Old_Dominion_Monarchs_basketball

Old Dominion Monarchs
Old Dominion Monarchs
	2023–24 Old Dominion Monarchs men's basketball team
University	Old Dominion University
Head coach	Mike Jones (1st season)
Conference	Sun Belt
Location	Norfolk, Virginia
Arena	Chartway Arena ; (Capacity: 8,472)
Nickname	Monarchs
Colors	Slate blue, silver, and light blue;
Uniforms
NCAA tournament champions
	1975*
NCAA tournament runner-up
	1971*
NCAA tournament Final Four
	1971, 1975, 1976*
NCAA tournament Elite Eight
	1971, 1975, 1976*
NCAA tournament Sweet Sixteen
	1971, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976*
NCAA tournament round of 32
	1986, 1995, 2010
NCAA tournament appearances
	1969, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1980, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1992, 1995, 1997, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2019; *at Division II level;
Conference tournament champions
	1969, 1980, 1982, 1992, 1995, 1997, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2019
Conference regular season champions
	1986, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2005, 2010, 2019

Old Dominion Monarchs men's basketball

College basketball team

The Old Dominion Monarchs men's basketball team represents Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, United States in NCAA Division I men's competition. The school's team currently competes in the Sun Belt Conference.

Quick Facts University, Head coach ...

They were the Division II national champions in 1975, champions of the inaugural CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament in 2009, and champions of the inaugural Vegas 16 in 2016. The team last played in the Division I NCAA tournament in 2019. The Monarchs are currently coached by Mike Jones.

History

Old Dominion University has enjoyed an impressive basketball tradition. Since fielding its first team in 1930, Old Dominion has won 1,240 games in 81 years, a winning percentage of .591. Founded in 1930 as the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary, the institution gained independence in 1962 and became Old Dominion College. In 1969, University status was granted and the name was changed to Old Dominion University. The Monarchs have been selected for postseason play 20 times since moving up to Division I in 1976–77, eight by the NCAA and ten by the NIT. Twenty-two players have been accorded All-American honors since 1958, including first team selections Wilson Washington (1975–76), Joel Copeland (1973–74) and Dave Twardzik (1972–73).

Postseason results

Seasons

More information Season, Coach ...

Statistics overview
Season	Coach	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason
Independent (1930–1966)
1930–31	Tommy Scott	11–10
1931–32	Tommy Scott	7–9
1932–33	Tommy Scott	8–6
1933–34	Tommy Scott	10–4
1934–35	Tommy Scott	11–6
1935–36	Tommy Scott	10–6
1936–37	Tommy Scott	8–8
1937–38	Tommy Scott	15–4
1938–39	Tommy Scott	8–14
1939–40	Tommy Scott	4–16
1940–41	George Stirnweiss	4–15
1941–42	George Stirnweiss	0–14
1942–43	Scrap Chandler	12–10
1944–45	Scrap Chandler	6–6
1945–46	Scrap Chandler	9–8
1946–47	Julius Rubin	14–8
1947–48	Jack Callahan	21–8
1948–49	Bud Metheny	11–5
1949–50	Bud Metheny	9–10
1950–51	Bud Metheny	11–10
1951–52	Bud Metheny	12–13
1952–53	Bud Metheny	8–12
1953–54	Bud Metheny	12–10
1954–55	Bud Metheny	7–15
1955–56	Bud Metheny	8–12
1956–57	Bud Metheny	11–10
1957–58	Bud Metheny	12–9
1958–59	Bud Metheny	15–8
1959–60	Bud Metheny	12–6
1960–61	Bud Metheny	16–4
1961–62	Bud Metheny	18–3
1962–63	Bud Metheny	13–13
1963–64	Bud Metheny	13–10
1964–65	Bud Metheny	10–13
1965–66	Sonny Allen	7–17
1966–67	Sonny Allen	14–12
1967–68	Sonny Allen	19–7
1968–69	Sonny Allen	21–10
1969–70	Sonny Allen	21–7
1970–71	Sonny Allen	21–9
1971–72	Sonny Allen	14–10
1972–73	Sonny Allen	19–9
1973–74	Sonny Allen	20–7
1974–75	Sonny Allen	25–6			NCAA Division II Champions
1975–76	Sonny Allen	19–12
1976–77	Paul Webb	25–4			NIT 1st Round
1977–78	Paul Webb	11–15
1978–79	Paul Webb	23–7			NIT Quarterfinals
ECAC South Conference (1979–1982)
1979–80	Paul Webb	25–5			NCAA 1st Round
1980–81	Paul Webb	18–10			NIT 1st Round
1981–82	Paul Webb	18–12			NCAA 1st Round
Sun Belt Conference (1982–1991)
1982–83	Paul Webb	19–10	12–2		NIT 1st Round
1983–84	Paul Webb	19–12	9–5		NIT 1st Round
1984–85	Paul Webb	19–12	12–5		NCAA 1st Round
1985–86	Tom Young	23–8	11–3	1st	NCAA 2nd Round
1986–87	Tom Young	6–22	1–13
1987–88	Tom Young	18–12	9–5		NIT 1st Round
1988–89	Tom Young	15–13	7–7
1989–90	Tom Young	14–14	7–7
1990–91	Tom Young	14–18	5–9
Colonial Athletic Association (1991–2013)
1991–92	Oliver Purnell	15–15	8–6		NCAA 1st Round
1992–93	Oliver Purnell	21–8	11–3		NIT 2nd Round
1993–94	Oliver Purnell	21–10	10–4		NIT 2nd Round
1994–95	Jeff Capel	21–12	12–2		NCAA 2nd Round
1995–96	Jeff Capel	18–13	12–4
1996–97	Jeff Capel	22–11	10–6		NCAA 1st Round
1997–98	Jeff Capel	12–16	8–8
1998–99	Jeff Capel	25–9	10–6		NIT 2nd Round
1999–00	Jeff Capel	11–19	6–10
2000–01	Jeff Capel	13–18	7–9
2001–02	Blaine Taylor	13–16	7–11	7th
2002–03	Blaine Taylor	12–15	9–9	6th
2003–04	Blaine Taylor	17–12	11–7	4th
2004–05	Blaine Taylor	28–6	15–3	1st	NCAA 1st Round
2005–06	Blaine Taylor	24–10	13–5	4th	NIT Semifinals
2006–07	Blaine Taylor	24–9	15–3	2nd	NCAA 1st Round
2007–08	Blaine Taylor	18–16	11–7	4th	CBI Quarterfinals
2008–09	Blaine Taylor	25–10	12–6	3rd	CIT Champions
2009–10	Blaine Taylor	27–9	15–3	1st	NCAA 2nd Round
2010–11	Blaine Taylor	27–7	14–4	2nd	NCAA 1st Round
2011–12	Blaine Taylor	22–14	13–5	4th	CIT Quarterfinals
2012–13	Blaine Taylor	5–25	3–15	11th
Conference USA (2013–2022)
2013–14	Jeff Jones	18–18	9–7	6th	CBI Semifinals
2014–15	Jeff Jones	27–8	13–5	2nd	NIT Semifinals
2015–16	Jeff Jones	25–13	12–6	T-3rd	Vegas 16 Champions
2016–17	Jeff Jones	19–12	12–6	T-3rd
2017–18	Jeff Jones	25–7	15–3	2nd
2018–19	Jeff Jones	26–9	13–5	1st	NCAA 1st Round
2019–20	Jeff Jones	13–19	9–9	T-6th
2020–21	Jeff Jones	15–8	11–5	2nd East
2021–22	Jeff Jones	13–19	8–10	5th East
Sun Belt Conference (2022–Present)
2022–23	Jeff Jones	19–12	11–7	5th
2023–24	Jeff Jones	7–25	3–15	14th
Total:		1426–1025 (.582)
National champion Postseason invitational champion Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion Conference tournament champion

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Year	Round	Opponent	Result
1980	First round	UCLA	L 74–87
1982	First round	Wake Forest	L 57–74
1985	First round	SMU	L 68–85
1986	First round Second Round	West Virginia Duke	W 75–64 L 61–89
1992	First round	Kentucky	L 69–88
1995	First round Second Round	Villanova Tulsa	W 89–81 ^3OT L 52–65
1997	First round	New Mexico	L 55–59
2005	First round	Michigan State	L 81–89
2007	First round	Butler	L 46–57
2010	First round Second Round	Notre Dame Baylor	W 51–50 L 68–76
2011	Second Round	Butler	L 58–60
2019	First round	Purdue	L 48–61

Year	Round	Opponent	Result
1969	Regional Semifinals Regional Third Place	Oglethorpe Norfolk State	L 60–68 L 102–113
1971	Regional Semifinals Regional Finals Elite Eight Final Four National Championship Game	Stetson Norfolk State Puget Sound Kentucky Wesleyan Evansville	W 89–65 W 102–97 W 81–80 ^OT W 97–83 L 82–97
1973	Regional Semifinals Regional Finals	Fayetteville State Roanoke	W 80–74 L 87–88 ^OT
1974	Regional Semifinals Regional Finals	Rollins Norfolk State	W 80–77 L 76–89
1975	Regional Semifinals Regional Finals Elite Eight Final Four National Championship Game	Baltimore Randolph-Macon North Dakota Tennessee State New Orleans	W 95–72 W 83–76 W 78–62 W 77–60 W 76–74
1976	Regional Semifinals Regional Finals Elite Eight Final Four National Third Place	James Madison Baltimore Cheyney Puget Sound Eastern Illinois	W 86–77 W 73–58 W 90–85 L 78–83 L 74–78

Year	Round	Opponent	Result
1977	First round	Villanova	L 68–71
1979	First round Second Round Quarterfinals	Wagner Clemson Purdue	W 83–81 W 61–59 L 59–67
1981	First round	Georgia	L 60–74
1983	First round	South Carolina	L 90–100
1984	First round	Notre Dame	L 62–67
1988	First round	Ohio State	L 73–86
1993	First round Second Round	VCU Miami (OH)	W 74–68 L 58–60
1994	First round Second Round	Manhattan Bradley	W 76–74 L 75–79
1999	First round Second Round	Seton Hall Butler	W 75–56 L 68–75
2006	First round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals	Colorado Manhattan Hofstra Michigan	W 79–61 W 70–66 W 61–51 L 43–66
2015	First round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals	Charleston Southern Illinois State Murray State Stanford	W 65–56 W 50–49 W 72–69 L 60–67

Year	Round	Opponent	Result
2008	First round Quarterfinals	Rider Virginia	W 68–65 L 68–71
2014	First round Quarterfinals Semifinals	South Dakota State Radford Fresno State	W 72–65 W 82–59 L 64–71

Year	Round	Opponent	Result
2009	First round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final	The Citadel Belmont James Madison Bradley	W 67–59 W 70–62 W 81–43 W 66–62
2012	First round Second Round Quarterfinals	Coastal Carolina USC Upstate Mercer	W 68–66 W 65–56 L 73–79

Old_Dominion_Monarchs_basketball

Old Dominion Monarchs men's basketball

History

Early years

Bud Metheny Era

Sonny Allen Era

Paul Webb Era

Tom Young Era

Oliver Purnell Era

Jeff Capel Era

Blaine Taylor

Jeff Jones Era

Mike Jones Era

Coaches

Current coaching staff

Postseason results

Division I NCAA tournament results

NCAA Tournament seeding history

Division II NCAA tournament results

NIT results

CBI results

CIT results

Vegas 16 results

Chartway Arena

Players

First team All-Americans

Academic All-Americans

Lefty Driesell National Defensive Player of the Year

Retired numbers

Old Dominion University Hall of Fame members

Old Dominion players in the NBA

Seasons

References

External links

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Year	Home Record	Attendance	Average Per Game	National Ranking
2002–03	8–6	82,742	5,910	#95^[4]
2003–04	11–4	85,424	5,695	#96^[5]
2004–05	14–1	90,327	6,021	#91^[6]
2005–06	14–1	103,725	6,915	#78^[7]
2006–07	15–2	105,851	6,227	#88^[8]
2007–08	13–4	114,857	6,756	#82^[9]
2008–09	16–3	114,911	6,048	#88^[10]
2009–10	15–0	104,930	6,995	#76^[11]
2010–11	14–2	123,922	7,745	#66^[12]
2011–12	11–6	128,563	7,142	#73^[13]
2012–13	2–15	112,335	6,608	#77^[14]
2013–14	12–6	104,008	5,778	#92^[15]
2014–15	20–0	140,072	7,004	#69^[16]
2015–16	11–4	112,604	7,037	#68^[17]
2016–17	11–4	98,590	6,572	#81^[18]
2017–18	12–2	88,851	6,346	#79^[19]
2018–19	14–2	105,916	6,620	^[20]
2019–20	10–4	83,215	5,944	^[21]
2020–21	9–1	2,500	250
2021–22	10–4	69,741	4,982
Overall	242–71 (.776)

Year	Player	Ref.
1972	Dave Twardzik	^[22]
1974	Joel Copeland	^[23]
1974–75	Gray Eubank
1976	Wilson Washington	^[24]

Year	Player	Mention
1974–75	Gray Eubank	1st. Team
1976	Dave Moyer	Honorific Mention
1976	Reese Neyland	3rd. Team
1994	Kevin Larkin	3rd. Team
2006	Alex Loughton	3rd. Team

No.	Player	Tenure	No. ret.	Ref.
Old Dominion Monarchs retired numbers
5	Leo Anthony	1958–1961	1961	^[25]^[26]^[27]
14	Dave Twardzik	1969–1972	1972	^[28]
24	Kent Bazemore	2008–2012	2016	^[29]
32	Joel Copeland		1974	^[30]
33	Odell Hodge	1992–1997	2010	^[31]
44	Kenny Gattison	1982–1986	1992	^[32]
45	Mark West	1979–1983	1984	^[33]
52	Wilson Washington	1974–1977	1978	^[34]^[35]

Monarch Men's Basketball Hall of Fame
1980	Leo Anthony
1980	Tommy Scott (Coach)
1980	Rufus Tonelson
1981	Sonny Allen (Coach)
1981	Dave Twardzik
1982	Joel Copeland
1982	Fred Edmonds
1982	Harry Lozon
1983	Bud Metheny (Coach)
1983	Button Speakes
1983	Wilson Washington
1984	Dick St. Clair
1985	Tony Zontini
1986	Woody Barnes
1986	Randy Leddy
1987	Kirkie Harrison
1987	Everett Tolson
1988	Jack Harris
1988	Oliver Purnell
1988	Mark West
2008	Bob Pritchett