‘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.
UVA hires Ryan Odom to lead men’s basketball team
The University of Virginia men’s basketball team welcomed Ryan Odom, its new head coach, to John Paul Jones Arena on March 24. Odom is no stranger to Charlottesville or UVA basketball, having served as a ball boy for the Cavaliers during his father’s time as assistant coach from 1982 to 1989.
Virginia's new head men's basketball coach, Ryan Odom, is back in the college town where he lived for seven years in the 1980s.
Odom was raised on Virginia basketball. Now, he’s being tasked with raising the Cavaliers back among the national elite.
Virginia forward Blake Buchanan is the first from the Cavaliers' 24-25 roster. This is The Daily Progress' one-stop shop for ...
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