US EditionProvidence Signs South Florida Coach Bryan Hodgson
Bryan Hodgson joins Providence after a 25-9 season at South Florida, bringing a 70-37 career coaching record and proven success in offense and defense efficiency.
- On March 22, 2026, Providence confirmed it hired Bryan Hodgson as its next men's basketball coach, sources told ESPN as he finalizes a deal with the Friars.
- Earlier this month, Providence dismissed Kim English, former Providence head coach, after a 15-18 season and a three-season record 48-52 without an NCAA Tournament appearance.
- Earlier at Arkansas State, Hodgson produced a 25-11 Sun Belt title in 2024-25 and owns a 70-37 career record, guiding teams to top 100 KenPom efficiency rankings.
- With players entering the transfer portal earlier this week, Hodgson's first order of business will be retaining Stefan Vaaks and Daquan Davis amid Providence's reported eight-figure NIL commitment through at least 2026-27.
- Reports indicate Hodgson will mark his third head-coaching stop in three years, having turned down an offer from Syracuse earlier this week, Providence athletic director Steve Napolillo said.
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Providence Scoops USF's Bryan Hodgson As New Head Coach - Tampa Free Press
Providence College has officially named Bryan Hodgson as the 17th head coach of the Friars men’s basketball program, President Fr. Kenneth R. Sicard, O.P., and Athletics Director Steve Napolillo announced Sunday. Hodgson joins the College after a historic 2025-26 run at the University of South Florida, where he led the Bulls to a 25-9 record […] Providence Scoops USF’s Bryan Hodgson As New Head Coach
PC names Bryan Hodgson new basketball head coach
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) -- The Providence College Friars have named Bryan Hodgson the next head coach of their basketball team. Hodgson, named the 17th head coach in the history of the program, was previously the head coach for the University of South Florida. "We are thrilled to have Bryan Hodgson join Providence College as the [...]
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