Who is the new men's basketball coach at Providence?

Bryan Hodgson, aged 38, has been appointed as the new men's basketball coach at Providence.

What was Bryan Hodgson's record at South Florida?

At South Florida, Bryan Hodgson led the team to a 25-9 record in his single season, winning regular season and tournament titles.

Who did Bryan Hodgson replace at Providence?

Bryan Hodgson replaces Kim English, who was fired on March 13 after three seasons as the Providence men's basketball coach.

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Providence Lands South Florida Coach Hodgson

22 Mar

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Bryan Hodgson, 38, is the new men's basketball coach at Providence.
He led South Florida to a 25-9 record and NCAA bid last season.
Hodgson replaces Kim English, who was fired after three seasons.

Providence Lands South Florida Coach Hodgson

Providence has appointed Bryan Hodgson as its new men's basketball coach, effective March 2026. Hodgson, aged 38, arrives from South Florida, where he spent one season. He guided the Bulls to an impressive 25-9 record, securing both the American regular-season and conference tournament titles. This success marked the program's first NCAA Tournament berth since 2012. Hodgson's coaching career has seen a rapid ascent, including a previous stint at Arkansas State. There, he achieved a 45-28 record over three years, with two consecutive 20-win seasons. He also served as an assistant under Nate Oats at Alabama and Buffalo, gaining recognition for his recruiting and player development skills. Providence seeks to revitalize its program under Hodgson's leadership, aiming to improve after consecutive losing seasons and a last NCAA Tournament appearance in 2023. South Florida, meanwhile, faces another coaching transition under athletics CEO Rob Higgins.

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