Georgetown defeats Providence 93-72, ends eight-game series slide

Georgetown men's basketball team secured a 93-72 victory over Providence, ending an eight-game losing streak against the Friars. The win came amid emotional challenges for Coach Ed Cooley, who mourned the loss of his mother. Micah Peavy led the Hoyas with a career-high 30 points, supported by Jayden Epps and Drew Fielder, who contributed 18 and 17 points, respectively. The Hoyas dominated the game with strong performances, including a pivotal 11-3 run to start the second half, which extended their lead significantly. Providence struggled, with Bensley Joseph scoring 25 points but the team as a whole failing to close the gap after Georgetown's lead grew. The victory marked Cooley's first against his former team and improved Georgetown's Big East record to 7-8, keeping their hopes alive for a better tournament position.