Boston College Snaps Nine-Game Win Streak With Beanpot Final Loss, The Rundown: February 11, 2025

For the second straight Monday, the top-ranked BC Eagles were in TD Garden in attempt to take their first Beanpot championship since 2016.
The ninth-ranked Boston University Terriers stood in their way, a team they swept in dominant fashion a little more than two weeks ago.
Despite scoring just two goals in their last weekend series, the Terriers still boasted the nation's third-highest-scoring offense going into this game.
BC held BU’s high-powered offense in check in the first 20, taking a 1-0 lead into the second, however it was all Terriers for the rest of the night in downtown Boston.
BU was able to hold the Eagles scoreless through three second period power plays and scored two goals to give itself a one goal lead going into the third. BU would add two more in the final seven minutes of the third to ice the game.
The four goals by the Terriers marked the first time Boston College’s star goalie Jacob Fowler allowed over two scores in a game in a month and the loss snapped a nine-game winning streak to move BC to 21-5-1 on the season.
BC will be back in Conte Forum on Friday to take on the 14th-ranked UMass Minutemen, looking to get back in the win column.
Today’s Eagles Schedule
Men's Golf: Palmas del Mar Collegiate Tournament (day two) in Humacao, Puerto Rico
Yesterday’s Eagles Results
Men's Hockey: Boston College 1, Boston University 4
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Peyton Davis is an intern with BamaCentral, covering football, basketball and baseball. He has also covered for the Miami and Boston College OnSI sites. He will graduate from Alabama in the spring of 2025 with a degree and news media. During his four years at UA, Peyton appeared on the radio for WVUA-FM as well as Tide 100.9, along with covering games for WVUA23 and beat reporting for both football and basketball. Born and raised in New Orleans, Peyton has also contributed for local sites such as Cresent City Sports, covering high school football and baseball as well as BootKrewe Media, where he covered the New Orleans Saints.