended with a win in overtime against
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653:Boston College played its final season in the
559:'07 was the ACC Player of the Year in 2006–07.
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634:1986–1997: O'Brien returns to the Heights
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760:Early growth and success
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4542:California Golden Bears
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4567:Louisville Cardinals
4289:Commonwealth Classic
3130:. February 15, 2021.
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2762:James "Scoonie" Penn
1335:Los Angeles Clippers
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891:2005 NCAA tournament
840:, Sean Marshall and
720:James "Scoonie" Penn
525:Commonwealth Classic
484:1982 NCAA tournament
4592:Pittsburgh Panthers
3485:Statistical leaders
3146:College Hoops Today
3083:. 14 November 2005.
3065:. 22 December 2005.
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1532:Regional semifinals
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638:On March 26, 1986,
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4658:Rookie of the Year
4653:Player of the Year
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4367:Weston Observatory
4284:Green Line Rivalry
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3440:Culture & lore
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3173:. October 19, 2021
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2313:Opening Round
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1610:San Francisco
1609:
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1245:Jim Christian
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1222:
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1176:Rakim Sanders
1173:
1172:Steve Donahue
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1154:
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1131:
1130:Rakim Sanders
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1118:
1117:Virginia Tech
1114:
1110:
1106:
1102:
1101:Rakim Sanders
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1058:Rakim Sanders
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1039:
1035:
1032:and defeated
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1023:
1022:ACC semifinal
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951:
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604:Sean Williams
601:
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592:Howard Eisley
589:
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3475:Head coaches
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3148:. 2021-03-15
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3041:www.cstv.com
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2892:December 19,
2890:. Retrieved
2877:
2806:Jared Dudley
2729:Jared Dudley
2717:(Third Team)
2696:(Third Team)
2689:(Third Team)
2682:(Third Team)
2668:(Third Team)
2661:(Third Team)
2640:
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2381:Second Round
2348:
2345:Northwestern
2340:Second Round
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2264:
2261:Rhode Island
2256:Second Round
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2185:St. Joseph's
2182:Second Round
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1868:Georgia Tech
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1765:Georgia Tech
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1614:Kansas State
1603:Second Round
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1180:Brady Heslip
1165:
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1121:Georgia Tech
1090:
1075:
1051:
1040:to lead the
1011:
992:Jared Dudley
974:BC defeated
969:
952:
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931:
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895:Penn Quakers
867:
859:
842:All-American
834:Jared Dudley
830:
811:
799:
766:Rhode Island
763:
744:
740:St. Joseph's
716:Danya Abrams
713:
709:Georgia Tech
702:
690:Bobby Knight
675:
671:Lior Arditti
652:
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612:Jared Dudley
573:
567:earning the
562:
557:Jared Dudley
518:
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416:World War II
410:, 23–17, in
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38:
4692:(1999–2022)
4416:The Heights
4342:Fulton Hall
4337:Gasson Hall
4304:Hail Flutie
4299:Doug Flutie
4180:Ice hockey
4160:Basketball
3409:Conte Forum
3405:(1958–1988)
3245:January 25,
2851:Jim O'Brien
2781:John Bagley
2766:1999–2000:
2756:Bill Curley
2750:Dana Barros
2722:Craig Smith
2715:Craig Smith
2694:Bill Curley
2687:John Bagley
2673:John Austin
2666:John Austin
2551:John Bagley
2468:Dana Barros
2451:Bill Curley
2379:First round
2363:First round
2338:First round
2315:First round
2279:First round
2254:First round
2222:Connecticut
2205:First round
2180:First round
2155:First round
2123:Connecticut
2112:First round
2069:First round
2044:First round
2028:First round
1995:NIT results
1982:First round
1954:First round
1917:First round
1889:First round
1861:First round
1842:First round
1814:First round
1786:First round
1758:First round
1718:Elite Eight
1712:First round
1675:First round
1607:Elite Eight
1601:First round
1573:Wake Forest
1564:First round
1481:Connecticut
1392:Wake Forest
1142:Tyrese Rice
1135:Tyrese Rice
1125:Tyrese Rice
1113:Wake Forest
1082:Joe Trapani
1038:Tyrese Rice
1018:year before
959:Stony Brook
947:Craig Smith
846:Craig Smith
644:Conte Forum
640:Jim O'Brien
608:Craig Smith
588:Bill Curley
580:Dana Barros
541:John Bagley
479:each year.
448:Jim O'Brien
443:and former
376:Conte Forum
105:Conte Forum
5077:Categories
4465:Presidents
4439:Jesuit Ivy
4382:St. John's
4038:Located in
3453:For Boston
3201:2022-03-12
3196:theacc.com
3177:2022-03-12
3171:theacc.com
3152:2022-03-12
2985:2007-02-20
2869:References
2863:Al Skinner
2857:Al Skinner
2832:Al Skinner
2659:Gerry Ward
2517:Gerry Ward
2501:John Silk
2384:Providence
2290:Providence
2218:Evansville
2211:Semifinals
2187:Notre Dame
2121:Cincinnati
2116:Semifinals
2080:Louisville
2073:Semifinals
2049:Louisville
2031:St. John's
1961:Georgetown
1959:Texas Tech
1791:Valparaiso
1682:Texas Tech
1571:Ball State
1483:St. John's
1368:Earl Grant
1221:Corey Raji
1201:Jeremy Lin
1168:Al Skinner
1062:Corey Raji
1034:Texas Tech
988:Randy Foye
870:Notre Dame
774:Al Skinner
748:Ohio State
736:Valparaiso
705:tournament
678:Georgetown
600:Gerry Ward
596:Jay Murphy
463:Henry Hill
461:associate
433:Chuck Daly
380:Earl Grant
81:Conference
73:Earl Grant
68:Head coach
60:University
4423:Post Road
4195:Lacrosse
4147:Athletics
4051:Academics
3860:1999–2000
3419:Rivalries
3303:John Silk
3288:April 12,
2861:2004–05:
2855:2000–01:
2849:1995–96:
2845:Tom Davis
2843:1980–81:
2830:2000–01:
2817:2012–13:
2804:2006–07:
2793:Troy Bell
2791:2002–03:
2787:Troy Bell
2785:2000–01:
2779:1980–81:
2768:Troy Bell
2760:1995–96:
2754:1990–91:
2748:1985–86:
2708:Troy Bell
2701:Troy Bell
2644:Wore #54.
2635:Wore #51.
2626:Wore #40.
2617:Wore #25.
2608:Wore #23.
2590:Wore #15.
2443:1999–2003
2434:Troy Bell
2318:Fairfield
2051:Villanova
2034:L 92–114
2015:Opponent
1928:Villanova
1896:Milwaukee
1773:L 89–103
1652:Princeton
1551:L 90–110
1517:L 93–102
1439:Opponent
1302:Ky Bowman
1278:Utah Jazz
1217:NBA draft
1097:Dean Dome
1066:2008–2009
1054:2007–2008
984:Villanova
899:Milwaukee
852:schools.
795:Troy Bell
728:Villanova
700:, 74–66.
628:Ky Bowman
584:Troy Bell
551:Troy Bell
529:TD Garden
437:Tom Davis
428:Bob Cousy
267:Alternate
4226:Softball
4176:Football
4156:Baseball
4127:Research
3239:wcvb.com
3128:ESPN.com
2599:Wore #3.
2581:Wore #2.
2394:L 70–79
2369:L 62–79
2353:L 67–85
2328:L 62–75
2303:L 58–75
2269:L 80–81
2244:L 57–58
2195:L 52–66
2170:L 55–57
2162:Virginia
2140:L 93–113
2102:L 76–89
2059:L 85–86
1988:L 55–72
1969:L 55–62
1941:L 59–60
1904:L 75–83
1876:L 54–57
1848:L 57–70
1829:L 71–74
1801:L 77–81
1745:L 66–74
1699:L 57–59
1662:L 92–95
1654:Virginia
1634:L 92–99
1588:L 41–42
1498:L 80–96
1461:L 63–86
1458:Maryland
878:Syracuse
863:Illinois
844:forward
818:Syracuse
734:and met
626:'18 and
514:1969 NIT
372:Big East
147:Uniforms
113:Nickname
91:Location
4700:Seasons
4663:All-ACC
4478:Founded
4279:Beanpot
4219:Women's
4210:Soccer
4199:Women's
4189:Women's
4169:Women's
3985:2024–25
3980:2023–24
3975:2022–23
3970:2021–22
3965:2020–21
3960:2019–20
3955:2018–19
3950:2017–18
3945:2016–17
3940:2015–16
3935:2014–15
3930:2013–14
3925:2012–13
3920:2011–12
3915:2010–11
3910:2009–10
3905:2008–09
3900:2007–08
3895:2006–07
3890:2005–06
3885:2004–05
3880:2003–04
3875:2002–03
3870:2001–02
3865:2000–01
3855:1998–99
3850:1997–98
3845:1996–97
3840:1995–96
3835:1994–95
3830:1993–94
3825:1992–93
3820:1991–92
3815:1990–91
3810:1989–90
3805:1988–89
3800:1987–88
3795:1986–87
3790:1985–86
3785:1984–85
3780:1983–84
3775:1982–83
3770:1981–82
3765:1980–81
3760:1979–80
3755:1978–79
3750:1977–78
3745:1976–77
3740:1975–76
3735:1974–75
3730:1973–74
3725:1972–73
3720:1971–72
3715:1970–71
3710:1969–70
3705:1968–69
3700:1967–68
3695:1966–67
3690:1965–66
3685:1964–65
3680:1963–64
3675:1962–63
3670:1961–62
3665:1960–61
3660:1959–60
3655:1958–59
3650:1957–58
3645:1956–57
3640:1955–56
3635:1954–55
3630:1953–54
3625:1952–53
3620:1951–52
3615:1950–51
3610:1949–50
3605:1948–49
3600:1947–48
3595:1946–47
3590:1945–46
3585:1925–45
3580:1924–25
3575:1923–24
3570:1922–23
3565:1921–22
3560:1920–21
3555:1919–20
3550:1918–19
3545:1917–18
3540:1916–17
3535:1911–16
3530:1910–11
3525:1907–10
3520:1906–07
3515:1905–06
3510:1904–05
3496:Seasons
3023:NYTimes
2940:cnn.com
2560:1979–82
2543:1966–69
2526:1960–63
2509:1950–53
2494:1981–85
2477:1985–89
2460:1990–94
2425:Tenure
2419:Player
2286:Niagara
2242:L 67–73
1926:Montana
1924:Pacific
1763:Indiana
1727:Florida
1725:Indiana
1686:Memphis
1616:Houston
1549:L 65–74
1215:to the
980:Montana
976:Pacific
903:Alabama
874:Rutgers
698:Florida
694:Indiana
494:in the
450:('71).
426:legend
412:Medford
386:History
4480:: 1863
4453:People
4399:Images
4377:Boston
4320:Campus
3468:People
3396:Venues
2975:bc.edu
2734:2018:
2727:2007:
2720:2006:
2713:2005:
2706:2003:
2699:2001:
2692:1994:
2685:1982:
2678:1969:
2671:1966:
2664:1965:
2657:1963:
2401:Awards
2320:Temple
2301:101–68
2145:87–77
2084:Temple
2078:Kansas
2075:Finals
2012:Round
1612:DePaul
1537:Furman
1436:Round
1115:, and
850:Pac-10
141:
139:
137:
131:Colors
126:Sickos
117:Eagles
4214:Men's
4206:Rugby
4184:Men's
4164:Men's
3431:UMass
2886:(PDF)
2569:Notes
2428:Ref.
2422:Pos.
2392:62–57
2351:82–64
2326:90–78
2296:87–83
2267:78–69
2240:78–69
2235:88–81
2230:73–65
2216:Siena
2193:75–63
2168:95–74
2138:76–75
2133:63–62
2100:73–61
2095:88–83
2090:78–62
2057:96–90
2009:Year
1967:84–75
1939:69–56
1934:88–76
1902:85–65
1874:58–51
1845:Texas
1827:68–65
1799:73–66
1771:64–51
1743:77–68
1738:75–72
1733:67–64
1697:74–73
1692:55–53
1660:51–43
1632:69–65
1627:82–75
1622:70–66
1586:67–64
1581:93–90
1547:82–76
1496:63–62
1491:48–42
1433:Seed
1430:Year
1400:Miami
1109:Miami
822:UConn
772:star
659:UConn
630:'19.
618:'11,
614:'07,
610:'06,
606:'07,
602:'63,
598:'84,
594:'94,
590:'94,
586:'03,
582:'89,
459:Mafia
445:Eagle
408:Tufts
101:Arena
4434:WZBC
4387:MBTA
3290:2017
3247:2020
2894:2022
2411:Note
2386:UNLV
2375:2024
2359:2018
2334:2011
2309:2003
2288:Rice
2275:1993
2250:1992
2201:1988
2176:1984
2151:1980
2125:Utah
2108:1974
2082:Army
2065:1969
2040:1966
2024:1965
1975:2009
1947:2007
1910:2006
1894:Penn
1882:2005
1866:Utah
1854:2004
1835:2002
1807:2001
1779:1997
1751:1996
1705:1994
1684:Duke
1668:1985
1640:1983
1594:1982
1557:1981
1523:1975
1504:1968
1467:1967
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