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What channel is Duke basketball vs. Boston College on? Time, TV schedule

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2 years ago

February 10, 2024

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What channel is Duke basketball vs. Boston College on? Time, TV schedule

The Duke Blue Devils basketball team is back at Cameron Indoor Stadium this weekend to face the Boston College Eagles.

The ninth-ranked Blue Devils (17-5, 8-3 ACC) and the Eagles (13-9, 4-7) will tip off at 2 p.m. Saturday in a game that will be televised on ESPN.

Duke has won 28 of its 31 games against Boston College, including a 13-0 record in Durham.

Following an “old-school Duke day” on Monday, the Blue Devils responded with an 18-point win against Notre Dame.

Here’s everything you need to know about Saturday’s game, including time, date, TV and streaming info, and more.

How to watch Duke basketball vs. Boston College on TV, live stream

Start time: 2 p.m. ET, Saturday, Feb. 10

Location: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham

TV: ESPN

Streaming: ESPN+, FUBO (free trial), Sling TV

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Duke vs. Boston College will be televised on ESPN, with Kevin Brown and Debbie Antonelli on the call. David Shumate and John Roth will provide the radio broadcast on the Blue Devil Sports Network. Streaming options for the game include FUBO, which offers a free trial to potential subscribers.

Duke basketball score vs. Boston College

Check here for live score updates for Duke vs. Boston College.

Duke vs. Boston College betting odds, spread, over/under

Odds courtesy of BetMGM. These will be updated once they become available.

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Duke basketball schedule

Duke basketball coach Jon Scheyer talks Blue Devils win vs. Notre Dame

Following Duke basketball’s win against Notre Dame, head coach Jon Scheyer gave his thoughts on the Blue Devils’ performance.

Oct. 20: Countdown to Craziness
Nov. 1: vs. UNC Pembroke (Exhibition) W, 109-64
Nov. 6: vs. Dartmouth W, 92-54
Nov. 10: vs. Arizona L, 78-73
Nov. 14: vs. Michigan State W, 74-65
Nov. 17: vs. Bucknell W, 90-60
Nov. 21: vs. La Salle W, 95-66
Nov. 24: vs. Southern Indiana W, 80-62
Nov. 29: at Arkansas L, 80-75
Dec. 2 at Georgia Tech L, 72-68
Dec. 9: vs. Charlotte W, 80-56
Dec. 12: vs. Hofstra W, 89-68
Dec. 20: vs. Baylor W, 78-70
Dec. 30: vs. Queens W, 106-69
Jan. 2 vs. Syracuse W, 86-66
Jan. 6 at Notre Dame W, 67-59
Jan. 9 at Pitt W, 75-53
Jan. 13 vs. Georgia Tech W, 84-79
Jan. 20 vs. Pitt L, 80-76
Jan. 23 at Louisville W, 83-69
Jan. 27 vs. Clemson W, 72-71
Jan. 29 at Virginia Tech W, 77-67
Feb. 3 at UNC L 93-84
Feb. 7 vs. Notre Dame W, 71-53
Feb. 10 vs. Boston College
Feb. 12 vs. Wake Forest
Feb. 17 at Florida State
Feb. 21 at Miami
Feb. 24 at Wake Forest
Feb. 28 vs. Louisville
March 2 vs. Virginia
March 4 at NC State
March 9 vs. UNC
March 12-16 at ACC Tournament in Washington, D.C.

Staff writer Rodd Baxley can be reached at rbaxley@fayobserver.com or @RoddBaxley on X/Twitter.

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What’s that in the Charles River? ‘Oh my gosh! That’s a baby alligator’

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November 13, 2025

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What’s that in the Charles River? ‘Oh my gosh! That’s a baby alligator’

A woman out for a run along the Charles in Boston couldn’t believe her eyes on Tuesday morning — floating on the water was a little reptile.

“I looked a little bit closer and I was like, ‘Oh my gosh! That’s a baby alligator!” Whitney Lieberman told NBC10 Boston.

She took some video of the animal encounter, just a crawl away from the Hatch Memorial Shell along the Esplanade.

“I was so caught off guard that I didn’t think to grab anyone else and say is anyone else seeing what I’m seeing here,” Lieberman said.

Animal educator Joseph Kenney, of Joe’s Crazzy Critters, said the video does show an American alligator, and said it’s not dangerous, though the cold weather in Boston is dangerous to the animal.

And after he spoke to us, Kenney went out to find the gator.

“Actually in that same area — you guys had sent me the location after we spoke — he was tucked into some reeds, kind of along the edge there, in about a foot-and-a-half of water,” Kenney said. “He was just tucked in and laying on the bottom.”

In his social media post, Kenney explained that it took him just 15 minutes to locate the animal.

“With some luck and a couple of bright flashlights after 15 minutes I found the Boston alligator. I was able to capture him safely and he will be warm and housed until we get more information and instructions on what’s next for this little guy,” he wrote.

MassWildlife told Boston.com that they’d seen videos of the alligator and were working with other agencies to catch it before the cold does.

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Man sustains life-threatening injuries in shooting in Boston

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November 12, 2025

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Man sustains life-threatening injuries in shooting in Boston

Published: Nov. 12, 2025, 6:24 a.m.

A man sustained life-threatening injuries after being shot in Dorchester Tuesday afternoon, Boston Police said.

Officers went to 77 Bowdoin Ave. at 3:15 p.m. for a report of a person shot, said Sgt. Det. John Boyle, the department’s chief spokesman. At the scene, police found a man had been shot and took him to a hospital.

The man’s injuries were initially believed to be non-life-threatening, but police later said his injuries were more severe.

Homicide detectives were called to the scene, Boyle said.

The shooting remains under investigation and no arrests have been made, Boyle said.

Charlie McKenna is a reporter on the public safety team at MassLive. Based in Boston, he covers the entire state. Before joining MassLive, McKenna worked for The Daily Item, where he covered Saugus, and on The…

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Boston ranks among best U.S. cities for Thanksgiving — and tops New England

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November 11, 2025

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Boston ranks among best U.S. cities for Thanksgiving — and tops New England

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Boston was the only New England city to make WalletHub’s list of the top 100 Thanksgiving destinations — and its restaurant scene helped secure a top 20 spot.

Willow & Ivy Thanksgiving meal. CHRISTOPHER SMITH

Planning to spend Thanksgiving in Boston? You’re in one of the best cities in the country to do it, according to a new report from WalletHub.

The study ranked the 100 best U.S. cities for Thanksgiving based on factors like volunteer rates, weather, safety, and Thanksgiving celebrations and traditions. Boston came in 18th overall — and was the only New England city to make the list.

Boston’s vibrant restaurant scene helped secure its spot in the top 20. The city ranked No. 1 in the country for the number of restaurants with Yelp ratings of at least 4.5 stars or higher, giving those spending the holiday in the city plenty of dining options for a Thanksgiving meal or weekend outing.

Boston also scored well for “Giving Thanks,” a measure which included volunteer hours per capita, charities per capita, and income donated to charities.

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Cities in Texas and California cities dominated the top of WalletHub’s list, with San Antonio, Texas taking first place overall.

“The best cities for celebrating Thanksgiving all have an abundance of high-quality restaurants and places to buy festive decorations, and their residents get very excited for the holiday based on their Google search history. Other features make individual cities stand out; for example, San Antonio has great weather, Atlanta has a fantastic track record for on-time flights and Virginia Beach has surprisingly affordable accommodations,” said WalletHub Analyst Chip Lupo.

The report also shared that the average American spends $235 over the five-day Thanksgiving period — and 71% aim to avoid talking politics at the dinner table.

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