Its one sided right now. Most of todays students that attend BC come from outside of New England, and most of the BC alums from the years 1990 on or so, live outside N.E, and so Uconn football means little to them. Only the alums and fans that are from inside Massachusetts think of Uconn, and to be frank, most of them are arrogant and don't consider themselves in the same college football pecking order as Uconn. For a similar analogy example of this, Uconn basketball fans think of BC basketball program probably in the same way. And yet BC basketball over the years has been far more competitive with Uconn basketball than Uconn football has been with BC football. So this renewal of a football game between BC and Uconn seems a one sided interest in my assessment. That said, if Uconn football manages to actually beat BC in a couple of games, Uconn football will get BC football fans ire... including the current 60-80% of its current fan base that live and work now outside of New England. Right now, the fervor with playing BC in football seems entirely one sided in my travels and thus in my assessment of the matchup. But since I live in N.E. , and have family from Connecticut that attended Uconn, this game has interest for me... but I'm a minority in this regarding most BC alums, fans.