PC's Jamier Jones ejected late in game against St. John's

Ugly incident marks seventh player ejection in physical matchup

Published on Feb. 15, 2026

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Jamier Jones, a player for Providence College, was ejected late in the second half of a game against St. John's University in downtown Providence. The incident marked the seventh player ejection in what was described as a physical and ugly game between the two teams.

Why it matters

Player ejections and physical altercations during college basketball games can raise concerns about sportsmanship, player safety, and the overall tone of the competition. This incident highlights the need for better player conduct and officiating to maintain control of the game.

The details

According to reports, Jones was ejected after an incident late in the second half of the game between Providence College and St. John's. Six other players had previously been ejected in the physical matchup between the two teams.

  • The incident occurred late in the second half of the game on February 14, 2026.

The players

Jamier Jones

A player for the Providence College basketball team.

Providence College

A university located in Providence, Rhode Island with a Division I basketball program.

St. John's University

A university located in New York City with a Division I basketball program that played against Providence College.

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The takeaway

This incident highlights the need for better sportsmanship and player conduct in college basketball games, as well as the importance of effective officiating to maintain control and ensure player safety.