University of Richmond Athletics
Behind The Web With Coach Chris Mooney Premieres Monday At 6pm On ESPN Richmond
11/27/2020 | General, Men's Basketball, Spider Athletic Fund
On the heels of the Spiders statement victory Sunday at No. 10 Kentucky, the season premiere of Behind The Web with Head Men's Basketball Coach Chris Mooney is set to air live Monday November 30 from 6-7pm on ESPN Richmond and RichmondSpiders.com.   The show will also feature Bluegrass Showcase tournament Most Valuable Player Nathan Cayo. The in-studio style program will be held virtually due to Covid-19 guidelines.
Cayo scored 41 points in the two games at Rupp Arena, including tying his career-high with 23 points on 10 for 10 shooting in the opening night victory over Morehead State. The 6-7 senior from Montreal becomes the seventh Atlantic 10 player all-time to shoot 10 for 10 better.  He followed that performance with 18 points against Kentucky, finishing the two-game tourney shooting 18-23 from the floor.
Listeners and fans are encouraged to interact with the show, anytime, by submitting questions and comments online.Â
Email:Â behindtheweb@richmond.edu
Text: 804-638-9508
Tweet:Â @spidervoice
            @espnrichmond
            @SpiderMBB
           @SpiderAthletics
Coach Mooney and host Bob Black, the Voice of the Spiders, will wrap up the Spiders' Bluegrass Showcase championship and preview the upcoming games at Charleston Wednesday (7pm) and the home opener against Furman Saturday (2pm), including details on radio, television and live video streaming for those games.
The program, airing live on ESPN 99.5 and 102.7 FM and 950 AM, will be archived on the podcast page of RichmondSpiders.com and in the Audio Vault at espnrichmond.com.Â
Behind The Web with Coach Chris Mooney is presented by Food Lion, Luck Chevrolet, BrightSuite, CarMax and Geico. The program will also air live December 7 & 14, before taking a two-week holiday hiatus, returning Monday January 4, 2021, with shows scheduled to air each week through the remainder of the college basketball season.Â
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Behind The Web is a production of the Spider Sports Network from Learfield IMG College and ESPN Richmond, the radio home of the Spiders for 15 consecutive years.
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Cayo scored 41 points in the two games at Rupp Arena, including tying his career-high with 23 points on 10 for 10 shooting in the opening night victory over Morehead State. The 6-7 senior from Montreal becomes the seventh Atlantic 10 player all-time to shoot 10 for 10 better.  He followed that performance with 18 points against Kentucky, finishing the two-game tourney shooting 18-23 from the floor.
Listeners and fans are encouraged to interact with the show, anytime, by submitting questions and comments online.Â
Email:Â behindtheweb@richmond.edu
Text: 804-638-9508
Tweet:Â @spidervoice
            @espnrichmond
            @SpiderMBB
           @SpiderAthletics
Coach Mooney and host Bob Black, the Voice of the Spiders, will wrap up the Spiders' Bluegrass Showcase championship and preview the upcoming games at Charleston Wednesday (7pm) and the home opener against Furman Saturday (2pm), including details on radio, television and live video streaming for those games.
The program, airing live on ESPN 99.5 and 102.7 FM and 950 AM, will be archived on the podcast page of RichmondSpiders.com and in the Audio Vault at espnrichmond.com.Â
Behind The Web with Coach Chris Mooney is presented by Food Lion, Luck Chevrolet, BrightSuite, CarMax and Geico. The program will also air live December 7 & 14, before taking a two-week holiday hiatus, returning Monday January 4, 2021, with shows scheduled to air each week through the remainder of the college basketball season.Â
Â
Behind The Web is a production of the Spider Sports Network from Learfield IMG College and ESPN Richmond, the radio home of the Spiders for 15 consecutive years.
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