Kyron Cartwright

With Dunn in foul trouble Kyron Cartwright played extra minutes and ran the show in the first half. 

Off the bench, Cartwright had 10 points on 3 of 5 shooting from the field and dished out 6 assists. 

Kris Dunn

Kris Dunn ended the night with 16 points on 5 of 13 shooting from the field, including 4 of 5 from three-point land. Dunn also had 4 assists and 4 rebounds in the game. 

However, Dunn got into foul trouble in the first half, playing only 10 minutes and then picked up fouls 3 and 4 in the second with plenty of time left. 

Dunn picks up the fouls because he tries to go for steals and doesn't get them. The Friars need him on the court. Playing only 10 minutes in the first half is not going to cut it against North Carolina on Saturday night. 

Turnovers

The Friars did a good job of not turning the ball over, only commiting six turnovers in the game. 

Meanwhile, USC had 12 turnovers, 7 of which came in the first half and allowed the Friars to stay close despite not playing great. 

Drew Edwardds

Freshman Drew Edwards deserves some credit for the final play as he made the inbounds pass to Bullock. 

First he had to get the ball in, no easy task in that situation. Second the pass needed to be perfect so that it wasn't at Bullock's ankles. Lastly he had to make sure the pass was inbounds and that it didn't bounce early.

Bullock will get the glory but Edwards deserves credit for the pass. 

Bullock game winner

What a moment and a play for Rodney Bullock who has had his struggles at times this season and has also looked really good at other times this season. 

Providence trailed 69-68 with three seconds left in the game when Rodney Bullock took an inbounds pass from under the Trojans basket and layed it in as time expired. 

See the Play HERE

Bullock ended the game with 16 points on 6 of 11 shooting from the field while also grabbing 10 rebounds. 

"Rodney had some issues his first year. Second year, tore his knee up. Had an up-and-down this year but he really saved his best for tonight. I thought he made a big, big three to put us up, I believe, one late in the game. Came up with a really big deflection, where we got a steal. A big block-out, where -- I'm just happy for him in his perseverance and for him to continue to believe in Providence College, trying to, you know -- it's tough raising these kids because they are young men that make mistakes, we as adults have to give them the opportunity to change, and I'm happy to see that it's worked for them," said Cooley after the game.