Boston College Retiring Carolyn Swords' No. 30
No one will ever wear the No. 30 in the Boston College women's basketball program anymore. Those digits will forever belong to Carolyn Swords, one of the most decorated players in the program's history.
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No one will ever wear the No. 30 in the Boston College women's basketball program anymore. Those digits will forever belong to Carolyn Swords, one of the most decorated players in the program's history.
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