Curran Schestag is a Staff Writer at BC Interruption and Yahoo Sports. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, with a focus on sports business and competitive sports. Curran's insights and analyses are featured in prominent outlets, including BC Interruption and Yahoo Sports.
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Curran Schestag's coverage is exclusively focused on sports, particularly college football and men’s basketball at Boston College. His articles include previews, predictions, and exclusive content about upcoming games.
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Story by Curran Schestag Boston College beat Harvard this evening, winning 73-60. BC's offense was humming in the first half.
Boston College welcomes New Haven to Chestnut Hill for an early tip on Saturday. BC will be looking to bounce back from its third overtime loss of the season: Who: New Haven Chargers (5-4) vs. Boston College Eagles (4-5) Where: Conte Forum, Chestnut Hill, MA When: Saturday, December 6th Tip-Off Time: 12:00 pm ET How […]
By: Curran Schestag
On Saturday afternoon, Boston College escaped with a 67-63 over New Haven. After controlling the tip, Boston College proceeded to turn the ball over without getting a shot. The new starting lineup looked a little choppy on the offensive end, without scoring a bucket until the 16:50 mark via a Toews triple. He followed up […]
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After far too long, I am back! Apologies – I would have liked to get started on these weekly columns at least five or six games ago, but alas, here we are. BC is nearly finished with its non-conference slate. Contests against FDU on Monday, 12/22 and against Le Moyne on Sunday, 12/28 will be […]
By: Curran Schestag
Boston College has gone 2-2 since my last column, and with two ACC matchups now in the books it’s time for another column. Let’s get into it: I know, I know, big shocker. Yet the level to which we are seeing offensive struggles through two ACC games is very, very concerning. We saw warning signs […]
We’re getting close to hiring time. If Matt Norlander is to be believed, Boston College is aiming to have its next head coach in place within the next few days. The names linked to the job continue to fluctuate, but one guy whose name cropped up relatively later in the process has potentially remained in […]
By: Curran Schestag
On Tuesday afternoon, Luke Murray officially took the helm of the Boston College Men’s Basketball program, addressing the media at his introductory press conference. With Boston College entering a new era, here are three of my takeaways from the conference: This program is going to look different, on and off the court Murray made that […]
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On Saturday morning, news broke that Boston College F Boden Kapke will not be returning to the Heights next year. Kapke came to BC last offseason after a pair of seasons at Butler. He started the year on the bench before working his way into the starting rotation, and he was BC’s third-leading scorer at […]
By: Curran Schestag
Arguably the best season in Boston College Baseball’s recent history has come to a close. In a rematch of Friday’s regional opener against Liberty, the Eagles fell 8-3. After jumping out ahead 2-0 in the first inning, Boston College struggled for the next eight innings to generate any consistent offense. Liberty, meanwhile, broke through in […]
