Tag: Friars
David Duke is the closest thing Providence fans are going to see to Kris Dunn in quite some time.
Of all the guys in New England, Duke has as much upside as anyone. He is a big lead guard. He’s...
It’s a sink or swim time for Providence, and they seemed interested in doing a little of both as they slid back and forth across the Dunkin Donuts Center on Wednesday night.
The fans were looking for a redemption game...
This may come as no surprise to anyone who’s ever seen the second bedroom in my apartment, but I love video games.
If you haven’t seen my second bedroom, let me describe it: over 200 physical video games are...
As the calendar creeps into late February, fans are very carefully observing every move the Providence Friars make. Every win or loss will dictate their fate in a few Sundays, and fans are keen on knowing exactly how that...
It’s poetic beauty that the Friars beat Villanova on Valentine’s Day because the win against Wildcats is exactly how new fans become fans for life and veterans of the team remember what they love about the Friars.
Providence’s win over...
The Providence Friars shot only 34 percent from the field and made only two of 19 three-point field goals as they dropped an 80-63 game to DePaul on Saturday at the Dunkin' Donuts Center.
Ed Cooley said after the game...
I still believe the Friars will end up getting to the NCAA Tournament. I’ve watched this team all season and I’ve always been a believer in the Friars, even when they were going through heartbreaks.
Now, all that said: this...
As Bracketology heats up and phrases like "Quadrant 1" and "Top 150 Wins" are thrown out incessantly, it's important to note that the picture is still incomplete. For the players and coaches, they must only focus on collecting the...
Watching Game of Thrones. Playing Mortal Kombat with my girlfriend. Experiencing Providence basketball in conference play. These are the things that I sit down for genuinely not knowing the outcome, but I know it’s going to take years off...
Any Providence College alum may remember learning about the theory of relativity in Western Civ class. For those who don’t know, it’s not an earth-shattering concept: it’s the idea that time feels like it moves faster sometimes, and slower...
