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Game Notes & Preview: Providence (8-3) vs. UMass (6-4) 12/20/14

Where: Dunkin’ Donuts Center – Providence, RI

When: 1:00PM

How: CBS Sports Network (John Sadak & Steve Lappas)/WEEI 103.7 FM and Friars.com (John Rooke and Joe Hassett)/FriarTV

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Friars Take Care of Business Against Stony Brook

Providence was having a lot of trouble early against Stony Brook on the defensive glass. The Seawolves seemed to be getting second and even third chances by rebounding their misses against Providence’s zone defense. Ed Cooley was clearly frustrated and went to freshmen Paschal Chukwu and Ben Bentil early on to try to add length and toughness inside. Chukwu continued to play well and has shown improvement each time he has been given an opportunity to play more minutes. Bentil rush a few shots early at the rim but settled in and finished some nice passes from both Kris Dunn and Kyron Cartwright before nailing an open 3-pointer in the second half.

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Game Notes & Preview: Providence (7-3) vs. Stony Brook (5-4) 12/13/14

Where: Dunkin’ Donuts Center – Providence, RI

When: 12:00PM

How: Fox Sports Network (Jeff Levering & Vin Parise)/WEEI 103.7 FM and Friars.com (John Rooke and Joe Hassett)/FriarTV

Game Notes

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Friars Need to Stay Focused as Exam “Break” Nears

With just one game standing between the Providence student-athletes and Fall semester final exams the Friars need to keep their eye on the ball through Saturday afternoon. After a 3 game losing streak Providence responded on Wednesday to knock off their in-state rival University of Rhode Island in a game that felt comfortably in control most of the time despite the score being pretty close most of the way.

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