The men’s basketball team is now less than a week away from tipping off their season opener against Northeastern University. But the grind started during the summer, when the athletes stayed on a relatively empty campus as part of their offseason schedule.
Even in the offseason, Boston University’s NCAA Division I athletes work to improve their game ahead of the upcoming fall season. While coaches and current players drill team values into their training, the recruiting classes look to build upon those principles to fit and thrive in the group dynamic.
In what can only be described as an up and down year, the 2023-2024 Boston University men’s basketball season saw it all — heartbreaking losses and moments of adversity, incredible wins and infectious confidence. Despite not reaching their end goal, a young Terrier squad battled all the way to the end.
From the opening tip, the energy inside Case Gym was palpable. With a spot in the Patriot League Tournament final on the line, the Terriers jumped out to a 21-point lead late in the first half and led by 18 at the break.
Despite the cushion, the second-seeded Boston University men’s basketball team (16-17, 10-8 PL) fell to the sixth seed, Lehigh University (14-17, 9-9 PL), 84-79 in overtime.
The Boston University men’s basketball team took home its second overtime win in as many wins with a 64-62 victory against Lehigh University on Wednesday night.
The Boston University men’s basketball team defeated American University 67-52, winning a second consecutive game for just the second time this season.
Boston University men’s basketball avenged their prior loss against Navy on Saturday in a 74-65 win at Case Gym thanks to strong scoring efforts from freshman guard Kyrone Alexander and sophomore forward Otto Landrum.
The BU men's basketball team fell behind early to University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, eventually falling 67-46 to remain winless in the Cream City Classic.
Men's basketball won their season opener 72-63 over Northeastern University on Monday. The Terriers were led by graduate student Walter Whyte, who had 27 points in the game.
By Chloe Patel and Brendan Nordstrom
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