DART 1.0 o145.0
HARV -1.0 u145.0
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JOES 74 -10.0 o146.5
LAS 81 10.0 u146.5
LIVE Halftime Mar 8
ALA 93 7.0 o179.5
AUB 91 -7.0 u179.5
LIVE End Mar 8
VMI 64 10.5 o137.5
UNCG 57 -10.5 u137.5
LIVE End Mar 8
KENN 74 4.0 o144.0
JVST 70 -4.0 u144.0
LIVE End Mar 8
FIU 56 11.5 o144.5
MTU 78 -11.5 u144.5
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BEL 46 7.5 o132.5
DRKE 46 -7.5 u132.5
JKST -22.0 o134.5
MVSU 22.0 u134.5
LIVE 02:45 2nd Mar 8
NMSU 62 2.0 o137.0
SHSU 69 -2.0 u137.0
LIVE 11:08 2nd Mar 8
OSU 46 2.5 o148.0
IND 41 -2.5 u148.0
LIVE 17:52 2nd Mar 8
SMU 37 -2.5 o155.0
FSU 40 2.5 u155.0
SHU 4.5 o149.5
IONA -4.5 u149.5
LIVE Halftime Mar 8
TXAM 30 -7.0 o142.5
LSU 32 7.0 u142.5
MRST 2.0 o132.0
MSM -2.0 u132.0
LIVE Halftime Mar 8
PROV 32 12.0 o150.5
XAV 36 -12.0 u150.5
LIVE 17:03 2nd Mar 8
CAL 41 4.0 o141.0
ND 45 -4.0 u141.0
LIVE 13:41 2nd Mar 8
TCU 43 2.5 o137.0
COLO 51 -2.5 u137.0
LIVE 13:06 2nd Mar 8
AFA 31 23.5 o146.0
USU 65 -23.5 u146.0
GC -7.0 o147.5
AC 7.0 u147.5
LIVE 13:01 2nd Mar 8
UMBC 48 15.0 o164.5
BRY 59 -15.0 u164.5
LIVE 02:35 1st Mar 8
ARIZ 25 4.0 o154.0
KU 35 -4.0 u154.0
LIVE 11:36 1st Mar 8
FRES 13 6.5 o142.5
SJSU 14 -6.5 u142.5
LIVE 11:39 1st Mar 8
UCF 11 7.5 o146.0
WVU 23 -7.5 u146.0
FAMU 5.5 o143.5
COOK -5.5 u143.5
TXSO -7.0 o142.5
PV 7.0 u142.5
GMU -6.5 o126.0
RICH 6.5 u126.0
MISS 12.5 o157.5
FLA -12.5 u157.5
VT 17.0 o137.0
CLEM -17.0 u137.0
BUT 11.0 o152.0
CREI -11.0 u152.0
WOF 1.5 o134.0
ETSU -1.5 u134.0
HAMP 1.0 o135.5
NE -1.0 u135.5
VALP 9.5 o140.0
BRAD -9.5 u140.0
MASSL 1.0 o142.5
ME -1.0 u142.5
BC 12.5 o140.0
PITT -12.5 u140.0
ALCN -5.0 o145.5
ARPB 5.0 u145.5
ALST 1.5 o134.5
GRAM -1.5 u134.5
DUKE -9.5 o158.5
UNC 9.5 u158.5
AAMU 13.0 o143.0
SOU -13.0 u143.0
MRSH 8.5 o149.5
ARST -8.5 u149.5
BING 8.0 o141.0
ALBY -8.0 u141.0
CP -4.5 o157.5
LBSU 4.5 u157.5
QUIN -7.0 o147.0
FAIR 7.0 u147.0
SAC 3.5 o132.0
WEB -3.5 u132.0
SDAK 4.5 o166.0
NEOM -4.5 u166.0
DUQ 6.5 o138.5
SLU -6.5 u138.5
USC 9.5 o143.5
UCLA -9.5 u143.5
UVU -6.0 o130.0
TST 6.0 u130.0
UVA 1.0 o136.0
SYR -1.0 u136.0
UTA 6.5 o145.0
CBU -6.5 u145.0
TTU -11.0 o152.5
ASU 11.0 u152.5
OKLA 5.5 o154.0
TEX -5.5 u154.0
HAW 10.5 o150.5
CSN -10.5 u150.5
FUR 3.5 o154.0
SAM -3.5 u154.0
HOF -3.5 o129.5
MONM 3.5 u129.5
SIUE 3.0 o136.0
SEMO -3.0 u136.0
PEPP 11.0 o147.5
ORST -11.0 u147.5
ODU 11.5 o130.5
TROY -11.5 u130.5
SEA -7.5 o139.0
DSU 7.5 u139.0
UCRV -14.5 o149.5
CSF 14.5 u149.5
HOU -4.5 o130.5
BAY 4.5 u130.5
EWU 2.5 o143.0
NAU -2.5 u143.0
UCI -3.5 o139.5
UCSB 3.5 u139.5
UTAH 11.0 o154.0
BYU -11.0 u154.0
NEV 6.0 o131.0
SDSU -6.0 u131.0
UND 8.0 o155.0
STT -8.0 u155.0
UCSD -12.5 o136.0
UCD 12.5 u136.0
LMU 3.0 o150.0
WSU -3.0 u150.0
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MER 61 10.0 o151.5
CHAT 76 -10.0 u151.5
Final Mar 8
RAD 73 9.5 o141.0
HP 76 -9.5 u141.0
Final Mar 8
ELON 74 -1.0 o129.5
DREX 91 1.0 u129.5
Final Mar 8
SFPA 71 6.0 o129.0
LIU 68 -6.0 u129.0
Final Mar 8
NCST 70 -2.0 o149.5
MIA 72 2.0 u149.5
Final Mar 8
UK 91 6.0 o171.0
MIZZ 83 -6.0 u171.0
Final Mar 8
VAN 68 4.5 o151.0
UGA 79 -4.5 u151.0
Final OT Mar 8
SJU 86 4.5 o146.5
MARQ 84 -4.5 u146.5
Final Mar 8
MSST 92 1.5 o148.0
ARK 93 -1.5 u148.0
Final Mar 8
L-IL 74 -3.5 o148.5
MASS 51 3.5 u148.5
Final Mar 8
PSU 86 11.5 o153.5
WIS 75 -11.5 u153.5
Final Mar 8
ISU 73 -6.0 o142.0
KSU 57 6.0 u142.0
Final Mar 8
PENN 71 8.5 o145.5
PRIN 95 -8.5 u145.5
Final Mar 8
STAN 48 10.5 o147.0
LOU 68 -10.5 u147.0
Final Mar 8
NIAG 76 4.0 o136.0
RID 77 -4.0 u136.0
Final Mar 8
CAN 62 13.0 o129.5
SPC 70 -13.0 u129.5
Final Mar 8
SCAR 65 15.0 o132.5
TENN 75 -15.0 u132.5
Final Mar 8
SBON 64 1.5 o137.0
DAV 61 -1.5 u137.0
Final Mar 8
FOR 67 7.0 o160.0
URI 86 -7.0 u160.0
Final OT Mar 8
FDU 72 9.0 o138.5
CCSU 76 -9.0 u138.5
Final Mar 8
GTWN 77 -1.0 o145.0
DEP 83 1.0 u145.0
Final Mar 8
SIE 66 3.5 o149.0
MAN 78 -3.5 u149.0
Final Mar 8
YALE 70 -7.5 o147.5
BRWN 61 7.5 u147.5
Final Mar 8
CLMB 81 10.0 o169.0
COR 100 -10.0 u169.0
Final Mar 8
GT 43 6.5 o143.0
WAKE 69 -6.5 u143.0
Final Mar 8
HALL 50 17.0 o131.5
CONN 81 -17.0 u131.5
Final Mar 8
WIN 86 -1.5 o161.5
UNCA 67 1.5 u161.5
Final Mar 8
DEL 79 2.0 o146.0
CAMP 62 -2.0 u146.0
Final Mar 8
UNH 57 14.0 o131.5
UVM 64 -14.0 u131.5
Final Mar 8
LIB 90 -3.5 o142.0
WKU 61 3.5 u142.0
Final Mar 8
NW 61 11.0 o143.0
MD 74 -11.0 u143.0
Final Mar 8
CIN 67 -3.5 o142.0
OKST 78 3.5 u142.0
Final Mar 8
UTEP 58 5.0 o140.5
LT 75 -5.0 u140.5
Louisville 2nd ACC25-6
Boston College 17th ACC12-18

Louisville @ Boston College Preview

Silvio O. Conte Forum

Last Meeting ( Mar 9, 2024 ) Boston College 67, Louisville 61

Louisville will attempt to avoid back-to-back losses Wednesday when it continues its Atlantic Coast Conference schedule with a game against Boston College in Chestnut Hill, Mass.

The Cardinals (16-6, 9-2 ACC) were ranked No. 21 last week, but they fell out of the AP Top 25 following Saturday's 77-70 setback against Georgia Tech. It was Louisville's first loss since it dropped a 93-85 decision at Kentucky on Dec. 14 and ended the team's 10-game winning streak.

"The most important thing is that we stay extremely consistent, which is, I think, a hallmark of this team," Louisville coach Pat Kelsey said Monday. "They're extremely steady.

"Boston College is playing very well. Very well-coached. Very talented. So we have to have a couple great days of preparation going into a very tough place to play and figure out a way to get a road win."

BC (10-11, 2-8) is coming off arguably its best victory of the season. The Eagles trailed Florida State by eight points with less than a minute to play but rallied for a 77-76 victory and improved the team's home record to 7-5.

Donald Hand Jr. had a career-high 31 points and nine rebounds in the win. Hand leads the ACC in free-throw percentage (90.8) and paces BC in scoring (15.5 ppg).

"This season has been difficult, this journey has been difficult, but it ain't because of a lack of effort," BC coach Earl Grant said. "We've been laboring for a lot of days and a lot of months, so I believe that the fruits of your labor is a real thing and when you stay resilient, you believe and have great courage, good things happen."

Louisville guard Chucky Hepburn is averaging a team-high 15.1 points and 6.4 assists per game. BC will also have to pay close attention to Reyne Smith, who leads the conference and ranks third in the country in made 3-pointers per game (3.8).

Elijah Strong, BC's No. 3 scorer (10.5) and rebounder (4.7), has missed the last four games with an illness.

--Field Level Media

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