Old Dominion University NCAA News

A stifling, 26-point home loss to Old Dominion a year ago clouded Duquesne's confidence for a moment before the Dukes rebounded to win their next six games.

Frank Hassell's choice of postgame footwear would have made sense had it been a summer-league game.

Loading... ODU's Darius James puts up two and draws the foul from Charlotte's Phil Jones for the three pointer during the second half Wednesday night, Dec.

The scene was familiar for the Charlotte 49ers. This was not one they were hoping to see again, however.

Lee helps Old Dominion rout Charlotte 81-48 Eds: APNewsNow. Old Dominion 81, Charlotte 48.

"Frightful" would have been an upgrade. The atmosphere inside? "Hostile" is an understatement.

Old Dominion stuns No 11 Georgetown 61-57 Eds: APNewsNow. Old Dominion 61, No. 11 Georgetown 57.

John Thompson III knows all about the post-exam haze. His 11th-ranked Georgetown Hoyas celebrated last week's two victories over ranked teams with a rhythm-halting exam break.

A second-half swoon could have left University of Dayton players feeling downtrodden about their victory at George Mason, but coach Brian Gregory tried to make sure that didn't happen.

One of the basketball players the University of Dayton has been leaning on this season could be leaning on crutches for a while.

Gerald Lee scored a team-high 15 points, but Old Dominion fell to Dayton 58-50 last night.

Wright leads Dayton past Old Dominion 58-50 Eds: APNewsNow. Dayton 58, Old Dominion 50.

Who: Old Dominion a at Dayton When: 7 p.m. TV: WHIO Radio: WHIO-AM and WHIO-FM Series: UD leads 5-4 Probable starters Chris Wright Jr.

In Dayton's last contest, a 14-point effort from Chris Johnson helped the Flyers snap George Mason's 18-game home winning streak with a 56-55 victory.

Gerald Lee scored 16 points to lead Old Dominion to a 64-38 rout of Mount St. Mary's on Tuesday night.

The Thanksgiving weekend in South Padre Island didn't turn out as planned. An opportunity to elevate the program's profile was dribbled away with losses to Missouri and Mississippi State.

First, let's consider the bright spots. That second-half baseline drive and finish by Trian Iliadis? Nice.

The long trip back from South Padre Island, Texas, must have felt considerably shorter for Richmond than it did for Old Dominion.

Justin Harper scored 14 points and Richmond opened the second half with a 15-2 burst and added another later to beat Old Dominion 67-60 on Wednesday night.

Early foul trouble. Little bench production. Turnovers. Those were the factors coach Blaine Taylor pointed to after ODU's 66-61 loss to Missouri here Friday night, a defeat that dropped the Monarchs to 4-1 heading into Saturday night's game with Mississippi State.