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Stanford travels to Chestnut Hill to face Boston College in an ACC match, with Stanford holding a 14-4 record.
BC enters the game at 4-15 overall and 0-6 in ACC play, aiming for a home upset.
Stanford looks to rebound from a recent 67-60 home loss to Duke as it travels to BC.
Key Eagles players Lily Carmody and Teionni McDaniel are the top scorers for BC.
BC's conference scoring is weak (53.3 ppg) while opponents score 84.5 ppg in ACC play.
Stanford's path to victory centers on containing BC guards and winning the turnover battle.
Stanford aims to dominate rebounding, with a +5.8 rebound edge in ACC play.
CardinalSportsReport.com predictions favor Stanford by about 20 points, 85-65.
Game location is Chestnut Hill, MA, with ACCNX broadcast noted for the game time.
Overall context places Stanford as the stronger team with more firepower and better home advantages.
The article frames BC as likely to improve but Stanford expected to win decisively.

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No. 12 Boston College fell 4-3 in overtime to No. 14 Providence, extending the Patriots' tough Hockey East start as the Friars pulled away late before OT.
BC opened the scoring at 9:12 of the first on Brady Berard's tip-in, signaling a strong start before Providence answered late in the period.
Providence tied it 1-1 at 19:24 of the first thanks to Clint Levens, then capitalized on a late turnover for a 2-1 edge entering intermission.
BC extended its lead late in the first with Aleksi Kivioja scoring at 19:52, giving the Friars a counterpunch entering the locker room down by a goal.
Providence grabbed a 3-1 lead in the second period when Kale McCallum scored, with help from Jelsma and Machu, extending the advantage.
BC fought to stay within one when Teddy Stiga scored at 9:18 of the second, trimming the deficit to 3-2 with Gasseau and Stiga assisting.
The teams remained deadlocked through regulation until Providence notched the overtime winner at 1:22 by Logan Sawyer.
BC's lone power play in the late second period yielded no conversion as Providence maintained its edge into the third.
The series shifts to a home-and-home format, with BC welcoming Providence back for a finale at Schneider Arena on Saturday night streaming on ESPN+.
Both teams advertised ESPN+ as the streaming option, with ESPN and ESPNU listed as broadcast avenues for the series across the weekend.

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