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ElsnerDaveyPresentationHalftimeInterview.11826

Richmond Women's Basketball's all-time leading sc…

An episode of the Richmond Football - Spider Insight Podcast podcast, hosted by Bob Black & Matt McCollester, titled "ElsnerDaveyPresentationHalftimeInterview.11826" was published on January 19, 2026 and runs 9 minutes.

January 19, 2026 ·9m · Richmond Football - Spider Insight Podcast

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Richmond Women's Basketball's all-time leading scorer and Hall of Famer Karen Elsner Davey presented a game ball to senior Maggie Duggan from Duggan's record-shattering 48-point performance in a triple-overtime win against Davidson, which eclipsed Elsner Davey's record of 39 points in a game. Elsner Davey joined Craig Kocher & Blaine McCormick for a halftime interview during 106.1 ESPN Richmond's broadcast of the Spiders' 77-47 victory over VCU in front of 5,244 fans at the Robins Center. January 18, 2026

Richmond Women's Basketball's all-time leading scorer and Hall of Famer Karen Elsner Davey presented a game ball to senior Maggie Duggan from Duggan's record-shattering 48-point performance in a triple-overtime win against Davidson, which eclipsed Elsner Davey's record of 39 points in a game. Elsner Davey joined Craig Kocher & Blaine McCormick for a halftime interview during 106.1 ESPN Richmond's broadcast of the Spiders' 77-47 victory over VCU in front of 5,244 fans at the Robins Center. January 18, 2026
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