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by Matt Lincoln
RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - The Spiders had to travel 2200 miles to get it, but they have another big win over a BCS team. Justin Harper led Richmond with 23 points and seven rebounds on Sunday afternoon, as the Spiders downed Arizona State in Tempe, 67-61.
Harper hit three 3FG, and Richmond out-shot Arizona State 49%-34.5%, from the floor.
Richmond also dominated the paint, outscoring the Sun Devils 26-8. Four players scored in double-digits in the losing effort for Arizona State.
Kevin Anderson added 14 points and four assists, while Dan Geriot chipped in with 11 points.
The Spiders take on cross town rival VCU next Saturday. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET, at the Robins Center.
The Spiders are now 7-2 with two victories over BCS programs. The other came over then-10th ranked Purdue.
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The Squirrels beat Akron twice on Saturday.
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More >>Senior offensive tackle Alex Light is the Spiders top NFL prospect.
More >>Senior offensive tackle Alex Light is the Spiders top NFL prospect.
More >>The Squirrels scored seven runs in the bottom of the first before their game with Akron was suspended due to rain. The game will resume on Saturday with a seven inning game to follow.
More >>The Squirrels scored seven runs in the bottom of the first before their game with Akron was suspended due to rain. The game will resume on Saturday with a seven inning game to follow.
More >>The Lancers have a lot of experience back from a team that finished 11-2 and advanced to the state quarterfinals. Head coach Tom Hall says that on paper, this year's team may have the best potential of any team he's coached, but he knows the proof is in the play.
More >>The Lancers have a lot of experience back from a team that finished 11-2 and advanced to the state quarterfinals. Head coach Tom Hall says that on paper, this year's team may have the best potential of any team he's coached, but he knows the proof is in the play.
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