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Boston College Men’s Basketball Guard Fred Payne Returning Next Season

Boston College Men’s Basketball Guard Fred Payne Returning Next Season

Boston College men’s basketball has officially had a third player announce his return to the team.  Guard Fred Payne confirmed that he would be back for the 2025-26 season in a video shared by the program to social media on Wednesday afternoon.  “I’m coming back because of the academics and school-wise I love it here.

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Recap: Boston College Men’s Basketball Drops 3OT Thriller to Syracuse, 95-86

After not leading at all in the second half against Syracuse, Boston College men’s basketball sent the game to overtime thanks to a gutsy three by Fred Payne.

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