Boston College Shuts Down Virginia Tech in Historic Defensive Performance

The Eagles snapped a four-game losing streak with a dominant 54-36 win, marking their best defensive showing since joining the ACC.

Boston College held Virginia Tech to 36 points, the fewest allowed in an ACC game since joining the conference in 2005.
The Eagles limited the Hokies to just 11 first-half points, their lowest allowed in the shot clock era, and forced 17 turnovers.
Donald Hand Jr. led Boston College with 16 points, while Chad Venning and Jayden Hastings contributed eight points each.
Virginia Tech struggled offensively, shooting 29.4% from the field and 15.8% from three-point range, with Mylyjael Poteat leading the team with 10 points.
The win moves Boston College within 1.5 games of the final ACC tournament spot, with five games remaining in the regular season.