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The Spiders’ most successful season since 2009 ended Saturday when the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers won by shutting down Richmond’s often high-powered offense and running the ball with power and authority.
The funeral Mass for Kurt Schmitz has been set for 11 a.m. Saturday Dec. 6 at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in his hometown of Haskell, New Jersey, according to an email from University Chaplain Craig Kocher.
The Richmond Spiders of early November looked like a mediocre football team. But the Richmond Spiders of the past two weeks have looked like a dangerous and formidable playoff team.
The Spiders dominated all phases of the game in their 46-24 win over the Morgan State Bears on Saturday. Richmond earned 463 yards of offense and scored a playoff school record of 46 points. The Bears were periodically explosive on offense, but Richmond's defense neutralized the rushing attack for the most part. The Spiders forced four turnovers and committed just two, an uncharacteristically positive statistic for the team.
The Richmond Spiders will, for the first time since 2009, be spending their Thanksgiving preparing for a playoff game.
The Richmond Spiders played perhaps their most complete game all season at William & Mary, defeating the Tribe and earning a spot in the FCS playoffs for the first time under coach Danny Rocco.
Ken Hart is stepping down from his position as the Spiders’ athletic equipment manager after 34 years of service.
The largest lawsuit in the history of professional sports came closer to finalizing a settlement Wednesday, marking the culmination of a case originally filed by University of Richmond alumni Ray and Mary Ann Easterling.
The “South’s Oldest Rivalry” will add a meaningful chapter to its storied history on Saturday, as the University of Richmond Spiders and the College of William & Mary Tribe battle for a playoff spot in the FCS tournament.
Update: If the Spiders win at William and Mary on Saturday, they will earn a playoff spot.
The Richmond Spiders will face a live-or-die situation against James Madison this weekend, as the losing team will likely lose all hopes of a playoff spot.
The scene is set. Richmond is about to take on a nationally ranked team in a conference matchup at E. Clairborne Robins Stadium. Playoff and conference championship hopes are on the line. The teams line up for the opening kickoff.
Richmond’s conference championship hopes were diminished Saturday in Maine.
Athlete of the week: football's Omar Howard
There was energy in Robins Stadium on Saturday that the Richmond football team has not seen in years.
Athlete of the week: soccer's Meaghan Carrigan
Evan Kelly led Richmond’s defense as it pushed around Elon’s offense in another blowout win for the Spiders on Saturday.
Each year, as tinges of red and orange creep into the campus foliage and the slightest chill enters the breeze across Westhampton Lake, alumni return to University of Richmond for the annual homecoming celebration – a week filled with fun and nostalgia for many.
Athlete of the week: football's David Jones
Quarterback Michael Strauss and receiver Stephen Barnette will both miss the remainder of the 2014 football season because of injuries, according to Richmond football’s Twitter page.
