old-school glass cleaner, low-ego glue guy, and a rebounding machine for ODU
In the 2019-20 season, Aaron Carver was one of Old Dominion’s most reliable interior pieces, averaging 10.3 rebounds per game, ranking 26th nationally and first in Conference USA, while also starting every game and shooting 56% from the field[5]. He brought grit, physicality, and a high-motor presence that showed up beyond the box score—fans and coaches praised his toughness, defensive impact, and team-first edge, and ODU noted he was a key reason for its conference title run[13]. If a roster needs a relentless rebounder and blue-collar tone-setter, he fits; if it needs perimeter scoring, that’s not his lane[5].
