Click the play button below to see and hear our latest edition of projo SportsTalk with Kevin McNamara. Kevin has the latest on Syracuse's injury problems, the remaining matchup problems posed by Jonny Flynn and company, the importance of the game to both teams, and PC's continued high-scoring ways.

Here's what Kevin said about Syracuse's injuries this morning:

"They basically are going to be able to play with only six healthy scholarship players, which obviously is fortunate for Providence. Andy Rautins -- the starting two guard, one of the better 3-points shooters in the country -- is not even here. He has a badly sprained ankle; he's in Syracuse receiving treatment. Maybe more important: Arinze Onuaku, Syracuse's starting center, seems to have a troublesome knee, and I don't think he's going to play either. He is here, will attempt to warm up and try, but people I talked to with the Syracuse team, they don't expect Arinze to go either. So Jim Boeheim's very short-handed. He had already had two kids out for the season with injuries and is red-shirting another, so truly just six players in Syracuse's rotation, a very thin team tonight."