Men's Basketball Post-Game Notes - University of Richmond Athletics

Feb. 23, 2008

THE TEAM

Richmond held George Washington without a three-pointer, the first time since March 1, 2006 against Massachusetts when the Spiders did not allow a trey.

The Spiders had 15 turnovers, the fifth-straight game that Richmond has had 15 turnovers or less.

The Spiders had six steals, the Spiders have had at least six steals in all but one game this season.

Richmond made more field goals than George Washington. Only two times in the last 15 games has an opponent made more field goals than the Spiders.

The Spiders led by as many as 10 against George Washington. Richmond has led by at least seven in 19 of 25 games this season.

Richmond held the Colonials to 33.3 percent shooting, a season low for a Spider opponent and the eighth time this season Richmond has held the opposition to under 40 percent.

Sixteen of Richmond's 25 games have been decided by six points or less and the Spiders drop to 12-4 in games decided by six points or less.

THE PLAYERS

Freshman Kevin Anderson scored 12 points for his third-straight game in double-figures and his 11th this season. Anderson also grabbed five rebounds.

Sophomore David Gonzalvez had 11 points for his fifth-straight game in double-figures and the eighth time in the last nine games he has reached double-figures. Gonzalvez has 26-career double-figure scoring games and 14 this season.

Senior Gaston Moliva had nine points, six rebounds and one block. Moliva is fourth all-time at Richmond in career blocks with 123.

Freshman Justin Harper made his 13th three-pointer of the season. He had six points in six minutes of action.

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