1. Garwey Dual - Seton Hall Garwey Dual is the one former Friar who all of Friartown is most familiar with where he is playing this season. After declaring for the NBA Draft and going through the draft process, Dual ultimately returned to college basketball, transferring within the Big East to a Seton Hall team …
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Garwey Dual has officially committed to play for the Seton Hall Pirates next season and will still have three years of eligibility remaining. Following his declaration to go through the Draft process, Dual was invited to and participated in this year's G-League Elite Camp. When the final hours approached for the deadline to either stay …
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On the last day for players to withdraw their name from the upcoming NBA Draft, Garwey Dual has officially decided to return to college basketball and re-enter the Transfer Portal. Dual had previously declared for the NBA Draft back on April 11th. https://twitter.com/GarweyDual_2023/status/1778330013546299550 Following his decision to focus on the Draft, Dual was invited to …
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Following his decision to declare for the 2024 NBA Draft after his Freshman season, former Providence College guard Garwey Dual has been invited to Chicago to participate in the G-League Elite Camp, starting on May 11th. https://twitter.com/GarweyDual_2023/status/1778330013546299550 Dual is one of 44 invitees who will be taking part in two days of scrimmages and may …
Providence Friars 84 (14-6) Georgetown Hoyas 76 (8-12) Just kidding. He acted like an arrogant and pompous egomaniac with his post game comments after falling apart down the stretch to the greatness that is Devin Carter. Always talking out of both sides of his mouth, he ...He leads off with wanting to talk about the elephant in …
Providence Friars 73 (11-5) St. John's Red Storm 75 (12-4) In what is seemingly becoming an unfortunate habit, the Friars found themselves in an early hole and fought back to get the lead before eventually coming up just short by the end of the game. Providence is now on a three-game losing streak and the effect …
#23 Providence Friars 57 (11-3) Seton Hall Pirates 61 (9-5) If losing to Seton Hall at home for the second time in as many seasons wasn't enough, the Friars received the devastating news that Bryce Hopkins will miss the remainder of the season with a torn ACL that he suffered early in the second half …
Providence Friars 72 (10-2) #6 Marquette Golden Eagles 57 (9-3) They don't say that Providence is where ranked teams go to die for no reason. The AMP (or Dunk if you will) continues to be one of the toughest places to play in the country with the Friars sporting a record of 40-3 at home over …
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Providence Friars 78 (9-2) Sacred Heart Pioneers 64 (4-8) After a sluggish first half that saw Providence holding on to a slim one-point lead at the break, the Friars were able to get back on track and eventually pull off a comfortable win in their last non-conference game before Big East play against the visiting …
Continue reading Game Recap: Friars Close Out Non-Conference Play with 78-64 Win Over Sacred Heart
Providence Friars 74 (8-2) Brown Bears 54 (3-9) Following a sizable loss (72-51) in their first true road game against the #19 ranked Oklahoma Sooners, the Friars responded positively against in-state foe Brown, racing to an early first half lead with a strong defensive effort that held the Bears to just 13 points in the …
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