Published November 25, 2012, 03:32 PM

College men's basketball: Former Duluth East star leads Bryant to upset win over Boston College

Former Duluth East star Dyami Starks scored all 17 of his points in the second half, including a tiebreaking driving basket with 1:44 to play, lifting Bryant past Boston College 56-54 for the school's first victory ever over an Atlantic Coast Conference team.

By: Associated Press report, Associated Press

BOSTON — Former Duluth East star Dyami Starks scored all 17 of his points in the second half, including a tiebreaking driving basket with 1:44 to play, lifting Bryant past Boston College 56-54 for the school's first victory ever over an Atlantic Coast Conference team.

Frankie Dobbs added 15 points and Corey Maynard nine for Bryant (3-2), which moved to Division I four years ago and had lost all four previous meetings with the Eagles. The Bulldogs had been 0-5 against ACC teams.

Olivier Hanlan led Boston College (2-4) with 19 points and Joe Rahon had 11.

After Boston College tied the game on a jumper by Hanlan, Starks - a sophomore for the Bulldogs - did what he did for most of the second half — he hit a key basket for Bryant.

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