It might have been the final game at Pritchard Gymnasium before Stony Brook moves into their $21.1 million renovated arena, but senior Dave Coley was not going to let it be a loss. Continue reading “Stony Brook 73, Albany 68”
Pritchard Gymnasium will host its final regular season game on Sunday when Stony Brook takes on Albany in what could be the final game at the school before Stony Brook Arena opens in the fall of 2014. Continue reading “Stony Brook Saying Goodbye To Pritchard Gymnasium”
Before Stony Brook’s Jameel Warney started one game in his career as a Seawolf, he doubled as a recruiter.
Continue reading “Jameel Warney and Carson Puriefoy’s Special Bond”
The Vermont Catamounts find themselves alone in first place in the America East on a day that John Becker said earlier in the week would be an off day. Stony Brook fell 73-69 to New Hampshire and now the Catamounts control their own destiny in conference play. Continue reading “Five Thoughts: New Hampshire 73, Stony Brook 69”
New Hampshire made 14 three-pointers, none more important than freshman Daniel Dion’s form the left wing with 14.7 seconds left to give the Wildcats a 73-69 victory over Stony Brook on Saturday at Pritchard Gym.
The victory ends Stony Brook’s 23-game home win streak against America East opponents. The Seawolves last loss at home was to Boston University on February 4, 2011 in conference play. Continue reading “New Hampshire 73, Stony Brook 69”
With half of the America East conference schedule finished – eight teams played their eighth league game last night – now is the perfect time to break out some tempo-free numbers. Continue reading “Tempo-Free America East: Vermont Leads the Way”
A number of New York City teams made positive moves forward during conference play this week. It’s great because it makes selecting these awards even more difficult. Also, with so many teams showing signs of life hopefully we’re in for some excellent basketball in the NYC area during the next two months. Anyone who attended Quinnipiac’s overtime victory over Manhattan, certainly knows how exciting basketball in the city can be. Continue reading “Big Apple Buckets Weekly Awards – Jan. 27”
Senior Anthony Jackson appeared to be in the right place at the right time to save the Seawolves Friday night.
After a lead as large as 17 was cut to six, the senior drained a three-pointer to answer the run. Then, after Vermont freshman Kurt Steidl nailed a contested three-pointer by Jackson on the other end, the senior sixth man called for the ball again on left wing by shaking both his arms.
Continue reading “Stony Brook’s Anthony Jackson Embracing Bench Role”
Much like John’s famous five thoughts, I’ll borrow from him for five postgame thoughts on Stony Brook’s 67-64 victory over Vermont on ESPNU late Friday night. Watching Vermont for the first time in person, after picking them first in the America East for the ESPN Insider season preview, this national TV game was great to make some evaluations on both teams. Continue reading “Five Thoughts: Stony Brook 67, Vermont 64”
In a battle of the top two America East teams, the Stony Brook Seawolves never trailed to the Vermont Catamounts, though they came awfully close.
Vermont closed the deficit to three twice late, but clutch plays by the Seawolves pushed them to 6-0 in conference play with a 67-64 victory Friday night under a sold out crowd of 1,630 at Pritchard Gym on national television. Continue reading “Stony Brook 67, Vermont 64”
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