Author: Chris Lynch

Baseball Hall of Fame Voting Explained

By: Chris Lynch The Baseball Hall of Fame announced the class of 2016 on Wednesday. This summer, two of baseball’s best players will join the ranks of baseball’s most elite fraternity. Ken Griffey Jr. Was voted in on the first ballot. He was voted in with 99.3 percent of the ballot, the highest percentage in […]

Men’s Basketball: Terriers Host Navy

By: Chris Lynch After two lackluster performances to open the Patriot League season, the Boston University Terriers return home to play their first home conference game of the season. They host the Navy Midshipmen at The Roof tomorrow, in their attempt to finally win a Patriot League game this season. Navy is having a surprisingly […]

Men’s Basketball: Terriers Face Lehigh in League Play

By: Chris Lynch The Patriot League might be the most volatile and unpredictable conference in college basketball. The last two years have produced results that make the predictions look foolish, with American winning the 2014 conference title when predicted to finish last, and Army finishing last in 2015 when predicted to win the conference. This […]

Men’s Basketball: Terriers Open Conference Play at Holy Cross

By: Chris Lynch Friday marks the start of a new calendar year for everyone. That means a new beginning, a chance to learn from past mistakes, and the chance to make the new year outstanding. Wednesday is that opportunity for the Boston University Terriers on the basketball court. They open their conference schedule against the […]

Men’s Basketball: Terriers Cage the Cougars

By: Chris Lynch With an eye towards conference play beginning on Wednesday, Boston University welcomed Kean University to Case Gym with a strong defense and three point shooting game. BU closed out its non-conference schedule with a strong performance, beating the Cougars 86-53. BU did not open the game well, as Kean took an 8-3 […]

Men’s Basketball: Non-Conference Report

By: Chris Lynch The Boston University Men’s Basketball team has played 13 games so far this season. They’ve been sloppy, erratic, entertaining, sharp, and all over the place, and sometimes all in the same game. To say it has been a roller coaster ride of a season would be quite an understatement. Every game has […]

Men’s Basketball: BU Scrapes Past UNH

By: Chris Lynch Returning to Case for their first home game since playing Harvard early in December, BU found themselves in their hardest contest of the season. With four players missing the game with injury, two of them out for the season, and two Terriers fouling out, BU was locked in a close game with […]

Men’s Basketball: BU Turns Over Defeat to Canisius

By: Chris Lynch When BU held the ball on the last possession of the first half and John Papale turned the ball over without BU getting a shot off, BU went into halftime down by 19 points. Their performance was symbolized by that bad turnover, and they never fully recovered. BU did cut into Canisius’ […]

Men’s Basketball: Shuffle off to Play in Buffalo

By: Chris Lynch With exams all wrapped up, the Boston University men’s basketball team will take to the road for their first game of break. For the eighth time in their last nine games, they take to the road to play a game. This time, they travel to Buffalo, NY, to take on the  3-6 […]

Men’s Basketball: Alston and Hankerson Out for the Season

By: Chris Lynch As the first semester comes to an end, the Boston University Men’s Basketball team will go into the winter intersession without two major pieces. Per a Boston University Athletics press release, junior Cedric Hankerson and senior Justin Alston will be sidelined for the remainder of their respective seasons. They are not medically […]