BC vs. WVU 3/10 @ Noon

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The #7 BC Eagles take on the WVU Mountaineers at noon today at MSG, in their third meeting this season. The sportsbooks have the Eagles as a 5.5 point favorite despite BC beating WVU this season by margins of 20 and 12. WVU did pummel an uninspired Providence team Wednesday afternoon and they can point to their two victories against Pitt. Pitt did whip BC last week, however many say that sometimes a team can learn more from a loss than a win. Craig Smith and Jared Dudley earned Big East 1st Team Honors, Al Skinner is the Big East Coach of the Year, and Sean Williams made the All Rookie Team. Yet, the Big East is still bitter over the ACC move and it has been seen in the officiating and the lack of trophy ceremonies. BC should be extremely motivated to win the Big East tournament and give the final Heisman to Mike Tranghese and his awesome smile.

Back when Bostonist had to work for a living, March meant long business lunches to catch the early games. If you're stuck at work, sneak a listen to the game here. CBS Sportsline offers a great bracket manager for those in charge of their office pools. And if you are wondering these pools are legal as long as there is no vig (juice) taken from the prizes.

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  • jro

    Haha - and I grew up a Uconn fan. Booooo Orange!

  • Katie

    Poor BC losing to West Virginia...overrated all season (come on, ranked third in the polls one week?) They could never take on the fighting Illini...of course, this is all coming from a Syracuse fan, so I am a bit biased. [now I know you'll insert rude Syracuse comment here.]

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