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Boston College blanked Maine 5-0 to win the Hockey East quarterfinal at home.
Teddy Stiga opened the scoring for BC less than 16 minutes into the first period.
James Hagens scored two quick goals early in the first period to extend the lead.
Louka Cloutier stopped 18 Maine shots for his 19th win and first postseason shutout.
BC captain Hagens added an empty-net goal in the third period to seal the win.
Oscar Jellvik scored the third BC goal in the third period to seal the victory.
Coach Greg Brown credited the team’s confidence and bench leadership for the turnaround.
BC finished the regular season with a four-game losing streak before turning it around in the playoffs.
Maine’s Mathis Rousseau conceded multiple early goals before BC sealed the win.

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Dickens expresses confidence in his transition to BC and the ACC, aiming to translate his explosive playmaking to the Eagles' pro-style offense.
Dickens cites learning under Coach O’Brien as a key reason for choosing BC and preparing for the next level.
Dickens describes BC’s running backs room as deep and collaborative, with players complementing each other.
Dickens promises BC fans a lot of explosive plays and downfield opportunities.
Dickens stresses controlling the controllables and maximizing every rep during spring practice.
Dickens highlights the value of his coaching from the NFL and college experience in developing his game.
Dickens notes BC’s offense will help him prepare for the next level and the dream of moving up.
Dickens discusses the competition and relationship within BC’s running backs room.
Dickens expects to contribute with explosive plays and downfield opportunities for BC offense.
Dickens frames the transfer as a step toward proving he belongs in D1 football.
Dickens emphasizes the importance of his mindset and preparation throughout spring practice.

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BC football showed smoother practice on Day 3 with a noticeable increase in tempo and intensity.
Recruits were on the sidelines during the session, indicating growing interest in BC’s program.
The day featured early indy work and run-game drills with impactful lineman movements.
A series of 1-on-1s between DBs and WRs occurred, underscoring competitive skill work.
Special teams work and the first live kicks of the session were conducted.
Quarterbacks and running backs showed a mix of runs and passes with several notable plays.
The practice included a high level of defensive pressure and ball disruption through PBU and sacks.
Coach signals suggest more simultaneous drills than in recent springs, indicating new conditioning emphasis.
Saturday’s plan includes a scrimmage-ready schedule with additional practices through the week.
Overall, the session highlighted a quiet, growing confidence around the team’s potential.

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