Providence Star Bryce Hopkins Out for Season After Knee Injury Setback

The forward, who returned in December after an ACL tear, will redshirt and focus on recovery for next year.

Bryce Hopkins, a standout forward for Providence, has been ruled out for the remainder of the season due to a knee injury.
Hopkins suffered a torn ACL in January 2024 and returned to play three games in December before sustaining a bone bruise in the same knee.
Coach Kim English confirmed the decision to prioritize Hopkins' long-term health, granting him a medical redshirt for this season.
Hopkins, an All-Big East first-team selection in his sophomore year, has played only 17 games across the past two seasons due to injuries.
Providence, currently 10-10 overall and 4-5 in the Big East, continues its season without its star player, facing Seton Hall next.