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BC put out of misery
Boston Herald — GREENSBORO, N.C. - One and done is nobody's idea of a destination, and, until yesterday, Boston College had...
15 hours agoVirginia beats Boston College in ACC tourney
Boston Herald — GREENSBORO, N.C. - Tony Bennett watched the losses pile up, then was forced to make a personnel decision that threatened...
23 hours agoEagles see ACC title in reach
Boston Herald — Despite a season's worth of evidence to the contrary, Reggie Jackson firmly believes Boston College can win...
March 11, 2010Tip o' the hat
Boston Herald — 1. Liza Ryabkina, Harvard. Junior winger scored four goals as Crimson blanked Boston College,...
March 8, 2010Eagle grabs assist
Boston Herald — Reggie Jackson is the first to admit he's not a pure point guard. The 6-foot-3 combo guard is a scorer...
March 7, 2010Late fall for BC
Boston Herald — RALEIGH, N.C. - All it took was six minutes of hell to take the air out of Boston College's best stretch of...
March 7, 2010Horner leads NC State past Boston College 66-54
Boston Herald — RALEIGH, N.C. - Dennis Horner scored 11 of his 14 points during the decisive second-half run to help North Carolina...
March 7, 2010Anyone's game
Boston Herald — Boston College's Jerry York could have been speaking for the entire Hockey East coaching fraternity when,...
March 6, 2010BC's wish falls short
Boston Herald — GREENSBORO, N.C. - Boston College's Cinderella run through the ACC women's tournament came to a crashing...
March 6, 2010BC pulls off upset
Boston Herald — GREENSBORO, N.C. - All of a sudden Boston College is on a Cinderella run in the Atlantic Coast Conference women's...
March 5, 2010
- Does the NIT want UNC? ACC Now | News & Observer GREENSBORO — North Carolina wants to play in the NIT. Now the question is: Does the NIT want UNC? Les Robinson, N.C. State’s former athletics director and a member of the eight-person NIT selection committee, said this morning he was not allowed to reveal who was on his list of 32 teams that he will submit to begin the selection process. (Each committee member submits a list, and they begin whittling down from there.) "I would be surprised if they [the Tar Heels] weren’t on the board, but I can say that about 25, 30 teams," he said, adding that that includes the Wolfpack, which has...
- Former Florida State receiver Chris Davis back in NFL Seminole Report | St. Petersburg Times Former St. Petersburg Catholic and Florida State receiver Chris Davis has signed with the Cincinnati Bengals. He was waived last August by Tennessee after playing two seasons for the Titans and didn't play in the NFL last year.
- ACC Tournament Live Chat, part three ACC Now | News & Observer We have live chat addict Ken Tysiac with us online until 11:45 to talk about yesterday's ACC tournament action, as well as about what to expect in today's quarterfinal games, starting with Duke-Virginia at noon. Join the live chat here.
- Duke 57, Virginia 46 ACC Now | News & Observer GREENSBORO -- In rapid succession, Duke’s “big three” triumvirate of Nolan Smith, Kyle Singler and Jon Scheyer helped the top-seeded Blue Devils advance to the ACC semifinals on Friday afternoon. Thoughts of an upset had invigorated the Greensboro Coliseum when No. 9 seed Virginia trimmed top-seeded Duke’s 11-point lead to two with 6 minutes, 22 seconds remaining in the second half. But Smith tipped in a Singler miss, Scheyer cleverly shook free to make a 12-foot bank shot, and Singler added a putback of his own. The game was no longer in question, especially with Duke’s defense consistently ...
- After slumping start, Scheyer lifts Duke ACC Now | News & Observer When Duke needed something, anything, to save itself from spending the weekend at home and leaving the ACC tournament minus its star attraction, Jon Scheyer returned. Until the final few minutes of Duke's hard-earned, 57-46 victory over Virginia today, Scheyer had spent the afternoon missing shots, shaking his head and appearing understandably frustrated. Going two-for-10 from the field in the first half will do that to a guy. When Virginia cut Duke’s lead to 46-44 with 6:18 remaining, a genuine wave of noise and nervousness entered the Greensboro Coliseum. As quickly as it did, though, t...
- Reflecting on UNC, prepping for tip with Terps Tech Blog | Atlanta Journal-Constitution GREENSBORO, NC – Watching the Duke-Virginia game, thought I’d do some reflecting on Georgia Tech, as you guys who actually have to work today might be thinking about the Jackets and not watching the noon game. You’ve got a few more hours to bask in last night’s come-from-behind (gulp) win over North Carolina and what would seem at this point a likely berth into the NCAA tournament for the Yellow Jackets. Much better crowd today at the Coliseum, by the way. Duke in the noon game surely helps. Quite a bit of a blue in the arena. And pretty quiet too. The game is tied at halftim...
- Satan back to work Bruins Blog | Boston Globe MONTREAL -- Every Bruin participated in today's afternoon practice at the Bell Centre, including Miroslav Satan, who sat out last night's 5-1 win because of a groin injury. "We'll see how it is," Claude Julien said. "It will be a...
- Herzlich fighting back Extra Points | Boston Globe BC linebacker takes in Pro Day, looks ahead to the future.
- Two games (sort of) for the price of one Extra Bases | Boston Globe Just checked with the Sox. If you are going to be in Fort Myers for the Pirates-Sox game tomorrow, you can stay for the intrasquad "B" game that follows. The concession stands will close up after the first game, however....
- Wheels on the bus go 'round and 'round, Extra Bases | Boston Globe It is amusing to watch veteran players try and squirm their way out of long spring training road trips. Some of the trips in Florida can take three hours and no bus, no matter how nice, can make that palatable....
- Red Sox rained out Sox Blog | Providence Journal Heavy rain continues to fall all over South Florida today, and it has led to the cancellation of today's game between the Red Sox and Cardinals. The two teams were to meet at 1:05 p.m. at the Cardinals' facility in Jupiter, but now the Sox are heading back across the state and will next play Saturday afternoon against the Pittsburgh Pirates in Ft. Myers.
- Browns sign Ben Watson to multiyear deal Providence Journal