Providence 78-59 Columbia (7 Nov, 2023) Final Score -

Columbia Lions

0-1, 0-1 away

	1	2	T
COLU	27	32	59
PROV	42	36	78

Hopkins scores 14 as Providence knocks off Columbia 78-59

— Bryce Hopkins' 14 points and 10 rebounds helped Providence defeat Columbia 78-59 in a season opener on Monday night.

Nov 7, 2023, 04:03 pm - Data Skrive

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Princeton	0-0	-	7-0
Cornell	0-0	-	6-1
Columbia	0-0	-	6-2
Harvard	0-0	-	6-2
Pennsylvania	0-0	-	5-3
Yale	0-0	-	5-3
Brown	0-0	-	2-6
Dartmouth	0-0	-	1-4

Team	CONF	GB	OVR
UConn	0-0	-	7-0
Marquette	0-0	-	6-1
Providence	0-0	-	6-1
Creighton	0-0	-	5-1
Villanova	0-0	-	6-2
Butler	0-0	-	5-2
Georgetown	0-0	-	5-2
Seton Hall	0-0	-	5-2
St. John's	0-0	-	4-2
Xavier	0-0	-	4-3
DePaul	0-0	-	1-5

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