CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. -- Boston College and Miami are not natural rivals on a basketball court. They share a history dating back to the Hurricanes' admittance to the Big East, but the two teams had one meeting at the old Roberts Center before Miami became a conference opponent at the start of the 1989-90 season. They still don't share a geographic alliance or an ancient throwback beyond the 21st century, and the late years before both teams realigned into the Atlantic Coast Conference are littered with a number of dominating performances by an Eagles team that won the Big East championship and routinely ranked atop the nation's elite.
Legacy Game for QP Sends BC Flying Into Second Round
