Boston College Eagles

The Boston College women's basketball team fell to Rutgers, 59-53, in front of 2,905 fans at the Louis Brown Athletic Center on Thursday night.

Freshman Issac Taylor scored the golden goal - the first score of his collegiate career - to lift Boston College to a 2-1 double-overtime victory over Dartmouth in the first round of the 2009 NCAA Men's Soccer Championship before 619 fans at the Newton Campus Field Thursday night.

With the Boston College women's soccer team's huge Sweet 16 game against Wisconsin just more than 24 hours away, bceagles.com took a couple minutes to sit down with senior forward Gina DiMartino to get her take on the upcoming game and the 2009 season.

The final two weeks of the season are upon us and the focus shifts to bowl eligibility and seeding. One division has been decided, as Georgia Tech clinched with their win over Duke. Clemson is next up in the feature game of the weekend. They beat hapless Virginia at home and they win the Atlantic division for the first time. The rest of the games are about bowl pairings and bowl eligibility.

On Wednesday of each week, Boston College holds a luncheon for the media to mingle with some of the players. This week, Matt Tennant and Dave Shinskie were on hand and Eagle Insider was there.

In the conclusion of their Vikings-Seahawks game preview, NorthwestFootball.net’s Doug Farrar answers five Seahawks questions from Viking Update’s Tim Yotter. Were the Vikings better off when T.J. Houshmandzadeh snubbed them, how is Seattle’s offensive line holding up, and what do the Seahawks need to do this offseason to get back to the top?