Richmond releases 2016-17 schedule
Richmond men’s basketball head coach Chris Mooney announced the Spiders’ 2016-17 schedule on Tuesday afternoon…
Richmond bests Old Dominion in dominant effort, 77-61
T.J. Cline had a career-high five three-pointers as he tied a career high with 27 points to lead Richmond over Old Dominion, 77-61, on Wednesday night at the Robins Center…
Richmond downs Longwood, 77-59, with five in double figures
T.J. Cline led all scorers with 18 points as the Spiders downed Longwood, 77-59, in non-conference action on Saturday night at the Robins Center…
Florida claims 76-56 win over Richmond
Florida (6-1) claimed a 76-56 win over Richmond (4-3) in non-conference basketball action in Gainesville on Tuesday night…
Defense, balanced scoring lead Spiders to win at UMass
Courtesy of RichmondSpiders.com AMHERST, Mass. – The Richmond Spiders took a 16-13 lead with 10 minutes remaining in the first half and never trailed again en route to a 56-53 win at UMass. The victory was the fifth in a row for a red-hot Richmond (18-12, 11-6) squad that took control of the fifth spot […]
Richmond dominates Duquesne with long-range attack, 86-55
Richmond knocked down four threes in the first six minutes to pace a dominating 86-55 win over the visiting Duquesne Dukes on Wednesday night in the Robins Center…
Fans Name Live Spider After Hall of Fame Coach Dick Tarrant
After an overwhelming response to Richmond men’s basketball’s live spider naming contest, the fans have chosen a winner: Tarrant…
GW can’t hold on at Richmond, loses 73-64
George Washington men’s basketball built early leads in each half, but Richmond closed the game on a 34-16 run to come-from-behind and deal the Colonials a 73-64 loss at the Robins Center on Wednesday night…
GW heads to Richmond for 90th all-time meeting with Spiders
George Washington men’s basketball will face the Richmond Spiders for the 90th all-time time meeting on Wednesday when the Colonials visit the Robins Center for a 7:00 p.m. tip-off…
@Richmondwbball hot shooting buries Butler, 68-44
The Spiders improved to 15-13, 5-7 while Butler fell to 16-11, 7-5 overall. The win was Richmond’s third-straight and first in conference play away from the Robins Center. The pivotal win moved Richmond into eight-place in the conference standings.