trapani, biko paris, rakim sanders, the five on the floor for boston college. jamal wilson in the game, number 4 for rhode island. outerbridge rejects ravenel. jones hits the deck. >> mike: six blocked shots in the game now for rhode island. >> tim: foul went against ravenel. >> mike: not a lot of tall players outside of martell. just very long limb players. >> tim: incredibly athletic. all of them can get up and down the floor. they remind you of those types of teams that you see in the early rounds of the ncaa tournament, 6'5" that just can all crash the glass. count that basket. >> mike: they remind me of, what's his name. >> tim: i was working on it. >> mike: i could see the wheels grinding. >> tim: bucket does count. 57-49. uri. raji. raimpble on the offensive glass. he's fouled on the way up. >> mike: initially, i thought that's one of the best ways to beat the trap, they're starting to throw over the top of it and get a break in the run-out. >> tim: outerbridge picked up the foul, his second. boy, you really need know ho bail out a partner, you know that

. >> tim: and after a quick start, mike, i'm beginning to see rakim sanders, he seems to be a bit winded. jackson decides to take it and use the window. sanders appears to be laboring a bit. getting into game shape and logging a lot of minute. early in the game he was lathered up. now i think he probably needs a bit of a blow. >> mike: especially with any lower limb extremity, you won't be able to keep your wind and legs and lift. it will take a while for him to get everything back. >> tim: richmond again, lighting it up. akeem richmond with nine point. 3 for 3 from downtown. >> mike: and now the thing you've done is you've gotten him off. he's a freshman that has confidence. >> tim: an offensive foul. good defensive work by orion outerbridge. and outerbridge is still down. >> mike: raji went under the screen that time. you have to fight over the top and try to get a hand up. that's that duck of the short. when you dip in like that, automatic call for the referee. >> tim: taking a look at outerbridge's midsection. i think he'll be all right. >> mike: midsection, yeah. i think he'll be ok

we've seen the return of their best playing, rakim sanders.nto the flow of the flex offense, such good size. he's able to get inside and he's done a nice job of attacking the rim. that's going to be the jump shot. is he a prototypical al skinner type player. we might remind everybody he's from rhode island. he might be motivated. >> just a little. i believe he touched it. it will be awarded to boston college. i think a number of rhode island rams thought, perhaps, biko paris may have touched the ball. he did not. >> and i think rhode island is the last time to touch. he might have deflected. i don't like that long backcourt pass. he's just insigciting disaster. >> trapani, the type of player, can really open up the low post when effective. he starts hitting that midrange jumper, even the outside jumper, then life inside can become much easier for bc. >> i think delroy james is tough cover for him. long, athletic, can stay on him in the perimeter and match him down low. >> raji not there. martell clears it into the hands of delroy james. those

. >> a very impressive win against minnesota, starting 8-0 and without their best player, rakim sanders but coming off two road wins of michigan. miami and boston college no different. and it's of utmost importance. >> the freshman, durand scott has gotten off to a great start and the transfer from villanova, a little older, brings a lot of poise and leadership. and rogers has been ter require film at 6'6", a lot of leadership and paris is a true point guard and sets the tempo for this game. >> we're expecting a good game today in boston college. hope to start a new streak after winning 13 straight over miami, they lost the last three. we'll step aside. when we come back to boston, the third member of our team, jim hildreth will talk with miami head coach frank haith, presented by pizza hut. alright, i need someone on the red-eye to our plant in jersey. who's it going to be, people? - i'll go, sir. - great. i need somebody in houston by five. i'm your man, sir. six a.m. to omaha. who's taking one for the team? that's be me, sir. steve-o! that's what i'm talking about. steve, can you mak