We have had the most difficult stretch of the season in the nation with five of our last eight games against teams in the top eight in the country.  We have shown great effort in those games and held leads in the second half in three out of the five.  Of our other three games two were on the road, a 4 point loss at Cincinnati and a last play loss at South Florida.  The other game was a three point home loss to Marquette.

#4 rated Syracuse (25-2) starts off our week at The Dunk Tuesday night. Although we have had a tough stretch of games and injuries, our team continues to improve. Our short-term goal is to be playing our best basketball by the Big East Tournament at Madison Square Garden. The exciting element about tournament play is that records are thrown out and the game is decided on the court.

Our long-term approach as individuals and as a team is for off-season dedication and improvement. We are excited about our recruiting efforts, but will rely on our returners to set the tone for years to come.

Thanks for all the support from many true Friar fans that have written and emailed the office. We are indeed proud of our past at Providence College but excited about our future!

All the Best,

Coach Keno Davis

With four games against teams in the top seven nationally, we are facing the toughest stretch in the country. After our tough loss to Georgetown on Tuesday we are preparing to play at Villanova on Saturday.

We have had many bright spots from our young team this year. Bilal Dixon stood out against #7 Georgetown this week. To be able to pull down 16 rebounds as a freshman alongside Jamine Peterson's rebounding ability should translate to good things in the future.

Our post-season celebration banquet is set for April 10th at the Downtown Westin in Providence. For more information, you can contact Susan in the Basketball Office at 401-865-2266.

Thanks again for your support of our team and of www.coachkenodavis.com.

All the Best,

Coach Keno Davis