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Old Dominion kicks off its 2026-27 season at home against Western Michigan in a historic first-ever matchup, as both teams rebuild: Western Michigan enters with a new coach, Kahil Fennell, and 14 new players after a brutal 10-21 season, while Old Dominion brings in six key transfers—including All-Sun Belt guard Adante’ Holiman—to revamp its roster after finishing 12-21. This game on November 2 is a must-watch for how both squads gel under pressure.

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Old Dominion basketball is poised for a major leap back into the NCAA Tournament, with head coach Mike Jones confident his team is closer than most realize. After losing their top five scorers, Jones rebuilt with a focus on unity, toughness, and versatility. Last season’s close games and poor three-point shooting (360th nationally) spurred a turnaround—finishing 61st in 3PT%—and this year’s roster features a mix of transfer guards, big men like Bubu Benjamin and Zamoku Weluche-Ume, and returning stars Zach Wiggins and Jared Turner. With a new emphasis on defense, size, and team cohesion, Jones believes his squad is primed to compete in a brutal conference and make a serious run at March Madness.

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