The Georgetown Hoyas may have lost to the Providence Friars on Thursday evening, 75-83, but it was the strongest they have looked in 2022. That said, Patrick Ewing’s squad is still some distance away from where they and the fans want to be. At this point, many fans are looking for signs of evolution in the program.
Georgetown shot 13-23 (56.5%) from three but 26-65 (40%) overall from the field. The Hoyas lost the rebound battle 32-33, but had fewer turnovers (10-12) and had more points off turnovers 20-12.
Dante Harris shooting 3-11 FGs did not help, nor did Collin Holloway going 1-9 FGs (1-3 3PT) or Timothy Ighoefe’s 1-6 from the field, but it felt like—except for that initial 0-13 run—the finally-freaking-healthy Georgetown Hoyas played better than the 21st-ranked team.
Defense continued to be an issue, especially with a couple late-game wide-open three point attempts. Providence, typically shooting about 33% from three, shot 9-19 from beyond the arc against the…
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