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3 weeks ago | odusports.com | Harry Minium

Skip To Main Content Share By Harry MiniumNORFOLK, Va. – If you’re an Old Dominion University football fan, the smart move financially is to purchase season tickets. The math here is pretty simple – you save 15 percent over tickets purchased at the gate. And if there are a few games you can't attend, no problem. Have friends or family interested in using your seats? With a few taps on your phone you will be able to seamlessly transfer tickets.

3 weeks ago | odusports.com | Harry Minium

Skip To Main Content Share By Harry MiniumNORFOLK, Va. – Murray Rudisill has always been a whiz with numbers, and was well on his way to becoming a tenured mathematics professor at Old Dominion 50 years ago when Dr. Jim Jarrett, then ODU’s director of athletics, reached out to him. Rudisill had recently earned his doctorate at the University of Florida and was especially known for his skill as a math researcher.

3 weeks ago | odusports.com | Harry Minium

By Harry MiniumNORFOLK, Va. – Aryan Saleh was soaked with sweat as he pounded serve after serve across the net on the outdoor courts at the Folkes-Stevens Tennis Center. It was a day off for the Old Dominion men’s tennis team, but to Saleh, a sophomore from Eschborn, Germany, there is no such thing as a day off. When he saw Saleh, ODU Men’s Tennis Coach Dominik Mueller walked over to him and gently told him to take the rest of the day off. “Ary, you’re tired,” he told Saleh.

3 weeks ago | odusports.com | Harry Minium

Share By Harry MiniumNORFOLK, Va. – The 56th Annual Priority Charity Bowl ODU Spring Game had ended just minutes earlier, but already, more than 100 Old Dominion football fans had lined up to spend a few minutes with linebacker Jason Henderson. ODU hosted a Fan Field Day at the end of the spring game for the first time in years and it was a huge hit with Monarch Nation. Most players sat on long benches as hundreds of fans sought autographs and handshakes.

4 weeks ago | odusports.com | Harry Minium

Share By Harry MiniumNORFOLK, Va. – For 90 minutes or so on Saturday, Old Dominion football fans will have the chance to check out most of the guys who will suit up next season for the Monarchs. ODU is strongest at quarterback, where redshirt sophomore Colton Joseph returns as a starter and redshirt freshman Quinn Henicle has mounted a strong challenge, and at linebacker, where All-American Jason Henderson is back, better than ever, after missing most of last season as he recovered from surgery.