Kenny Atkinson and Tom Blair, college teammates from the University of Richmond, now face off as coach and referee in the NBA, adding a touch of nostalgia to high-stakes games.

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Jack McCaffery, son of ex-Iowa coach Fran McCaffery, leaves Butler for Richmond after a brief freshman season. Despite limited play due to a wisdom teeth infection, he showcased potential with 25 points, 14 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 blocks, and 2 steals. Richmond, which upset Iowa in the NCAA tournament, secures a top talent, keeping the McCaffery name in hoops spotlight.

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Penn States mens basketball team faces another blow as sophomore guard Dominick Stewart transfers to Richmond, leaving a trail of departures. Despite limited Power Four interest, Stewart earned 24 starts last season, but his shooting struggles led to his decision. Coach Mike Rhoades attempts to stabilize the backcourt with new recruits, as the Nittany Lions brace for more portal activity to maintain Big Ten competitiveness.

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Andrew Ball, a six-foot-nine forward from Marlton, New Jersey, is joining Richmond Spiders after completing his business administration degree at Monmouth. Ball had a career year last season, averaging 7.9 points and 3.9 rebounds per game, shooting 50.5% from the field. Hes known for his impressive performance against Hampton, scoring a career-high 19 points. Ball is the fourth transfer in Richmonds 2026 class, adding depth to the frontcourt.

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Richmond Spiders secure a significant transfer in Jack McCaffery, a six-foot-nine forward from Butler. Despite limited playing time due to illness, McCafferys high school prowess and basketball pedigree (dad Fran coaches at Penn, mom was an All-American at Notre Dame, and brothers played at Iowa and Butler) suggest a promising addition. With four years of eligibility remaining, he joins Jamie Kaiser Junior and Amon Dörries in Richmonds 2026 class, poised to make an impact.

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Richmond Spiders mens basketball welcomes back Maurice Joseph, a key figure in their 2022 Atlantic Ten championship. Joseph, who spent the last four years at Butler, brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of developing talent. His return, alongside head coach Chris Mooney, is expected to bolster the Spiders push for more hardware in the Atlantic Ten this season.

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Jamie Kaiser Junior, a six-foot-six guard, transfers to Richmond from Butler, bringing his scoring and rebounding skills to the Spiders. With two seasons of eligibility left, Kaiser, a former top seventy-five national recruit, could be the spark Richmond needs to boost their backcourt game.

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