So long, RVA!
Hot off of a Sears Bracketbuster win over Northern Iowa, the Rams look to win their last road game of the season at UNCW. The two teams last met on December 17th in Richmond when the Rams handled the Seahawks 87-64. Here’s what you can expect this time around.
The University of Northern Iowa and Virginia Commonwealth University last night entered an offensive shoot-out that ended in a 77-68 victory for VCU in the Stuart C. Siegel Center.
Tuesday night, two teams fighting to maintain an outside chance at an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament face off in one of the most important CAA contests of the season.
VCU’s victory on Saturday afternoon put the Rams on the bubble and extended the Ram’s win streak–the longest since 1985. More importantly, VCU swept bitter arch-rival ODU for the first time since 2004.
Even in a “down year” for ODU and a “rebuilding year” for VCU, both teams find themselves in the top tier of the CAA. This is what a rivalry is supposed to be: two physical teams fighting for CAA titles and bragging rights all at the same time.
With the exception of Robert Nwankwo, the Towson Tigers looked completely lost on offense Wednesday night as the Virginia Commonwealth University Rams cruised to their 10th straight win, 66-43, in the Stuart C. Sigel Center.
It wasn’t pretty but the Virginia Commonwealth University Rams squeaked out a 59-56 homecoming victory over the Northeastern Huskies on Saturday night.
The Old Dominion University Monarchs couldn’t handle Virginia Commonwealth University’s “HAVOC” defense Saturday night as the Rams forced 25 turnovers and won 61-48 at home in Richmond.
With Georgia State losing on Wednesday night and a matchup with CAA-leading Old Dominion on Saturday, Thursday night’s game was a must win for the Virginia Commonwealth University Rams. Entering the game, William & Mary was undoubtedly the worst team that Rams had played all year. It took overtime, but the VCU Rams escaped 69-68.
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