Basketball
Live blog: Richmond vs. Howard
By Olivia Healy | December 13, 2014The Richmond Spiders (3-4) play the Howard Bisons (5-5) this evening. Follow our live blog.
The Richmond Spiders (3-4) play the Howard Bisons (5-5) this evening. Follow our live blog.
Genevieve Okoro from the Spiders' women's basketball team scored her 1000th point Nov. 27 against Central Michigan.
Men's basketball suffered two losses over Thanksgiving break; the Spiders now focus on the coming William & Mary game.
The Wolfpack have scored 79 points per game, while the Spiders have scored 67. Richmond will play at NC State on Wednesday.
The Spiders dominated the High Point Panthers to improve to 2-1 on the season.
At 1 p.m. in the Robins Center, the Richmond Spiders play the High Point Panthers. Follow our live blog for updates and analysis.
The Spiders were unable to make up for a poor first-half performance as they lost to Old Dominion on Tuesday.
Richmond basketball used defense and a second-half explosion from point guard Kendall Anthony to handily defeat Radford.
Richmond basketball will try to start its season with a win against the Radford Highlanders in Robins Stadium. Follow our live blog for updates throughout the game.
Basketball player T.J. Cline, a redshirt-sophomore, is expected play a huge role in the Spiders' rotation this season.
Cracks in the Robins Center basketball court require more than a quick fix -- an unexpected cost outside of the $17 million renovations.
Richmond's women's basketball team has its sights on the A-10 championship this season, and hopes to keep its players healthy.
The Atlantic 10 earned a league-record six bids to the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament on Sunday. The six bids, along with the league's overall success this season, surprised a great number of coaches, announcers and fans given the league's losses of Temple University, Xavier University and Butler University.
The University of Richmond men's basketball team will face Virginia Commonwealth University Thursday night at the Robins Center, but Richmond's team looks a lot different than than it did when it fell to the Rams, 81-70, at VCU in February. When asked how Richmond's team had changed in the past month, Richmond head coach Chris Mooney said, laughing, "Well, I mean, we don't have Cedrick [Lindsay] and, we don't have Derrick [Williams]." Richmond learned in two consecutive days following the loss at VCU that it would lose senior starters Williams and Lindsay for the remainder of the season.
This Friday marks the opening night of the 2013-14 National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I men's college basketball season.
The following is an interview with Wendy Haynes Eastman B'76, an entrepreneur, fundraising professional, vice president of operations of Kevin Eastman Basketball Camps LLC and a member of the University of Richmond Alumni Association Board of Directors. What did you study at the University of Richmond and what were your post-graduation plans? I graduated from the Robins School of Business with a B.S.
Former University of Richmond men's basketball coach Kevin McGeehan accepted a head coaching position at Campbell University on Thursday, April 11. McGeehan has worked on Richmond's basketball staff for the past eight years.
Senior Jonathan Benjamin can finally publicize his clothing line with his own name after more than a year of marketing and product development. Benjamin, a former University of Richmond varsity basketball player, developed his own clothing line, Official Visit Activewear, or OVAW, in Professor Adam Marquardt's principles of marketing class during the summer of 2011. What began as a simple class project grew into a thriving business after months of hard work, Marquardt said.
Some student-athletes believe that the $15 million designated to renovate the Robins Center should be dispersed throughout the athletic department rather than focusing specifically on improving the existing basketball and football facilities, said Matt Zink, center fielder for the Spiders baseball team. Zink understands that basketball is a revenue-generating sport, he said, but he would like to see more equal distribution of funds set aside for renovating athletic facilities.
Although the details are still in the works, the University of Richmond board of trustees recently approved plans for the remaining $13.6 million of a $15 million proposal to upgrade the Robins Center, university architect Andrew McBride said. Over the summer, $1.4 million was spent to improve existing facilities associated with the basketball and football programs, McBride said.