Rhode Island Starters
Dale, Jones, Moffitt, Vargas, Jorgensen

Boston College Starters
Swartz, Batts, Guy, Soule, Garraud

How it Happened
Boston College handed Rhode Island it's second straight loss, as Rhody fell 66-55 to the Eagles Thursday night.

The Rams (2-2) started the game scoring on one for their first 10 field goals, putting them into a quick 19-6 hole after the first quarter. Boston College (3-2) built a 22-point advantage in the second, but Rhode Island cut the lead to 16 after Erin Jones hit a 3-pointer to make the score 39-23 going into halftime.

Coming out of the locker room, Rhody got within eight (45-37) thanks to a 12-6 run with points from Jones (4), Vargas (4), Moffitt (2), and Brown (2). That was the closest the Rams would get.

Rhody ended the third period down 52-39. Rhode Island closed the game on a 6-0 run and held BC without a basket for the last final four minutes, but it wasn't enough as Boston College escaped with the 66-55 win.

Inside the Box Score

• Senior Nicole Jorgensen scored 18 points and had seven rebounds. The 18 points move her to 1,035 career points, which sit 17th all-time. She passed Denise King (2000-04) and Tyra Melendez (2012-16) for sole possession of 17th place.
• Redshirt junior Erin Jones had a career-high 16 points on 7-of-11 from the floor. She added five rebounds and three assists.
• Redshirt senior Davida Dale grabbed a season-high 13 rebounds. Five of the boards came off the offensive glass.
• Freshman Kassondra Brown had nine points and seven rebounds in 14 minutes off the bench. Brown also made two blocks.
• Boston College scored 20 points off of Rhode Island's 21 turnovers.
• The Eagles held the advantage in bench points (33-9) while the Rams dominated the paint, scoring 40 points down low to BC's 28.
• Rhode Island connected on just 2-of-13 from beyond the arc. Jones was the one Ram to score from 3 (2-of-4).
• Boston College led for 39:53 of the game.

What's Up Next
The Rams return home after a three-game road swing on Monday, Nov. 25 for a 7 pm matchup against Vermont.