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A10 Talk Top 25 Countdown: #19 Mo Alie-Cox

Welcome to A10 Talk’s Top 25 Player Countdown. Each day, we publish a new article counting down the 25 best players in the Atlantic 10 this past season. Today, we continue our countdown with #19 Mo Alie-Cox For most A-10 fans it probably seems like the dreadlocked Ram has been at VCU for 10 years now. …

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2018 forward Kevin Easley Jr. decommits from VCU

VCU lost 4 star, 2017 recruits Lavar Batts Jr. and Mayan Kiir this past week; the news didn’t get much better on Wednesday night. 2018 small forward Kevin Easley Jr. has backed out of his commitment with the Rams and has re-opened his options. Other than Sean Mobley and Marcus Santos-Silva who have decided to …

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Grading the Atlantic 10 coaching hires

Finally, we’ve got 14 teams and 14 head coaches in the A-10. The offseason came at the Atlantic 10 fast, but after a few hiccups, we now know who will be leading next year’s squads into the 2018 Atlantic 10 tournament in Washington DC. Let’s take a look at ’em and hand out some hiring grades …

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Photos: VCU vs. Rhode Island (A-10 Final)

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Photos: VCU vs. Richmond (A-10 Semifinals)

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Photo Gallery: GMU at VCU

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Photo Gallery: SLU vs. VCU

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Photo Gallery: VCU at Richmond

VCU's Justin Tillman battling for a rebound against Saint Joseph's Markell Lodge

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Photo Gallery: Saint Joseph’s at VCU

VCU walked away with a 91-81 victory over Saint Joseph’s, moving the Hawks to 10-15 overall, and second to last in the A-10, while VCU advanced to 21-5, resting atop the A-10. VCU’s Jequan Lewis helped the Rams with a career-high 34 points coming from nine 3-pointers.

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Photo Gallery: Richmond at VCU

VCU (17-5, 7-2) defeated Richmond (13-9, 7-3) by a total 81-74 in what could be considered one of the strongest A-10 rivalries. Richmond traveled just 5 miles to the Siegel Center, hoping to pick up a difficult win and solidify a strong conference performance. Despite a great scoring effort from Richmond’s ShawnDre Jones (30 pts), the Spiders weren’t …