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Richmond falls, 73-51, at rival VCU Rams

By David Weissman | December 9, 2011

Two big scoring runs by Virginia Commonwealth University, one in each half, killed any chance the Spiders had at coming out victorious Friday night on their rival's home court. The Rams went on a 14-0 run midway through the first half and a 20-4 run towards the end of the second half after University of Richmond had pulled to within two points of the lead, 47-45. Richmond point guard Cedrick Lindsay's near-perfect night shooting wasn't enough to overcome his team's turnover and foul issues.

Football

Rocco introduced as Richmond's new football coach

By David Weissman | December 7, 2011

The main concern on everyone's minds at Wednesday evening's press conference introducing the University of Richmond's new head football coach was obvious, and understandable. After making his opening remarks, Danny Rocco, who was announced as Richmond's 35th football coach in school history, was hounded by questions regarding stability.

Sports

Spiders unable to complete comeback against Virginia

By Andrew Prezioso | December 4, 2011

As if facing an Atlantic Coast Conference team wasn't tough enough, the University of Richmond women's basketball team had to do it hours after it was announced that two players, including the starting point guard, were leaving the team. Despite all that, the Spiders kept the University of Virginia Cavaliers, who defeated then No.

Football

Former coach Scott speaks about his resignation

By Andrew Prezioso | November 22, 2011

Each time the University of Richmond football team took the field this season, the man who assembled it was absent. Instead of leading the team during an injury-filled 3-8 season, he watched or listened to the games on the radio. "I felt like I should have been there," said Latrell Scott, the former UR coach who resigned 10 days before the start of the season after getting arrested for a DWI.

Sports

Spiders fall to Tribe, 25-23, on last-second touchdown

By David Weissman | November 19, 2011

It was a fitting end to the University of Richmond football's disappointing season. After overcoming a 19-11 deficit to begin the fourth quarter, the Spiders gave up a touchdown with two seconds remaining to give the College of William and Mary the victory, 25-23. The loss is Richmond's eighth straight to end its season, a season that began with a three wins that included a victory over FBS-foe Duke University. Spiders' fullback Kendall Gaskins paced his team's fourth-quarter comeback, finding the end zone twice in the final frame. William & Mary tailback Jonathan Grimes was the Tribe's main offensive threat, rushing for over 200 yards and and a touchdown. This story will be updated later with quotes. Contact staff writer David Weissman at david.weissman@richmond.edu

Sports

Richmond gets offensive balance in win vs. Boston

By Andrew Prezioso | November 18, 2011

In previous years, with an offense centered around guard Brittani Shells, the University of Richmond women's basketball team may not have been able to win a game like Friday night's against Boston University. Guard Abby Oliver, who has taken over the role of leading scorer following the graduation of Shells, did not score until there was a little more than two minutes left in the game.

Sports

MLB Offseason

By admin | November 17, 2011

Now that baseball season is over, the best part of the year for every fan whose team didn't win the World Series has begun.

Sports

Spider of the Week: Kendall Anthony

By Avery Shackelford | November 17, 2011

Q: What were your expectations before the home opener against American? A: Just to contribute and win the game. Q: How does it feel to be the first player at Richmond since 1961 to score 20 or more points in his college debut? A: It's an honor and a blessing from God.

Sports

Thanking the hero I've never met

By Scott Himelein | November 17, 2011

"What's up dudes!" Pat clamors in the door, with a Yankees cap and McNabb jersey on. My godfather has always had that New York Sinatra-esque moxy, to come in a room and light up the mood.

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Spiders win home opener behind balanced offense

By Scott Himelein | November 14, 2011

The University of Richmond women's basketball team is 2-0 this season after beating The College of William & Mary, 77-57, Monday night in the team's home opener. Senior guard Abby Oliver led the Spiders with 19 points; 14 of them coming in the second half. "I tried to relax more [in the second half] but really, I think it was just a team thing," Oliver said.

Football

Richmond's skid reaches 7 in loss to Delaware, 24-10

By David Weissman | November 12, 2011

NEWARK, Del., ? Playing a team whose helmets mimic those of football powerhouse University of Michigan, Richmond made its opponent, University of Delaware, look like the Wolverines. The Blue Hens did most of their damage in the first half on the ground with sophomore running back Pierce against an injury-depleted Spiders' defense.

Football

In-Game Blog: Richmond at Delaware

By David Weissman | November 12, 2011

4th Quarter, 0:00- The clock hits double zero with the final score: UR 10, UDel 24. 4th Quarter, 1:29- Delaware starting to run out the clock on its inevitable victory. 4th Quarter, 3:03- The Blue Hens defense ends any hope of a Richmond comeback, hitting Corp from behind and forcing a fumble, which a Delaware defender picks up at its own 30. 4th Quarter, 3:33- Gray makes a tiptoe catch along the sideline to pick up 17 yards to the UDel 31.

Field Hockey

Spiders' season over, fall to 3rd-ranked Syracuse, 2-0

By David Weissman | November 12, 2011

COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- It was a tale of two halves for University of Richmond's field hockey team on Saturday in College Park, Md. The Spiders outshot Syracuse University, 6-3, in the first half, but failed to capitalize on the opportunities, going into halftime tied, 0-0. In the second half, the number three team in the nation made them pay, scoring two goals, while owning a 9-3 shooting advantage, to win the first round of the NCAA tournament, 2-0, ending Richmond's season. "Field hockey is a sport of momentum," Richmond coach Gina Lucido said.

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