At UVa, Ryan Odom is returning to his basketball home. VCU's future is uncertain.
His childhood ties to the program aside, Odom engineered one of UVa basketball's greatest setbacks when his No. 16-seed UMBC team in 2018 took down Bennett's top-seeded Cavaliers in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
‘Thankful To Be Home’: What To Know About New UVA Men’s Basketball Coach Ryan Odom
Odom, 50, spent a chunk of his childhood in Charlottesville while his father, Dave, served as an assistant coach under Terry Holland from 1982 to 1989. The younger Odom would often get home from school and ride his bicycle to University Hall to watch the Cavaliers practice.
Odom, 50, has adapted while still adhering to an overarching academic mission he appreciates as a former Division III athlete ...
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Odom has been coaching nearby VCU and has ties to Charlottesville: His father, Dave, was an assistant there in the 1980s ...
Ryan Odom has finalized the first hire to his new Virginia men's basketball coaching staff, reportedly hiring Longwood head coach Griff Aldrich to be the associ ...
Odom, 50, arrives with 10-plus seasons of head-coaching experience, including Division I stints at UMBC, Utah State and, most ...
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