Rams Rewind is an unofficial VCU Men’s Basketball podcast. After every game, host George Templeton breaks down the action, and gives his thoughts on how the team is playing.
George worked for 10 years as a sports reporter for the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and before that for VCU’s Commonwealth Times.
During his time as a reporter, he covered all manner of sports around Richmond and Virginia. His views come from thousands of hours of watching games and talking to men’s and women’s basketball coaches.
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Rams Rewind is an unofficial VCU Men’s Basketball podcast. After every game, host George Templeton breaks down the action, and gives his thoughts on how the team is playing.
George worked for 10 years as a sports reporter for the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and before that for VCU’s Commonwealth Times.
During his time as a reporter, he covered all manner of sports around Richmond and Virginia. His views come from thousands of hours of watching games and talking to men’s and women’s basketball coaches.
In this final newcomer episode for 2025, George chats with Toyloy Brown III from The Advocate newspaper about LSU transfer junior Tyrell Ward.
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Rams Rewind
Rams Rewind is an unofficial VCU Men’s Basketball podcast. After every game, host George Templeton breaks down the action, and gives his thoughts on how the team is playing.
George worked for 10 years as a sports reporter for the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and before that for VCU’s Commonwealth Times.
During his time as a reporter, he covered all manner of sports around Richmond and Virginia. His views come from thousands of hours of watching games and talking to men’s and women’s basketball coaches.
