So long, RVA!
In their gutsiest performance of the season, the University of Richmond improves to 2–1 in conference play in their first game back in the fully renovated Robins Center.
Cedrick Lindsay and Terry Allen lead a cast of four Spiders in double-digits to out duel the A-10 leading scorer and the Fordham Rams, improving to 11-5 (1-1) on the season.
Down thirteen at the half, the Richmond Spiders managed to take a second-half lead but failed to close the deal, losing to the Bonnies of St. Bonaventure Tuesday night in their conference opener.
Richmond loses a double-digit lead once again but manages to hold off CAA opponent Northeastern with hot outside shooting and stout defense, improving to 10-4 on the season.
In their final non-conference home game of season, the Richmond Spiders downed Old Dominion, 67-58, to improve to 9-4.
After handily beating the Eagles of Coppin State (71-49) last Saturday, the University of Richmond Spiders (8-4) lost a rare non-conference home game to the Bobcats of Ohio (8-3), 70-69, in overtime.
Richmond gave up a 12-point second-half lead and went 1-9 from the field in the overtime period in a loss to Wake Forest University.
After losing a halftime lead and allowing a 20-2 second half run, Richmond pulls out a non-conference road win against William & Mary Wednesday night to improve to 7-2 on the season.
Derrick Williams was one rebound shy of a double-double and lead the Spiders to a 6-2 record with a landslide victory over the Dukes of James Madison Saturday night at the Robins Center.
The Richmond Spiders shot a season high 55% from three-point range and got scoring contributions from 10 different players in a road non-conference rout of Air Force on Wednesday night.
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