How to watch Providence vs Seton Hall: Live stream info, preview for tonight's game
Providence:
The Friars have already dealt Seton Hall a loss this season, having secured a 91-85 win at home on Jan. 11. Homecourt advantage has been a necessity for Providence so far this season, as it is 9-2 at Amica Mutual Pavilion and 1-8 elsewhere. This will be a crucial game for the team to try and pad its road and overall record. At 10-10 currently, the Friars are at risk of suffering their first losing season since 2012.
Seton Hall:
The Pirates have toiled through an ugly season that currently sees them at 1-8 in the conference and 6-14 overall. A loss to Creighton Saturday made five straight defeats and 10 of their last 11. The health of sophomore Isaiah Coleman is a big storyline to watch; Coleman is one of two Big East players averaging more than 20 points per game in conference play, an offensive punch sorely needed for a team that averages the eighth-fewest points per game in the country.
How to watch Providence vs Seton Hall men's basketball game:
When: Tonight, Tuesday, January 28
Where: Prudential Center, South Orange, New Jersey
Time: 7 PM ET
Live Stream: Peacock
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