Ed Cooley, who has resurrected Providence College into a regular NCAA Tournament participant, is moving to Big East rival Georgetown, the school announced Monday. Cooley, 53, replaces Patrick ...

Ed Cooley is a Providence native, former Central High star player. Cooley’s move ends his 12-year tenure with the program he grew up following as a Central High student in the 1980s.

Ed Cooley is set to make his return to Providence this weekend when his Georgetown Hoyas take on the Friars. John Fanta reflects on his departure and previews what will be an unprecedented scene ...

Providence coach Ed Cooley has accepted an offer from Georgetown to be its next men's head basketball coach, the school announced on Monday. The move is huge for Cooley, considering his status as ...

Providence coach Ed Cooley is a candidate for Georgetown coaching job Cooley has coached the Friars for 12 seasons, and reached 7 NCAA tourneys Cooley, a Providence native, says there are lots of ...

Providence men’s basketball coach Ed Cooley is leaving his job for the same role at conference rival Georgetown. Cooley, 53, is a Rhode Island native who took over at Providence in 2011 after a ...

There was no one better for Providence 13 years ago than Ed Cooley. He knew it then, before probably anyone. He has that same mentality at Georgetown now.

Ed Cooley’s Providence return didn’t include any welcoming cheers — but that wasn’t necessarily expected based on his exit and the scene on campus. Primary Menu Sections. US News.

In Ed Cooley’s return, Devin Carter and Providence’s fans showed him what he left as the Friars beat Georgetown, 84-76. Saturday represented a full-circle moment in the Friars-Hoyas saga ...

Providence Friars head basketball coach Ed Cooley is leaving the university – to take the same job at a Big East rival. The rumors of Cooley jumping to the Hoyas have been heating up over the ...

Ed Cooley did to Providence what no Big East coach had done before. Friar fans haven’t forgotten. Dana O'Neil. Jan. 26, 2024 Updated June 12, 2024.

Everything that the Providence head coach and players said after a first-round NCAA Tournament loss to Kentucky, including comments about Cooley’s coaching future at Providence.