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Providence hires South Florida coach Bryan Hodgson: Friars hope to have more than $10 million to spend in NIL
Providence hired the 38-year-old to be the next coach of its men's basketball program, the school announced on Sunday. Hodgson agreed to a five-year contract with Providence, sources told CBS Sports. Hodgson just guided South Florida to the NCAA Tournament (as a No. 11 seed) in his first season with the Bulls and was at Arkansas State for two years prior to that, totaling a 70-37 record and two first-place finishes in the Sun Belt and the American.
"We are very excited to welcome Bryan Hodgson and his family to Providence College," Providence athletic director Steve Napolillo said in a statement. "Today we begin a new journey with Providence College men's basketball. It was my goal to find a head coach who would fit with our great athletic and academic institution. In addition, in this new revenue share/NIL landscape, I knew we needed a coach with the energy, passion and the skills to get us back to competing for championships and playing in the NCAA Tournament."
Providence men’s basketball hires Bryan Hodgson from South Florida as head coach
Ushering in a new era, the Providence men’s basketball team named South Florida head coach Bryan Hodgson to replace Kim English as head coach. English was let go at the end of a 15-18 season.
Hodgson will be the 17th head coach in program history. The school plans to formally introduce him at a Tuesday press conference.
“This is a program with a proud tradition, passionate fan base, and a city that truly embraces its team,†an “incredibly honored and excited†Hodgson said in a release. “We’re going to build something that reflects that pride. We will be tough, disciplined, and relentless in our pursuit of excellence.â€
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Bryan Hodgson Named Providence Men’s Basketball Coach
Hodgson becomes the 17th men’s basketball head coach at Providence College.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Providence College President Fr. Kenneth R. Sicard, O.P., and Athletics Director Steve Napolillo announced today (March 22) the appointment of Bryan Hodgson as the head men's basketball coach at the College. Hodgson, who becomes the 17th head coach at Providence College, comes to Providence after spending the 2025-26 season as the head coach at the University of South Florida. In three seasons as a head coach, Hodgson has recorded a 70-37 mark (.654). Hodgson will be formally introduced at a press conference on Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the College's Mullaney Gymnasium at Alumni Hall.
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