CHESTNUT HILL Mass.— The Boston College Eagles (7-8, 0-2 ACC) men’s basketball team suffered a 79-71 home loss to the NC State Wolfpack (11-5, 2-1 ACC) on Tuesday night. The Eagles found themselves down early 7-5 with 15:53 to go in the opening half.
Boston College transfer offensive lineman Jack Funke has announced his transfer destination. The redshirt junior has committed to Bryant. He made the announcement via a social media post on Monday afternoon. “I appreciate all the interest and the great conversations I’ve had recently with several schools,” said Funke via X.
Boston College will have another representative at the 2026 Panini Senior Bowl. Eagles wide receiver Lewis Bond has accepted his invite to the bowl game which was announced on Monday morning via social media. The Chicago, Ill., native played five seasons in Chestnut Hill.
The Boston College Eagles women’s basketball team fell to the Pitt Panthers 64-61 at home on Sunday. BC was ahead 53-41 heading into the fourth quarter,
Boston College transfer wide receiver/running back Datrell Jones has committed to Holy Cross. The 5-foot-9, 188-pound offensive weapon made the announcement on social media on Sunday night. “Committed,” said Jones via X. The Dorchester, Mass., native spent three seasons at Boston College.
Sunday evening, Boston College football signed former Saginaw Valley State (NCAA Division II) quarterback Mason McKenzie, the reigning Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Player of the Year, from the transfer portal, according to Allen Trieu of 247 Sports.
Former Boston College running back Turbo Richard has committed to Indiana. The news was broken by On3Sports/Rivals national recruiting and transfer portal
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass — As she has done in the majority of games this season, Grace Campbell kept Boston College in the game as long as she could, stopping the first 21 shots she faced, but it was only a matter of time before one of the ECAC’s most prolific attacks took control.
The Boston College Eagles’ football fanbase received outstanding news on Saturday afternoon, as safety KP Price, who led the team in total tackles the past two seasons, announced his decision to return to the program for his senior campaign.
Boston College football running back Alex Broome has entered his name into the transfer portal. Broome shared the announcement via social media on Friday evening. “First and foremost, all the glory belongs to Jesus Christ,” said Broome via X.
Those who have kept up with the Boston College football team lately are well aware of the mass exodus from the program that occurred in the weeks leading up the transfer portal officially opening on Friday morning.
The transfer portal window is officially open and players that entered are starting to receive offers, schedule visits, and commit to schools. Three transfer