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Game time: January 27, 2024 at 12:30 PM ET

Venue: Amica Mutual Pavilion — Providence, RI

Article updated Jan 27, 6:15 AM EST

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In an upcoming Big East basketball game, the Georgetown Hoyas will face off against the Providence Friars. Georgetown is currently struggling with a record of 3-10, including

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In an upcoming Big East basketball game, the Georgetown Hoyas will face off against the Providence Friars. Georgetown is currently struggling with a record of 3-10, including a tough loss to Butler in their previous game. On the other hand, Providence is performing well with a record of 10-6, having recently achieved a strong road win against Seton Hall. Last season, Providence won both conference matchups against Georgetown. The game is scheduled to take place at Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, Rhode Island, with tipoff at 12:30 EST and will be broadcasted on FOX. Providence opens as the betting favorite at -11.5, and the line has not changed.

Betting Odds

Moneyline: Hoyas +500 | Friars -736

Spread: Hoyas +11.5 (-110) | Friars -11.5 (-110)

Total: Over/Under 142 (-110)

Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Providence will win straight-up is 88%.

Georgetown Hoyas

The Georgetown Hoyas started the season strong in non-conference play, but their momentum has slowed down once Big East conference play began. Currently, they have a 1-7 record in league play, with their only win coming against DePaul. The team has also lost their last four games, including a blowout loss at home against Butler. One bright spot for the Hoyas is guard Jayden Epps, who leads the team in scoring with 18.8 points per game. Epps is the top scorer in the entire Big East and has been performing well in recent games, scoring 16 or more points in his last four games. Dontrez Styles is another key player, contributing 13.4 points per game and 6.1 rebounds per game. Supreme Cook, a senior frontcourt player, scores 11.2 points per game and leads the team in rebounds with 8.2 per game. Jay Heath adds depth to the perimeter with 9.0 points per game. In terms of rankings, Georgetown is currently ranked 176th overall and 94th in offensive efficiency according to KenPom. However, their defensive efficiency ranking is much lower at 291st. Their playing style is also slower, as they rank 248th in tempo. In terms of NCAA Tournament prospects, Joe Lunardi does not have Georgetown making the cut among the seven Big East teams he currently predicts. The injury report for the Hoyas currently does not list any injuries. In terms of their overall performance, Georgetown is ranked 217th in power rankings. Offensively, they score an average of 72.63 points per game, ranking 234th in offense. Defensively, they allow an average of 74.63 points per game, ranking 254th in defense. When it comes to shooting, they make 41.90% of their field goals, 72.95% of their free throws, and 34.63% of their three-pointers. In terms of rebounding, they average 35.32 rebounds per game. On the defensive end, Georgetown allows opponents to make 46.67% of their field goals and 70.18% of their free throws. They also allow opponents to make 32.32% of their three-pointers. Defensively, they average 34.74 defensive rebounds per game. In terms of turnovers and assists, they average 12.63 turnovers and 14.47 defensive Ismael Massoud with the flush! 🔨 @GeorgetownHoops pic.twitter.com/m2OnvwELZi

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Providence Friars Analysis

The Providence Friars currently have a 4-4 record in the Big East standings. They started off strong by winning their first two league games but then experienced a four-game losing streak. However, they were able to bounce back and win their last two games. In their most recent victory over Seton Hall, guard Davonte Gaines led the team with 17 points. Devin Carter, a 6'3 junior guard, is the team's leading scorer, assists leader, and steals leader. He averages 18.0 points, 8.2 rebounds, 3.4 assists, and 1.6 steals per game. Carter is considered one of the top scorers in the conference and is particularly skilled in outside shooting, making 43 threes on 36.1% shooting. Josh Oduro, a 6'9 senior, contributes 14.4 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. He has recently been performing well, scoring 16 or more points in his past three games. This increase in production has been necessary since Bryce Hopkins, averaging over 15 points and 8 rebounds, is out for the season with a knee injury. Another contributor is Jayden Pierre, a 6'2 sophomore guard, who adds 9.4 points per game. In terms of rankings, Providence is currently ranked 47th overall by KenPom. They have a strong defensive performance, ranking 8th in the nation in efficiency, but their offense ranks lower at 135th in efficiency. The team also plays at a faster pace than their upcoming opponents, the Hoyas, ranking 154th in the nation in pace of play. According to Joe Lunardi's Bracketology, Providence is currently in the "last four in" section as an 11-seed in the First Four. In terms of statistics, Providence has an average of 74.06 points per game on offense, ranking them 196th in the nation. They have a field goal percentage of 45.83% (ranked 128th), a free throw percentage of 67.74% (ranked 296th), and a three-point percentage of 32.81% (ranked 225th). They average 37.28 rebounds per game (ranked 124th) and have an average of 13.94 offensive assists and 12.72 turnovers per game (ranked 136th and Sights & Sounds: Game 19 at Seton Hall pic.twitter.com/R3zDKyTEKv

Providence Friars on a Winning Streak, Ready to Dominate Against Struggling Georgetown

Providence endured a challenging period during conference play as they faced a setback due to the absence of their esteemed forward Bryce Hopkins, whose injury significantly impacted their performance. However, the team has successfully adapted and acclimated to life without Hopkins. Demonstrating resilience, they have emerged victorious in their last two games, including an impressive triumph on the road against Seton Hall. Furthermore, their proficiency within the post has been bolstered by the commendable contributions of Josh Oduro, an imposing 6'9, 240-pound forward who previously showcased his skills at George Mason. Oduro has assumed a leading role with the Friars in the wake of Hopkins' absence and has consistently scored 16 or more points in his past three games, resulting in two victories for the team. Facing the Georgetown defense, which ranks 291st nationally in efficiency, both Oduro and Carter possess the potential to significantly impact the scoreboard. Additionally, Providence boasts an exceptional defensive prowess, ranking 8th in efficiency, reinforcing the likelihood of stifling the weak offensive capabilities of Georgetown. With just one Big East win this season, albeit against the conference's lowest-ranked team, DePaul, Georgetown fails to present a formidable obstacle for Providence. Having restored their rhythm and covered their previous two victories, Providence is primed to continue their successful streak. Therefore, it is advisable to place faith in Providence to cover in this matchup.

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Lines, trends and availability

Line movement since open

  • Moneyline · Georgetown Hoyas+530 → +460Moved
  • Moneyline · Providence Friars-785 → -613Moved
  • Spread · Georgetown Hoyas+11.5 (-110) → +10.5 (-110)Moved
  • Spread · Providence Friars-11.5 (-110) → -10.5 (-110)Moved
  • Total · Over143.5 (-110) → 143.5 (-110)Unchanged
  • Total · Under143.5 (-110) → 143.5 (-110)Unchanged

ATS and O/U trends

Georgetown Hoyas
3-10 matchup record · 5-5-0 ATS · 5-5-0 O/U
Last 10 completed games on file
Providence Friars
10-6 matchup record · 7-3-0 ATS · 4-6-0 O/U
Last 10 completed games on file

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From the published research (2024-01-27T11:15:43.052Z). Availability may have changed; review the cited sources.

The Georgetown Hoyas started the season strong in non-conference play, but their momentum has slowed down once Big East conference play began. Currently, they have a 1-7 record in league play, with their only win coming against DePaul. The team has also lost their last four games, including a blowout loss at home against Butler. One bright spot for the Hoyas is guard Jayden Epps, who leads the team in scoring with 18.8 points per game. Epps is the top scorer in the entire Big East and has been performing well in recent games, scoring 16 or more points in his last four games. Dontrez Styles is another key player, contributing 13.4 points per game and 6.1 rebounds per game. Supreme Cook, a senior frontcourt player, scores 11.2 points per game and leads the team in rebounds with 8.2 per game. Jay Heath adds depth to the perimeter with 9.0 points per game. In terms of rankings, Georgetown is currently ranked 176th overall and 94th in offensive efficiency according to KenPom. However, their defensive efficiency ranking is much lower at 291st. Their playing style is also slower, as they rank 248th in tempo. In terms of NCAA Tournament prospects, Joe Lunardi does not have Georgetown making the cut among the seven Big East teams he currently predicts. The injury report for the Hoyas currently does not list any injuries. In terms of their overall performance, Georgetown is ranked 217th in power rankings. Offensively, they score an average of 72.63 points per game, ranking 234th in offense. Defensively, they allow an average of 74.63 points per game, ranking 254th in defense. When it comes to shooting, they make 41.90% of their field goals, 72.95% of their free throws, and 34.63% of their three-pointers. In terms of rebounding, they average 35.32 rebounds per game. On the defensive end, Georgetown allows opponents to make 46.67% of their field goals and 70.18% of their free throws. They also allow opponents to make 32.32% of their three-pointers. Defensively, they average 34.74 defensive rebounds per game. In terms of turnovers and assists, they average 12.63 turnovers and 14.47 defensive Ismael Massoud with the flush! 🔨 @GeorgetownHoops pic.twitter.com/m2OnvwELZi

The Providence Friars currently have a 4-4 record in the Big East standings. They started off strong by winning their first two league games but then experienced a four-game losing streak. However, they were able to bounce back and win their last two games. In their most recent victory over Seton Hall, guard Davonte Gaines led the team with 17 points. Devin Carter, a 6'3 junior guard, is the team's leading scorer, assists leader, and steals leader. He averages 18.0 points, 8.2 rebounds, 3.4 assists, and 1.6 steals per game. Carter is considered one of the top scorers in the conference and is particularly skilled in outside shooting, making 43 threes on 36.1% shooting. Josh Oduro, a 6'9 senior, contributes 14.4 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. He has recently been performing well, scoring 16 or more points in his past three games. This increase in production has been necessary since Bryce Hopkins, averaging over 15 points and 8 rebounds, is out for the season with a knee injury. Another contributor is Jayden Pierre, a 6'2 sophomore guard, who adds 9.4 points per game. In terms of rankings, Providence is currently ranked 47th overall by KenPom. They have a strong defensive performance, ranking 8th in the nation in efficiency, but their offense ranks lower at 135th in efficiency. The team also plays at a faster pace than their upcoming opponents, the Hoyas, ranking 154th in the nation in pace of play. According to Joe Lunardi's Bracketology, Providence is currently in the "last four in" section as an 11-seed in the First Four. In terms of statistics, Providence has an average of 74.06 points per game on offense, ranking them 196th in the nation. They have a field goal percentage of 45.83% (ranked 128th), a free throw percentage of 67.74% (ranked 296th), and a three-point percentage of 32.81% (ranked 225th). They average 37.28 rebounds per game (ranked 124th) and have an average of 13.94 offensive assists and 12.72 turnovers per game (ranked 136th and Sights & Sounds: Game 19 at Seton Hall pic.twitter.com/R3zDKyTEKv

Providence endured a challenging period during conference play as they faced a setback due to the absence of their esteemed forward Bryce Hopkins, whose injury significantly impacted their performance. However, the team has successfully adapted and acclimated to life without Hopkins. Demonstrating resilience, they have emerged victorious in their last two games, including an impressive triumph on the road against Seton Hall. Furthermore, their proficiency within the post has been bolstered by the commendable contributions of Josh Oduro, an imposing 6'9, 240-pound forward who previously showcased his skills at George Mason. Oduro has assumed a leading role with the Friars in the wake of Hopkins' absence and has consistently scored 16 or more points in his past three games, resulting in two victories for the team. Facing the Georgetown defense, which ranks 291st nationally in efficiency, both Oduro and Carter possess the potential to significantly impact the scoreboard. Additionally, Providence boasts an exceptional defensive prowess, ranking 8th in efficiency, reinforcing the likelihood of stifling the weak offensive capabilities of Georgetown. With just one Big East win this season, albeit against the conference's lowest-ranked team, DePaul, Georgetown fails to present a formidable obstacle for Providence. Having restored their rhythm and covered their previous two victories, Providence is primed to continue their successful streak. Therefore, it is advisable to place faith in Providence to cover in this matchup.

Recent head-to-head

  • 2023-02-26Providence Friars 88 · Georgetown Hoyas 68
  • 2023-02-08Georgetown Hoyas 62 · Providence Friars 74
Final result

Matchup pick recap

Providence Friars defeated Georgetown Hoyas 84-76

Providence Friars defeated Georgetown Hoyas 84-76 on January 27, 2024, a 8-point decision in the series. Providence Friars' strongest period was the 1st half, when it outscored its opponent 37-33. Against SportsJaw's recorded Georgetown Hoyas +10.5 (-110) spread, Georgetown Hoyas covered, while the 160 combined points finished over the recorded total of 143.5.

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  • DemarcusBryantSpread · Providence Friars -11.5 (-110)Loss
  • CoversSpread · Providence Friars -11.5 (-110)Loss