Richmond WBB’s season comes to a close, and we’re breaking it all down.

Tom and Porter recap the full journey—from the chaos of Selection Sunday to their trip to Durham and the experience inside Cameron Indoor.

They dive into the loss to Nebraska, what changed in the second half, and why this team’s run still marks one of the best stretches in program history.

It’s the end of the season—but not the end of Spiders Sound Off.

Richmond is headed to the NCAA Tournament!The Spiders women received their at-large bid on Selection Sunday and will face the Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball on Wednesday in Durham.At the end of the episode, we catch up with Richmond head coach Aaron Roussell, who encourages Spider fans to make the trip and support the team in the tournament.Earlier in the show, Richmond legend Kenny Wood joins Spiders Sound Off to talk about his Hall of Fame career at UR and to relive one of the most famous moments in NCAA Tournament history — the Spiders’ upset of Syracuse Orange men's basketball as the first #15 seed ever to defeat a #2 seed.

Former Richmond sharpshooter Darien Brothers joins Spiders Sound Off to relive one of the greatest eras in Richmond basketball.

Darien looks back on the 2011 Sweet 16 run, the Spiders’ A-10 championship season, and the unforgettable last-second three-pointer that stunned VCU at the Robins Center. He also shares stories from playing with Kevin Anderson and David Gonzalves, what it was like preparing for Kansas in the Sweet 16, and how the team chemistry fueled one of the best seasons in school history.

Tom and Porter also discuss the end of the current Richmond season, the transfer portal era, and what the Spiders need to build the next great team.

In this episode:

• The story behind Darien’s legendary VCU buzzer beater

• Inside Richmond’s 2011 Sweet 16 run

• Life playing professional basketball overseas

• Coaching the next generation

• Thoughts on the current Richmond roster and future

If you love Richmond basketball history, this one’s for you.

Tom and Porter break down a brutal weekend for Richmond basketball.

The men jump out to a 38–8 lead against Duquesne… and still lose, raising tough questions about turnovers, rebounding, and the direction of the program.

The guys also respond to listener feedback about Coach Mooney, NIL spending in the Atlantic 10, and whether the conference needs bold ideas to survive in the new college basketball landscape.

Then they dive into the A-10 Women’s Tournament heartbreak. Richmond falls to George Mason despite a fantastic season, but the Spiders still sit #37 in the NET and the top mid-major in the country.

Is that enough for an NCAA at-large bid? We sure think so!!

The Richmond women shine as Maggie Doogan becomes a two-time A-10 Player of the Year and Rachel earns first team honors again. We break down the women’s tournament outlook, questionable award snubs, and why the Spiders defense deserves more respect.

On the men’s side, we unpack another slow start and loss to Dayton, debate whether Richmond is the worst team in the A-10, and dive deep into analytics: shot selection, system flaws, and what St. Louis is doing differently.

Plus:
• Is more NIL money the answer?• Should Richmond ever consider switching leagues?• Lacrosse climbs to #2 in the nation

It’s frustration, hope, sarcasm, and Spider fandom all in one episode.

The Spiders are rolling into March. 🕷️

We sit down with Aaron Roussell, head coach of University of Richmond women’s basketball, after a big road win at Saint Joseph’s and an unforgettable 35-point performance from Maggie Dugan in her hometown of Philly.

Coach Roussell talks about:
• Maggie Doogan’s historic senior season

• How Richmond’s defense has evolved

• The growth of the freshman class

• Building one of the best home-court atmospheres in the A-10

• Preparing for the Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament• Why Henrico is about to be rocking Friday night

Plus: travel stories, fan culture, and why this team feels different heading into March.

Freshman guard Aiden Argabright joins Spiders Sound Off to talk about his breakout season with University of Richmond men’s basketball.

We cover:
🏀 His journey from John Marshall High School to the A-10🏀 Adjusting to college basketball as a freshman🏀 Life on campus and in the locker room🏀 What’s next for Richmond Basketball this season

Plus, we break down:
🕷️ Richmond women’s basketball’s dominant win over Rhode Island🕷️ A-10 tournament scenarios and NET rankings🕷️ What the Spiders need to do to finish strong

A must-listen episode for Spider fans and college basketball junkies alike.

The Spiders are back in the win column — and in style.

Tom and Porter recap a perfect weekend for Richmond Spiders basketball, starting with the Spider Dash 5K, followed by Spider Brews and a wild 99–94 men’s win.

Then it’s all about Aneisha Scott, who stole the show with a breakout 20-point performance as the women rolled past La Salle on Senior Day.

Plus:
• VCU vs Saint Louis chaos• Can the women make an at-large case?• A huge showdown vs Rhode Island Rams• And why juggling might be the next great training method

Two wins. One unforgettable freshman performance. And plenty of Spider Brews energy.

The Spiders went 0–3 this week, and Tom and Porter try to make sense of it all. They talk about why road travel may have drained the women’s offense, what needs to change and whether the infamous “Vienna voodoo” curse is real. Plus: bad TV announcers, men’s basketball injuries, NIL questions, and why Richmond might secretly be a lacrosse school now.

This week on Spiders Sound Off, Tom and Porter welcome Richmond legend Kendall Anthony for a much-needed therapy session after the VCU loss.

Kendall relives his unforgettable moments against VCU, including the miracle comeback and wins at the Siegel Center, and shares stories about playing for Coach Mooney, his journey from lightly recruited guard to Spider star, and his professional career across the globe.

From clutch shots in the Robins Center to earning the nickname “The Turkish Allen Iverson,” this episode is packed with Spider history, perspective, and motivation.