Hollywood couldn’t even have written a more fitting closing to this ferocious rivalry, or even a more suitable close to what the past month has been like.

Bradford Burgess was one of the first players to exit the floor a little over midway through the second half. With the game well in hand and just less than eight and a half minutes remaining on the clock, VCU’s lone senior was done for the night.

Ben Ashauer Columnist Follow The CT Sports on Twitter The tough losses VCU suffered to Drexel and Georgia State in early January feels like ages ago as we approach February. The Rams have now reeled off six straight wins after their 67-42 win over Towson Wednesday, which gives them an attractive-looking 8-2 record in the [...]

Quinn Casteel Assistant Sports Editor Follow Quinn on Twitter Towson, Md. — If anyone other than the Towson Tigers needed to put an end to a streak Wednesday night, it was Rob Brandenberg. The sophomore guard had gone eight games without posting double-digit points and had not done so since Dec. 29 at Akron until [...]