In this episode, we cross the border for some Spider history and also debate the best ever Spiders point guard—is it Kevin Anderson, Jacob Gilyard, Greg Beckwith, Ken Atkinson or is a surprise in store?! Plus, Porter survives the forum wars, Tom survives the fallout from the ill-advised Bonus episode, and we both survive each other.

A very special episode of Spiders Sound Off. While Porter’s away, Tom takes the mic solo to share a story from the summer 30 years ago that started it all—the first time he and Porter lived together in Northern Virginia. What began as daily pickup hoops turned into a full-blown mystery inside their house. A smell they couldn’t ignore. And a voicemail prank that changed everything. It’s gross. It’s ridiculous. It’s the origin story you didn’t know you needed. Plus, stick around for a new extended version of our song Spiders Sound Off to close it out.

In this explosively average sequel, Tom and Porter return from practice with reckless confidence and fully baked takes. Rookies are legends, redshirts are unstoppable, and one big man might just save the world — or at least the A-10. It’s Practice Overreaction! Part Deux — louder, funnier, and 27% more irrational than Part One.

We watched practice. We talked to Mooney. We debated Jermaine Bucknor vs. Mike Hodges comps. And we might have cried reading a letter from Pat Summitt. Episode 3 is all about the offseason grind, life lessons from Coach Mooney, and which transfer Spider fans should be most hyped about. Spoiler: it might be the guy from Maine, or Indiana State… or Loyola Marymount… or DePaul. They’re all pretty good.

This week on Spiders Sound Off, Tom and Porter go deep into the dollars — what the new NCAA settlement means for Richmond basketball and how the Spiders can raise revenue without losing their soul. They celebrate coaching news from Spider alums, rant about message board chaos, and make the case for Maggie Dugan as Virginia’s true player of the year. It's passionate, personal, and packed with Spider pride.

In the debut episode of Spiders Sound Off, Tom and Porter kick things off with stories from their 35-year journey as Richmond Spider basketball fans — from storming the court after a buzzer-beater against Georgia Tech to watching history unfold in the upset of Syracuse. We share our love for both the men's and women's teams, explain why this podcast exists, and talk about the big goals we believe the program can (and should) strive for. Whether you're a die-hard Spider or just Spider-curious, you're in the right place.

Get ready for a new podcast about Richmond Spiders men's and women's basketball. First episodes coming in August!