Jack Bergamini is a journalist for The Heights, Inc., focusing on local sports coverage in the Boston area. With a passion for college athletics, Jack covers a wide range of sports, including basketball, swimming, and football, providing in-depth analysis and game recaps for Boston College teams.
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Jack Bergamini's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly basketball and college sports at Boston College. Given the emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories, he may be open to pitches that provide unique insights into ongoing developments in the Boston College Eagles' athletic programs or offer exclusive interviews with players or coaches.
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By: Jack Bergamini
Jaeden Zackery doesn’t care about Boston College men’s basketball’s ranking in the ACC preseason poll. Facing dismal rankings and low expectations has become almost a yearly tradition, according to Zackery. This year, BC is ranked No. 12.
Syracuse, N.Y. — Boston College football is no stranger to close games. Seven of its eight games heading into Friday have been decided by a touchdown or less. Even a fourth quarter finish with two interceptions, a fumble, a fake punt, and a game-winning touchdown doesn’t faze BC head coach Jeff Hafley.
By: Jack Bergamini
One season ago, Quinten Post watched Boston College men’s basketball narrowly defeat Cornell from the bench in the Eagles’ 2022-23 season opener. Post missed BC’s first 13 games with a foot injury.
When quarterback Nate Yarnell’s pass sailed into Malcolm Epps hands in the second quarter, Boston College football’s cornerback Khari Johnson didn’t try to bat the ball away or intercept it.
By: Jack Bergamini
Since arriving in Chestnut Hill, Mass., transfer guard Claudell Harris Jr. had started in all three of Boston College men’s basketball’s games this season and recorded double-digits twice. But he hadn’t truly taken over a game like he did on Saturday in Conte Forum.
By: Jack Bergamini
Boston College men's basketball lost 86–74 to Colorado State in the first round of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame Classic.
By: Jack Bergamini
Heading into Boston College men’s basketball’s game against NC State on Saturday, the Eagles ranked second in the nation in free throw percentage, shooting 83.2 percent.
By: Jack Bergamini
The Eagles outscored Georgia Tech by 21 points in the second half behind Devin McGlockton’s career-high 30 points to earn a 95–87 victory on Saturday.
Think back to just over five weeks ago when Jeff Hafley, against all odds, rallied Boston College football past No. 17 SMU in Fenway Park to earn the Eagles their first bowl victory since 2016.
By: Jack Bergamini
Boston College men’s basketball will have some new faces donning Eagles jerseys next season. In fact, the Eagles will have an entirely new starting lineup for the 2024–25 season.
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