How to Watch Providence Friars Basketball This Year
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I can watch every game of both the Providence College men’s and women’s basketball teams. That is, as long as I’ve cut the cord. Many of these matchups are streaming only.
In a hurry? Most men’s team games are featured on Fox Sports channels and most women’s games appear on FloHoops. For live TV games, these streaming services work great:
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In 2022, the Providence Friars completed their hundredth season of competitive collegiate basketball and they celebrated with their first trip to the Sweet 16 since 1997.
Providence has a long history of putting good teams out on the floor. Rick Pitino, Billy Donovan, John Thompson, and Lenny Wilkens all have ties to the Friars and are some of the greatest college and NBA coaches of all time.
Providence continues to produce men’s basketball teams that consistently end up playing in March Madness.
March Madness is on. But neither of the Friars’ teams will be participating.
The women’s team struggled most of the season — especially at the end. The men’s basketball team did better including defeating No 8 Creighton in the conference finals. But this was not enough to get them the call.
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Channels to Watch Providence Friars Basketball
Unlike the power five basketball conferences, the Big East does not have its own television channel on which teams from the conference are featured. Because of this, it can be difficult to consistently find televised games for some of the teams from this conference.
The Providence women’s team is difficult to find on television. Only a handful of games appear on channels like FS1 and whatever provider their opponents use. But the good news is that almost all of their games stream live on FloHoops — the FloSports basketball network.
The men’s basketball team, on the other hand, has been good over the past couple of years, and their games can usually be found on either CBS Sports Network (CBSSN), Fox Sports 1 (FS1), Fox, FS2, or ESPNU. The majority of their games to date have been televised on FS1.
Streaming Providence Basketball
All these live TV streaming services will allow you to watch the vast majority of Friars basketball games on the men’s side:
Fubo (formerly FuboTV): Get 150+ channels with a strong sports-bent for $79.99/month. (Fubo review)
Sling TV: The Blue plan ($45.99/month) allows you to watch most games but you can increase that by combining it with the Orange plan and Sports Extra add-on. (Sling TV review) (March Madness coverage and schedule)
DIRECTV: Offers 75+ channels ($59.99/month) that will allow you to watch most games. Upgrade for them all. (DIRECTV review)
Hulu + Live TV: Watch every men’s basketball game with this 100+ live TV channel plan for $82.99/month. (Hulu Live review)
Similarly, streaming services generally allow you to stream on multiple devices at once. That’s true of all the services here. Some are extreme. Fubo allows you to stream on up to 10 devices at once. DIRECTV offers unlimited devices but, of course, that’s bandwidth-limited.
All these streaming services support the following devices:
Amazon Fire TV
Android Mobile
Android TV
Apple TV
Chromecast
iPad/iPhone
Roku
Web browsers
Fubo, Sling, Hulu, and YouTube also support many smart TVs and gaming consoles.
FloHoops
If you are a Providence Friars women’s basketball fan, the live TV channels will limit you to only a few games. But almost all their games stream live on FloHoops.
See our complete guide to FloSports — the umbrella streaming service that includes FloHoops. It is a great option for NCAA women’s basketball in general.
Providence Friars Basketball
Providence Friars basketball started in 1921 on an informal basis, and then formed a consistently competitive college team in 1926.
The school operated as an independent for the first 60 years of its existence until 1979 when the Friars joined the Big East as one of the conference’s founding schools that also included basketball powerhouses Georgetown Hoyas, Syracuse Orange, and St John’s Red Storm.
The women’s team joined the conference in 1982 and the school has remained affiliated with the Big East ever since.
The “Ocean State Rivalry” between Providence and Rhode Island University, is the school’s biggest rivalry, and through 133 meetings, Providence enjoys a 75-58 advantage. There are also heated rivalries with UConn and Boston College.
The men’s basketball team plays their home games in the Amica Mutual Pavilion, also known as the “AMP.” This 12,500-seat pavilion was formerly known as the Dunkin Donuts Center. Amica Mutual Insurance Company purchased the naming rights in 2022. The less heralded women’s team plays at Alumni Hall, a 1,854-seat gymnasium on campus.
Providence Friars Men’s Basketball
The men’s team has been to two Final Fours in 1973 and 1987, two additional Elite Eights, and numerous visits to March Madness. The 1987 season featured leading scorer Billy Donovan and Head Coach Rick Pitino taking the team all the way to the Final Four. Donovan and Pitino went onto historic careers in coaching both in the NBA and NCAA.
Head coach Ed Cooley moved on to Georgetown. He was replaced by Kim English. Devin Carter is the dominant player on the team leading in points, assists, steals, and rebounds. Josh Oduro leads the team in blocked shots. Rounding out the squad are Ticket Gaines, Rafael Castro, Corey Floyd Jr, Garwey Dual, Rich Barron, and Jayden Pierre.
Bryce Hopkins suffered a season-ending knee injury in the Friars’ January 3rd loss to the Seton Hall Pirates.
2023-24 Men’s Basketball Schedule
Date
Time (ET)
Game
TV
Mon Nov 6
7:00 pm
vs Columbia
Sat Nov 11
6:00 pm
vs Milwaukee
Tue Nov 14
6:00 pm
vs Wisconsin
FS1
Fri Nov 17
6:00 pm
vs Kansas State
Fri Nov 24
7:00 pm
vs Lehigh
Tue Nov 28
7:00 pm
vs Wagner
Sat Dec 2
7:30 pm
vs Rhode Island
Tue Dec 5
7:00 pm
@ Oklahoma
ESPNU
Sun Dec 10
12:00 pm
vs Brown
Sat Dec 16
1:30 pm
vs Sacred Heart
Tue Dec 19
8:30 pm
vs Marquette
Sat Dec 23
12:00 pm
vs Butler
Wed Jan 3
6:30 pm
vs Seton Hall
Sat Jan 6
2:00 pm
@ Creighton
Wed Jan 10
6:30 pm
@ St. John’s
Sat Jan 13
2:00 pm
vs Xavier
Wed Jan 17
9:00 pm
@ DePaul
Wed Jan 24
6:30 pm
@ Seton Hall
Sat Jan 27
12:30 pm
vs Georgetown
Wed Jan 31
8:30 pm
@ UConn
Sun Feb 4
6:00 pm
@ Villanova
Wed Feb 7
8:30 pm
vs Creighton
Sat Feb 10
2:00 pm
@ Butler
Tue Feb 13
7:00 pm
vs St. John’s
Sat Feb 17
7:30 pm
vs DePaul
Wed Feb 21
8:00 pm
@ Xavier
Wed Feb 28
7:00 pm
@ Marquette
Sat Mar 2
12:00 pm
vs Villanova
Tue Mar 5
7:00 pm
@ Georgetown
Sat Mar 9
TBD
vs UConn
Providence Friars Women’s Basketball
The women’s team has not had the same level of success as the men, but they have been in the NCAA tournament five times including one trip to the Sweet Sixteen in 1990. The women’s team began in 1974 and joined the Big East in 1982 where it continues to compete today.
Their last trip to the tournament was in 1992, but the team has experience some level of success recently with a winning record during the 2018-19 season for the first time since 2009.
Jim Crowley left the Friars last year for St Bonaventure. Erin Batth is the new head coach. And although the 2023-24 season has been weak, it is a notable improvement over last year.
Olivia Olsen dominates the Friars with the lead in points, steals, blocked shots, and rebounds. Marta Morales Romero leads in assists. Rounding out the team are Brynn Farrell, Emily Archibald, Sarah Bandoma, Nariah Scott, Kendall Eddy, and Ugne Sirtautaite.
2023-24 Women’s Basketball Schedule
Date
Time (ET)
Game
TV
Tue Nov 7
7:00 pm
vs Hampton
Fri Nov 10
7:00 pm
vs Vermont
Wed Nov 15
7:00 pm
@ Brown
ESPN+
Sun Nov 19
2:00 pm
vs Boston College
Wed Nov 22
2:00 pm
vs Monmouth
Sun Nov 26
1:00 pm
@ Penn State
Wed Nov 29
11:00 am
@ Columbia
ESPN+
Sat Dec 2
2:00 pm
vs Iona
Wed Dec 6
7:00 pm
vs Rhode Island
Sat Dec 9
12:00 pm
@ Yale
ESPN+
Sat Dec 16
5:00 pm
vs Sacred Heart
Wed Dec 20
3:30 pm
vs Baylor
Thu Dec 21
1:15 pm
vs Kennesaw State
Sat Dec 30
2:00 pm
@ Seton Hall
Wed Jan 3
11:00 am
vs DePaul
Sat Jan 6
6:00 pm
vs St. John’s
Wed Jan 10
6:30 pm
@ UConn
Sun Jan 14
2:00 pm
@ Creighton
Wed Jan 17
7:00 pm
vs Georgetown
Sun Jan 21
12:00 pm
@ Butler
Wed Jan 24
7:00 pm
vs Villanova
Sat Jan 27
2:00 pm
@ Xavier
Sat Feb 3
2:00 pm
vs Marquette
Wed Feb 7
8:00 pm
@ DePaul
Sat Feb 10
7:00 pm
@ Georgetown
Wed Feb 14
7:00 pm
vs Butler
Sun Feb 18
2:00 pm
vs Xavier
Wed Feb 21
7:00 pm
@ Villanova
Sat Feb 24
2:00 pm
@ St. John’s
Wed Feb 28
7:00 pm
vs Seton Hall
Sat Mar 2
7:00 pm
vs UConn
Our Choice
When I compared the options, Fubo really stood out as the best pick for watching Providence Friars basketball. With a solid lineup of over 150 channels, including FS1, FS2, Fox, and ESPNU, it covers all the key games. The streaming quality is top-notch, and I love the ease of use – the interface is simple, and it just works without issues. Plus, the cloud DVR is a great bonus for recording games if you can’t catch them live. It’s a great choice for anyone who wants reliable, affordable streaming with plenty of sports action.
FAQs
What radio stations carry Providence Friars basketball?
WPRO is the new home for Providence men’s basketball and can be found at 99.7 on your FM dial or 630 AM . You can also listen to every game on the Providence University radio station 91.3 FM WDOM. Nationally, we can listen to Friars’ games on SiriusXM.
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