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Boston University’s Department of Athletics serves as a source of spirit and pride for the campus with roughly 600 student-athletes competing at the highest level of college athletics in 24 NCAA Division I varsity sports.

The official athletics website for the Boston University Terriers

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Boston U sponsored baseball in 1907-1943, 1946-1972, and 1985-1995. When the sport returned in 1985, the Terriers were a Division-I ...

Coach Bob Crocker’s All-Time Boston University Baseball Team (1963-1973) Coach Harry Cleverly’s All-Time B.U. Baseball Team (1946-1962) Alumni Photo Gallery

Boston University baseball players who made it to a Major League baseball team, research by Baseball Almanac.

Through two full seasons, the Terriers have twice finished second in the North Conference of the North Atlantic Region, barely missing out on a trip to the ...

The official athletics website for the Boston University Terriers.

The official Twitter of the Boston University Club Baseball team.

This goes out to allthe New England folks. Over the years, I've noticed that BU doesn't have a Baseball program. They have a softball program.

The Men's Baseball Club competes in league play as a division 1 member of the National Club Baseball Association (NCBA). The team is affiliated with the ...

778 Followers, 224 Following, 111 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Boston University Baseball ⚾ (@buclubbaseball)

Boston University is one of the only 4 NCAA Division I schools that don't sponsor volleyball and baseball (The other 3 being Detroit ...

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Boston U sponsored baseball in 1907-1943, 1946-1972, and 1985-1995. When the sport returned in 1985, the Terriers were a Division-I Independent from 1985 to 1990, a member of the ECAC North Atlantic Conference from 1991 to 1992, and a member of the ECAC spin-off North Atlantic Conference from 1993 to 1995. Contents 1 People who went here 2 Coaches