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The Battle of Comm Ave.: Boston University vs. Boston College (2009)
Take a gripping journey through the Boston University-Boston College rivalry's storied history, defining moments and recent glories. These legendary programs have gone at each other for nearly a century. Each team measures its own success--at least in part--by its performance against the other. They've recruited the same kids, battled for the same titles, and chase the same championship.
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Take a gripping journey through the Boston University-Boston College rivalry's storied history, defining moments and recent glories. These legendary programs have gone at each other for nearly a century. Each team measures its own success--at least in part--by its performance against the other. They've recruited the same kids, battled for the same titles, and chase the same championship.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Matthew Fults, Ronnie Fults
In Theaters:11/1/2009
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Rival Films Productions
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