So long, RVA!
For all the turnover trouble the Spiders (3-0) had in last week’s home opener against Wagner, they displayed none of the same weaknesses in Saturday’s 34-19 win against the VMI Keydets (0-3). Miraculously, the Spiders had exactly zero turnovers, or exactly five fewer than last week.
The Richmond Spiders narrowly won a nail-biter over the visiting JMU Dukes at Robins Stadium on Saturday. Reinforced by a stalwart defense, the Spiders had just enough offense to sneak in yet another overtime win to move to 5-4 and 3-3 in the CAA.
It was a day of firsts and broken records at Robins Stadium as the 16th ranked Richmond Spiders toppled the Towson Tigers 28-6 in the first Homecoming game on campus.
The Richmond Spiders scored early and often against the visiting Coastal Carolina Chanticleers at Robins Stadium on Saturday. The final score of 41-19 is a bit misleading as the Chanticleers pulled within 8 points early in the 4th quarter, primarily by breaking a couple big plays against an otherwise tight defense. The Spider defenders salvaged the game by putting on a clinic for the final 13 minutes.
The Delaware Blue Hens (4-0) did what Elon could not: serve the Richmond Spiders (1-2) their first home loss in the new Robins Stadium. The 34-13 loss to #7 ranked Delaware drops Richmond to 1-2 overall and 0-1 in the CAA standings.
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