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2001-02 Boston College Eagles

NCAA · 18–7 · NCAA First round

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Schedule and results (25 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Type	Venue
2001-11-27	vs Holy Cross	W 93–57	1–0
2001-12-01	@ Saint Joseph's	W 78–73	2–0
2001-12-06	vs Tennessee	L 66–75	2–1
2001-12-11	@ Oakland	W 74–53	3–1
2001-12-16	vs Quinnipiac	W 86–54	4–1
2002-01-03	vs St. John's	W 73–45	5–1
2002-01-05	vs Seton Hall	W 64–49	6–1
2002-01-10	@ Virginia Tech	L 52–73	6–2
2002-01-12	@ Pittsburgh	W 81–57	7–2
2002-01-16	vs Providence	W 69–49	8–2
2002-01-19	vs Rutgers	W 59–56	9–2
2002-01-24	@ Villanova	W 60–40	10–2
2002-01-27	@ UConn	L 56–79	10–3
2002-01-31	vs West Virginia	W 76–51	11–3
2002-02-02	vs Georgetown	W 75–62	12–3
2002-02-10	@ Notre Dame	L 44–60	12–4
2002-02-13	@ West Virginia	W 68–56	13–4
2002-02-16	vs Pittsburgh	W 64–37	14–4
2002-02-21	vs Syracuse	W 73–63	15–4
2002-02-23	@ St. John's	W 85–43	16–4
2002-02-27	@ Miami	L 57–60	16–5
2002-03-04	vs Rutgers	W 64–59	17–5
2002-03-05	vs Syracuse	W 67–48	18–5
2002-03-06	@ UConn	L 54–96	18–6
2002-03-16	vs Mississippi State	L 59–65	18–7	NCAA · WEST REGION	War Memorial at the Sobrato Center

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2001-02 Boston College Eagles

Schedule and results (25 games)