Jim Flynn (basketball)

Jim Flynn was a college basketball player best known for his contributions to Providence College Friars basketball in the mid-1950s. He was a key member of the 1954-55 Providence Friars team that reached the National Invitation Tournament (NIT) finals. Flynn, a forward, was recognized for his scoring ability and rebounding prowess. Details on his personal life, such as his birthdate and death date, are currently limited and may require further research. His career at Providence is remembered by alumni and fans who followed the program during that era. After his college career, it is not currently known if he pursued professional basketball.