2007–08 VCU Rams men's basketball team

The 2007–08 VCU Rams men's basketball team represented Virginia Commonwealth University during the 2007–08 NCAA Division I men's basketball season. The Rams played in the Colonial Athletic Association.

2007–08 VCU Rams men's basketball
NIT, First Round
ConferenceColonial Athletic Association
2007–08 record247 (153 CAA)
Head coachAnthony Grant
Assistant coaches
Home arenaStuart C. Siegel Center
2007–08 CAA men's basketball standings
Conf  Overall
TeamW L PCT  W L PCT
VCU153 .833  248  .750
UNC Wilmington126 .667  2013  .606
George Mason126 .667  2311  .676
Old Dominion117 .611  1816  .529
William & Mary108 .556  1716  .515
Northeastern99 .500  1417  .452
Delaware99 .500  1417  .452
Hofstra810 .444  1218  .400
Towson711 .389  1318  .419
Drexel513 .278  1220  .375
James Madison513 .278  1317  .433
Georgia State513 .278  921  .300
CAA Tournament winner
Rankings from AP Poll

Schedule

Date Opponent# Rank# Site Result Record
Regular season
11/09/07 Maryland Eastern Shore Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 70–51 1–0
11/15/07 vs. Houston Coliseo Rubén RodríguezBayamón, PR
(Puerto Rico Tip-Off First Round)
W 73–72 2–0
11/16/07 vs. Miami (FL) Coliseo Rubén Rodríguez • Bayamón, PR
(Puerto Rico Tip-Off Semifinals)
L 63–69 2–1
11/18/07 vs. #18 Arkansas Coliseo Rubén Rodríguez • Bayamón, PR
(Puerto Rico Tip-Off Consolation Game)
L 60–70 2–2
11/24/07 Elon Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 79–61 3–2
11/29/07 at Hampton Hampton Convocation CenterHampton, Virginia L 55–64 3–3
12/02/07 vs. Maryland Verizon CenterWashington, D.C.
(BB&T Classic)
W 85–76 4–3
12/05/07 William & Mary Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 71–57 5–3 (1–0)
12/08/07 Richmond Spiders Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 65-45 6-3
12/15/07 Longwood Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 78-45 7-3
12/22/07 at Bradley Carver Arena • Peoria, Illinois W 79-64 8-3
01/02/08 at James Madison Convocation CenterHarrisonburg, Virginia L 61-62 8-4 (1-1)
01/05/08 at UNC Wilmington Trask ColiseumWilmington, North Carolina W 72-57 9-4 (2-1)
01/10/08 Georgia State Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 49-47 10-4 (3-1)
01/12/08 Hofstra Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 59-49 11-4 (4-1)
01/16/08 Delaware Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 60-39 12-4 (5-1)
01/19/08 at Old Dominion Ted Constant Convocation Center • Norfolk, Virginia W 78-68 13-4 (6-1)
01/23/08 at Hofstra Hofstra Arena • Hempstead, New York W 82-65 14-4 (7-1)
01/26/08 Drexel Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 76-62 15-4 (8-1)
01/29/08 at George Mason Patriot Center • Fairfax, Virginia L 51-63 15-5 (8-2)
02/02/08 Towson Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 65-42 16-5 (9-2)
02/06/08 at Georgia State GSU Sports ArenaAtlanta W 65-60OT 17-5 (10-2)
02/09/08 at Delaware Bob Carpenter CenterNewark, Delaware W 83-73 18-5 (11-2)
02/13/08 James Madison Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 75-56 19-5 (12-2)
02/16/08 Old Dominion Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia L 66-67 19-6 (12-3)
02/20/08 at Northeastern Matthews ArenaBoston W 66-62 20-6 (13-3)
02/23/08 at Akron James A. Rhodes ArenaAkron, Ohio
(ESPNU BracketBusters)
W 57-52 21-6
02/27/08 UNC Wilmington Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia W 72-58 22-6 (14-3)
03/03/08 at William & Mary Kaplan ArenaWilliamsburg, Virginia W 54-43 23-6 (15-3)
CAA Tournament
03/08/08 vs. Towson Richmond ColiseumRichmond, Virginia
(Quarterfinals)
W 57-46 24-6
03/09/08 vs. William & Mary Richmond Coliseum • Richmond, Virginia
(Semifinals)
L 54-56 24-7
National Invitation Tournament
03/19/08 vs. UAB Stuart C. Siegel Center • Richmond, Virginia
(First Round)
L 77-80 24-8
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