The transformation of the Virginia Cavaliers basketball team under head coach Ryan Odom has been dramatic. For years, Tony Bennett-led Virginia squads relied on a slow pace and a defense-driven identity.
The Virginia Cavaliers men's basketball team will be taking on Queens University in just a few hours. Right now, the Cavaliers are entering the matchup with an overall record of 5-1.
In his media availability session on Wednesday, head coach Ryan Odom provided an update on Wednesday about the latest guarding Tillis. “We don't have an exact target date.
It has been a pretty breezy start for Ryan Odom in his first season at Virginia, as the Cavaliers have started 3-0 and they will look to improve that to 4-0 today with a win over Marshall.
While they have faced far from a murder row of a schedule, Virginia Basketball is off to a 3-0 start under Ryan Odom, and offensively, they have looked the part so far.
The Ryan Odom era officially begins tonight for Virginia Basketball. After a couple of exhibitions, UVA will take the court for a game that counts and they will welcome Rider to Charlottesville.
RALEIGH — Both Virginia and NC State enter the 2025-26 season with new coaches of their men's basketball programs. Will Wade and Ryan Odom both had success at different levels of the sport before eventually making their way to the ACC from McNeese State and VCU, respectively.
College Basketball season is getting closer and one team that has continued to gain steam as a potential ACC threat is Virginia. The Cavaliers stumbled last season after the news of Tony Bennett's retirement, but they are reloaded under head coach Ryan Odom and ready to get back to the NCAA Tournament and compete for a top seed in the ACC.
Virginia hoops looks to get back to their winning ways, following an underwhelming season that saw them lose their most games since all the way back in 1998.
Virginia Basketball is entering its first season under new head coach Ryan Odom, following an underwhelming 2024 campaign led by interim coach Ron Sanchez.
While Virginia is in the midst of a special season on the football field, basketball season is getting closer in Charlottesville. There is a lot of optimism with Ryan Odom entering his first year with the program and he will be looking to get the Cavaliers back to the NCAA Tournament after a down season.
The top center recruit in the nation has narrowed his recruitment to five schools and Virginia is among them. Arafan Diane, the No. 1 center recruit in the country per 247Sports, is down to Virginia, Houston, Indiana, Kentucky, and Arkansas.
Virginia Basketball had a transition season a year ago under interim head coach Ron Sanchez but they might be ready to move back up into the top of the ACC.
Virginia Basketball has reportedly added another major non-conference game to its 2025-2026 schedule. According to CBS Sports Jon Rothstein, Virginia will face Dayton on December 6th in Charlotte.
Virginia is hoping that head coach Ryan Odom is going to get the program back on track during his first season as the head coach of the program. Odom brought in a talented transfer class and the one thing that is noticeable is that this group is a high-level shooting team.
Virginia Basketball has announced another exhibition matchup for October. UVA is going to be going to Nashville to face Vanderbilt on Oct. 16th and a week later, they will be facing Villanova.
Ryan Odom and Virginia are in the mix for a number of elite 2026 recruits, but they have not landed any yet. They were among the finalists for four-star forward Bill White, but he chose SMU instead of the Cavaliers.
Virginia Basketball is still in search of its first 2026 commitment, but they are in the mix for a number of prospects ranked inside the top 100. The latest is four-star forward Jayden Hodge, who cut his list of schools to eight today.
While Virginia Basketball missed out on four-star target Billy White last night (committed and signed with SMU), Ryan Odom and the Cavaliers are still in the hunt for a number of top prospects in the 2026 class.
Virginia named Ryan Odom as the 13th head coach in the program's history on Saturday morning. The Cavaliers learned all about Odom in 2018, when upstart UMBC made history under his direction by becoming the first No.
The Virginia Cavaliers have hired a new basketball coach, and it is an individual who helped author one of the most infamous moments in the program’s history.
Wren Baker can unofficially cross one name off of his long list of potential candidates as VCU's Ryan Odom has emerged as the top target for Virginia, according to Jeff Borzello of ESPN.
After emerging as a possible candidate last week for the Villanova job, Virginia is set to hire VCU’s Ryan Odom as their new head basketball coach. Virginia’s coach, Tony Bennett retired suddenly at the start of the season, and Ron Sanchez was let go last week following a disappointing season.
VCU basketball is now watching the future of Ryan Odom unfold. The Rams fell to BYU 80-71 Thursday to open March Madness. Now many across the college basketball universe, including VCU, are wondering what becomes of the head coach.