Boston College’s coaching staff is getting a major upgrade with five new hires, led by “The Magician” Jared Jordan as Director of Player Development — a former D1 assist leader and overseas pro who capped his career as Germany’s all-time assists king. Joining him are Andre Berry and Gilvydas Biruta, both Player Development Assistants, with Biruta bringing personal ties to head coach Luke Murray and international experience. Chris Mastragelo, a UConn veteran who rose through the ranks under Dan Hurley, takes over as Director of Basketball Administration, while Charlie Weisberg joins as Graduate Assistant. This strategic roster reflects Murray’s focus on global perspective, proven player development expertise, and top-tier operations — all aimed at elevating the program behind the scenes for championship-caliber play.

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Boston College is locked in a fierce recruitment battle for three elite prospects—Tre Keith, Antonio Pemberton, and Payton Wilson—who could reshape the Eagles’ future. Keith, a dynamic scoring guard from Georgia, is down to six schools with BC and Clemson leading; he’s averaging over 20 points on AAU and has an official visit set for September 25. Pemberton, a top point guard from Massachusetts, is narrowing his list to eight, with BC’s proximity and new coaching staff making it a natural fit—he led his AAU team to finals and earned MVP honors. Wilson, a versatile forward from New York in the 2028 class, is already turning heads at camps, with BC, Notre Dame, and Utah in the mix. With these stars in the crosshairs, BC is making a bold push to land the next generation of college basketball talent.

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Boston College’s 2026-27 hoops season kicks off with local bragging rights, starting with an MIT exhibition, then a Wagner opener — before the real fireworks: a historic return to TD Garden for a UMass showdown. From there, they’ll battle Maryland Eastern Shore, New Hampshire, and Harvard, then jet to Orlando for ESPN Events, followed by a Georgia trip for the ACC/SEC Challenge. The home stretch? Five straight home games in December against rivals like UMass Lowell and Northeastern — all setting the stage for conference play.

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