Old Dominion Stifles Regent into 27.3 Percent Shooting and 19 Turnovers in Blowout

Regent was held to a 27.3 percent field goal percentage and committed 19 turnovers against Old Dominion.

The Monarchs controlled the contest from start to finish, posting a lopsided 91-47 victory.

From the opening tip, the Royals faced an uphill battle getting clean looks at the basket.

Regent finished the night converting just over a quarter of its total attempts from the floor.

That 27.3 percent clip reflected significant perimeter and interior resistance throughout the matchup.

Beyond overall field goals, Regent struggled heavily from beyond the arc.

The Royals launched 27 three-point attempts over the course of the game.

Only five of those 27 perimeter shots found the bottom of the net.

That left Regent with a frigid 18.5 percent mark from long range.

A look at the individual ledger shows how widespread those perimeter struggles were.

Mincey was the lone bright spot from distance, knocking down both of his three-point attempts.

Bland managed to hit one of his four shots from beyond the arc.

Gribbins also converted one three-pointer on four attempts.

C. Brown hoisted seven shots from distance, finishing 1-for-7 on three-point tries.

Several other Regent players were unable to connect from the perimeter.

A. Brown missed his lone three-point attempt.

Delane went 0-for-1 from distance.

Gilliam went 0-for-1 from the outside.

Hanna finished 0-for-1 from three-point range.

Kilmartin took one three-point shot and missed.

Mullen missed his only perimeter attempt of the night.

Layne misfired on both of his three-point tries.

Worley also went 0-for-2 from beyond the arc.

At the free-throw line, Regent found relatively better success, converting at a 70.6 percent clip.

TURNOVERS AND DEFENSIVE PRESSURE

While Regent struggled to make shots, taking care of the basketball proved to be an equal challenge.

The Royals gave away possession 19 times during the game.

In addition to those player miscues, Regent was credited with four team turnovers.

Layne led the Royals in giveaways, coughing up the ball five times.

C. Brown registered three turnovers on the evening.

Gribbins also finished with three turnovers.

Hanna committed two turnovers.

Walters turned the ball over twice in his minutes.

Bland gave up possession once.

Delane was charged with one turnover.

Mincey recorded a single turnover.

Tema also committed one turnover.

Those 19 giveaways handed the Monarchs repeated transition opportunities.

Regent did manage to come up with seven steals of its own on defense.

Layne spearheaded that effort with two steals.

Bland recorded one steal.

C. Brown tallied one steal.

Delane notched one steal.

Hanna came away with one steal.

Worley added a steal to round out the group.

The Royals also registered six blocked shots during the game.

Delane swatted two shots.

Gilliam also rejected two attempts.

A. Brown recorded one blocked shot.

Layne added one block as well.

Regent finished the contest with eight team rebounds.

Neither team saw any player assessed a technical foul.

MONARCHS CAPITALIZE ON BOTH ENDS

Old Dominion used its defensive stops to establish rhythm on the other end of the floor.