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ur-spiders1The University of Richmond has announced an official sellout for the Richmond-Davidson game on January 17 at 6 p.m. in the Robins Center.

The game will be televised locally on CBS 6, and fans can also watch online from SpiderTV on the Atlantic 10 Digital Network.

The sellout is the second this season for Richmond, with the VCU game on Feb. 25 selling out in the preseason. The Spiders rank fourth in the Atlantic 10 with an average home attendance of 5,179.

Last season saw six sellouts in the newly renovated Robins Center. Richmond is 72-16 at home over the last six seasons.

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