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The men's basketball team lost 77-76 to Virginia Commonwealth University in the final seconds at the Robins Center Saturday. Thousands of fans -- some cheering for VCU, some for Richmond -- attended the game.
The Towson University Tigers handed the Spiders their first loss of the season at the Robins Center Saturday night, beating the team 56-48.
• Photo Gallery: Richmond vs. VCU Black & Blue Classic
The women's basketball team goes into Saturday's game against Towson University (6-1) at the Robins Center undefeated. Staying unbeaten, they will have to overcome the early sluggishness that defined the first half of last week's defeat of The College of William & Mary.
Men's basketball defeated Delaware State University 76-66 on Saturday night at the Robins Center, completing a winning day for University of Richmond sports.
Brittani Shells led the women's basketball team to defeat the College of William & Mary 63-47 at the Robins Center Saturday afternoon, bringing the team to 8-0 for the season.
Facing its toughest opponent to date, the University of Richmond women's basketball team prevailed in a hard-fought 56-48 contest versus cross-town rival Virginia Commonwealth University.
Scoring seems to come easy for the Spider men's basketball team this season, but junior guard David Gonzalvez knows the team can't win without defense.
There was no magical upset this time.
Sophomore Kevin Anderson scored 15 of his team-leading 17 points during the first half to propel the University of Richmond men's basketball team to a season-opening 81-57 victory over Randolph-Macon College.
By Andrew Prezioso
Next Saturday, the Spiders will kick off their season with a home opener against Randolph-Macon College at 8 p.m. - the first of 31 scheduled regular season games.
Featured sports content has been different since the World Series ended a few weeks ago, and most of these changes point to the same glorious fact - college basketball season is coming.
By Taylor Engelson
By Andrew Prezioso
Expectations are high for the young, but experienced men's and women's basketball teams through the first week of practice.
The men's basketball coaching staff has welcomed a former Spider back to the University of Richmond.
One of the assistant basketball coaches who resigned after revelations about NCAA recruiting violations is working as an assistant coach at a Division I basketball program in Georgia.
The University of Richmond and the NCAA have concluded separate investigations into hundreds of text messages that basketball coaches knowingly sent while recruiting prospective student-athletes, a violation of NCAA rules.
