Despite graduating two 1,000 point scorers, Stony Brook head coach Steve Pikiell said he believes he has the talent stocked to make another run at an America East championship in 2015. Continue reading “Roland Nyama and Incoming Freshmen Mean Bright Future for SBU”
Why hasn’t someone hired Steve Prohm away from Murray State yet? That’s the question I’ve come to lately. Continue reading “Returning Possession Minutes and Mid-Majors”
While Stony Brook might be disappointed they missed out on another NCAA tournament chance, they will have to quickly regroup because they are running into a very tough Siena Saints team on Tuesday night to open the College Basketball Invitational. Here are a few things to watch in that game.
You almost thought that Stony Brook caught a break, which would finally lead to a breakthrough into its first NCAA tournament appearance. Continue reading “Stony Brook’s Challenges Surface At Wrong Time”
Sophomore Peter Hooley found the right time to make the biggest play in the America East championship game. Continue reading “Albany 69, Stony Brook 60”
Saturday morning might feel like déjà vu in the America East final for many reasons. Continue reading “Stony Brook Looking to Close Pritchard with NCAA Tournament Berth”
The Stony Brook Seawolves have had spurts of playing like the elite team that they were last season, but have yet to sustain it for a full game. Continue reading “Stony Brook Searching for their Best Basketball Saturday”
Almost every team in America was playing today thanks to either the wrapping up of conference season or tournaments. We’ve got tons of coverage from the MAAC tournament and the recap of Wagner’s semifinal loss. Here’s what else happened for New York City teams. Continue reading “New York City Round Up: March 8”
The theories behind this have been rehashed ad nauseam thanks to Stony Brook being eliminated by Albany in the America East tournament while playing the semifinals at SEFCU Arena last season, but I just wanted to point out one more time what the league is doing by allowing its fourth place team to host. Even if it is a lovely “neutral” site environment for everyone else.
A unique four thoughts from Stony Brook’s regular season ending 73-68 victory over Albany on Sunday in what could be the final game at Pritchard Gymnasium. Continue reading “Four Thoughts: Stony Brook 73, Albany 68”
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