Richard Coren

Florida ‘27 kid, 6’2 CG, #54 in his class. USF offered last august but lots of high majors in on him. #pcbc #pcbb

@CoachBHodgson @girlisonfriar @ProvidenceCrier @Divine_ProvPod @FriarPodcast @stevehartnett92 Thank you Coach!!

@girlisonfriar @ProvidenceCrier @Divine_ProvPod @FriarPodcast @stevehartnett92 @CorenRichard I promise you all I will do this. Let me get my feet under me, a roster together we can talk ahout, and I will connect with all of you! Go Friars!

@CoachBHodgson Would love for you to support our local content creators like @ProvidenceCrier @Divine_ProvPod @FriarPodcast @stevehartnett92 @CorenRichard because they bleed black & white and help make our fanbase fanatics.

Rich Barron is a great kid! Wish him well wherever he lands. #pcbc #pcbb

We all saw the press conference yesterday. In my article, I take you behind the scenes to Coach Hodgson’s meeting with the media! #pcbc #pcbb 247sports.com/college/provid…

@burnerballin @friarstothemoon No word yet.

@CorenRichard @friarstothemoon Any word on support staff like strength coach or athletic trainers coming w Hodgson?

Two big takeaways for me today: No Vaaks at the press conference, and the new GM will come from within Hodgson’s staff, Tee Butters. #pcbc #pcbb

@MattDebes Great job, Matt! I think your numbers are right, but what seems off to me is that only two players - Powell and Hargrove - had negative plus/minuses for the season for a team with a losing record…

Did this by hand, so I hope it's right/what you're looking for. Attached is a spreadsheet with the +/- of every major over-the-season contributor to the 2025-26 Friars. Their season NET +/- is the bottom row. N/A for DNPs. I'd gladly do this as an intern, let alone for Friarini.

@friarstothemoon Hodgson has brought a BIG staff. Not sure there’s room for Ryan, but we’ll see…

@CorenRichard Any chance Gomes stays on the staff, Rich? Btw you do a great job on Scout Friars. Podcasts and articles are A1!!!

Looking to move back up… #pcbc #pcbb

The future has arrived. #pcbc #pcbb

Podcast 132: with Chris Torello of Tampa Bay Sports. Chris covered USF and we talk all things Bryan Hodgson! His offense, defense, when he became THE target, players he may bring, who he may want to keep, and so much more! #pcbc #pcbb 247sports.com/college/provid…

Outstanding search process and ultimate hire. Future looks bright in Friartown. #pcbc #pcbb

@projomike Not happening.

Hodgson to Chapel Hill, Martelli to Providence. I could live with that.

@ProfDBernstein @TuckerCarlson With his platform, he is a very dangerous individual and his lies are going to get Jews killed.

@TuckerCarlson I challenge you to name a single individual anywhere in the west who has been imprisoned, or even threatened with imprisonment, for "criticizing the Netanyahu government." I'll wait.

Throughout the west, criticizing the Netanyahu government is now a crime punishable by imprisonment. Glenn Greenwald on the end of free speech. (0:00) The Current State of Free Speech (12:52) Are Jewish Students Underrepresented at Ivy League Schools? (16:10) Israel's Influence in America (23:54) Why Are Republicans Attacking Free Speech? (28:51) Where Are All the Protests? (34:34) Why Is War the Only Thing Both Parties Agree On? (36:36) Ron DeSantis's Strange Trip to Israel (40:44) Is Ethnic Conflict Being Intentionally Promoted? (50:04) The Future of American Politics and the Israel Lobby (52:43) Charlie Kirk (57:57) What Will America Look Like After This War? (1:02:10) Will Americans Be Arrested for Their Opinions? (1:09:07) Will We See Violent Attacks in the US?

Podcast 131: It’s official search season! We cover Kim’s dismissal and what went wrong, then break down the candidates to replace him, who’s legit and who isn’t, who’s high risk and who’s low risk and more! #pcbc #pcbb #gofriars 247sports.com/college/provid…

@lesherb @Jesse_Leg Yes they do. For example, since 2011, the US has sent $18 billion in aid to Syria.

@Jesse_Leg It's because the United States doesn't financially support Muslim countries that attack Israel. Why is this so hard to understand?

The level of sheer hate and vitriol that Rashida Tlaib has whipped up in her own community and channeled toward mine cannot be understated. Congresswoman—please spare us your crocodile tears, especially today. Growing up in Metro Detroit, any time tensions flared up in the Middle East, you'd reliably see anti-Israel Muslims travel from Dearborn to protest vigorously outside the Jewish Community Center, Jewish schools, and synagogues throughout West Bloomfield. I once asked one of my teachers why no Jewish groups from our community ever deigned to go organize pro-Israel demonstrations outside a Muslim community center or mosque in Dearborn. The teacher was offended by my question, treated the idea of such a response as both absurd and dangerous, then simply insisted that it was not something "we" would ever do. That asymmetry always stuck with me. It irked me. Many of the more progressive Jews in my community—many of whom attended Temple Israel—weren't as bothered by it. My family usually attended a different synagogue growing up, but I spent plenty of time at Temple Israel. In seventh grade, there were hardly any weekends when I wasn’t there for a friend’s bar or bat mitzvah. I vividly remember one Shabbat evening service there. Before taking a group of Detroit Jewish teens to Israel—mostly public school students with very limited Jewish education or knowledge about Israel's history or that of its antagonists throughout the Middle East—a rabbi told the congregation they planned to “teach these kids both sides of the story.” That comment bothered me then—and frankly, it still does. Why is it the responsibility of Jewish community leaders to travel halfway across the world to explain the grievances of people who openly celebrate violence against Jews? That instinct—to endlessly empathize with those who hate you—runs deep in parts of progressive American Jewry. Unfortunately, figures like Rashida Tlaib have spent years exploiting that impulse while simultaneously fueling the very hostility that makes Jewish communities less safe. So forgive me if I find today’s performative sympathy from the Congresswoman—a longtime arsonist of the antisemitic fire now raging in America—a little hard to take seriously.

@Leb_Zeppelins I’m good. I don’t usually tell antisemitic jokes.

@CorenRichard What dude??? It’s a joke. Are you good??

90% of the real estate in New York is owned by the Rothschild’s. The other 10% is owned by the Providence College Friars.

ScoutFriars article on potential candidates for the Providence job… check it out and let me hear from you! #pcbc #pcbb #gofriars 247sports.com/college/provid…

Hmm