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RE: Open Thread - 2017 Baseball Season
(04-10-2017 01:51 PM)CollegeCard Wrote:  How rough a season is BC having? The Eagles were drilled in every game by UNC this weekend, and BC fell to 1-14 in conference play, losers of 14 straight. They are allowing 9 runs per game in ACC play. Due to their solid SOS they actually have a higher RPI (#120) than Duke and VT right now, but that won't last.

Take a look at Boston College's combined record in conference play this academic year for football, basketball, and the first 50% of baseball. 5-36 for the Eagles. Hopefully they regain a competitive standing soon in the most prominent sports.


They did make the NCAA tourney last year, and they are the last school to win a regular season series against U of L ... so this year must be a rebuilding year.
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