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Hockey world mourns the tragic loss of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, remembered for their impact on and off the ice.

The hockey world was not alone in sending immediate and heartfelt condolences following the announcement that Columbus Blue Jackets star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew Gaudreau died when, according to police, they were hit by a suspected drunken driver while riding bicycles in their home state of New Jersey

Countdown to Kickoff: Kyle Hergel is the Saints Player of Day 60. The rookie from Boston College has some experience that could give him an edge:

FBI pioneer Ann Burgess developed groundbreaking ways to examine and investigate those with a compulsion to kill, the focus of a fascinating new docuseries

The 7-foot stretch five earned second-team All-ACC honors with 17 points per game on 51..4% from the field and 43.1% from beyond the arc.

After re-acquiring their pick in the second round, the Warriors used the No. 52 overall selection to draft Boston College big man Quinten Post.

A center who intrigues for more than just local ties, as a true 7-footer with a good outside shot, Post can pass well and protect the rim.

Boston College's Quinten Post had predraft workout with Thunder.

Forensic nurse and professor Ann Burgess began consulting in the late 1970s with famed FBI agents John Douglas and Robert Ressler for groundbreaking work that changed the Bureau’s methods for hunting killers