USC Plays Providence In An NCAA Tournament First Four Game

USC makes the NCAA Tournament. And it gets a rematch with Providence. This time it’s at Dayton for a First Four play-in game. If USC wins, it faces SMU. The Trojans defeated the Mustangs, 78-73, in November at the Galen Center.

Providence (20-12) no longer has point guard Kris Dunn or power forward Ben Bentil from last year’s team, so USC has to be the favorite. I doubt Andy Enfield wants a rematch with SMU, however. Did the NCAA really have to schedule these rematches?

UPDATED: USC-Providence will be Wednesday at around 6:10 p.m. on truTV.

9 thoughts on “USC Plays Providence In An NCAA Tournament First Four Game

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  1. ESPN’s panel is destroying the USC pick. Hear that Trojan team? They think you’re unworthy! They don’t think you belong! So, what are you gonna do about it?

    • Good point. Should be bulletin board fodder. ESPN loves getting outraged about 18 win ACC teams getting hosed.

  2. a chance…to win a few more…I would rather play to win the NIT but beauty is in the eye of the beholder

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