The No. 3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish look to keep their winning streak going when they hit the road at Boston College

Kaylah Ivey set the Boston College single-game program record with 16 assists, the most in an ACC game since 2002.

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Boston's Vinyl BC won their first two games in Unrivaled. She's averaging 8.5 points and 7.0 rebounds per outing. Her teammates include Arike Ogunbowale, Jordin Canada, Rhyne Howard, Rae Burrell and Dearica Hamby.

Eleven of Ivey’s assists came in the second half, and seven went to T'yana Todd, who poured in a career high 29 points.

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Percentages: FG 46.377, FT .778. 3-Point Goals: 12-27, .444 (Todd 8-11, Ivey 2-4, Sidberry 1-3, Samuel 1-5, Daley 0-2, Waggoner 0-1, Ndiaye 0-1) Turnovers: 13 (Daley 4, Todd 3, Samuel 2, Greene 2, Sidberry 1, Ndiaye 1) Percentages: FG 55.000, FT .833.

Miami and Stanford are tied 2-2 in their series history. The Hurricanes beat the Cardinal 67-53 at the 2016 Advocare Invitational in Orlando the last time the teams played. Stanford head coach Kyle Smith is 9-3 all-time versus Miami interim head coach Bill Courtney when they were at Columbia and Stanford.

Boston College guard T’yana Todd scored a game-high 29 points and went 8-of-11 from three-point range against Miami.

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