Former Boston College basketball star Aidan Shaw and 10 other student-athletes are suing the NCAA, arguing that new age-based eligibility rules unfairly deny them a fifth year of competition — a chance they say is crucial for playing, learning, and cashing in on Name, Image, and Likeness deals. The NCAA’s new model, effective for athletes starting in 2027 or later, gives five years of eligibility, but doesn’t grandfather in those who already completed four years before the change — leaving them with less time to compete, grow, and profit. The athletes aren’t asking for preferential treatment — just equal access to the same opportunity the NCAA now says is fair for future athletes.

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Quinten Post, Boston College’s Most Improved Player and second-round NBA draft pick, is set to join the Memphis Grizzlies on a lucrative three-year, $30 million deal — a move that could see him become the highest-paid BC alum in NBA history. The Warriors must match by deadline or lose him, and if Memphis lands him, Post will earn $6–8 million annually, joining elite earners like Reggie Jackson and Jared Dudley. Despite a slight dip in three-point shooting, his field-goal and free-throw percentages remain elite, and he’s already proven himself a reliable rotation player capable of starting. His college dominance — including the only 50/40/80 shooting line in Division I — foreshadowed his NBA ascent.

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Boston College’s defense is poised to dominate the ACC this season, anchored by a roster brimming with lockdown talent. Brandon Benjamin, a towering seven-foot-two wingspan marvel, leads the charge with elite athleticism, rim protection, and the ability to switch onto anyone — averaging nearly two blocks and locking down perimeter threats. Armoni Zeigler brings relentless energy as the steals specialist, averaging over 1.5 steals per game while staying clean, making him the go-to on-ball defender. Meanwhile, Aly Tounkara’s size and rebounding prowess — nearly 10 boards per game when given minutes — give the Eagles a crucial inside presence. Together, this defensive unit is built for disruption, intensity, and making opponents’ lives miserable from tip-off to buzzer-beater.

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