For a team that played tradionally as a defensive team, the 2013-14 Stony Brook Seawolves have figured out a new way to win games. Continue reading “Stony Brook Using Its Offense To Win In America East”
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Vermont, Stony Brook on Hardest America East Road Tests
Prior to the start of the season, I had the chance to ask players from Stony Brook and Vermont on where they feel the toughest place to play in the league is on the road and why.
Both teams are riding season-high win streaks into their first meeting on Friday night at Pritchard Gym on ESPNU. The Catamounts have won seven straight for the first time since the 2011-12 season, while the Seawolves have won five straight for the first time this season. Both are tied atop the America East conference with 5-0 records.
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The Dominant Force of Stony Brook’s Jameel Warney
In only his second season, Stony Brook sophomore Jameel Warney has established himself as an annual favorite for the America East Player of the Year award. A powerful 6’8″ power forward, he’s been unstoppable since he first stepped onto the court against New Hampshire and scored 18 points in his America East debut. Continue reading “The Dominant Force of Stony Brook’s Jameel Warney”
Stony Brook to Return Anthony Jackson on Monday
On Monday, Steve Pikiell and Stony Brook will return senior captain Anthony Jackson to the roster after a three-game suspension.
“Thank god he’ll be back,” Pikiell said after Saturday’s 70-65 victory over UMass Lowell, referring to Jackson’s return Monday at UMBC.
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Stony Brook 70, UMass Lowell 65
Stony Brook, playing without senior Anthony Jackson for a third straight game, needed every contribution from the team to deliver a 70-65 victory over UMass Lowell on Saturday night at Pritchard Gym.
Little Change for Stony Brook’s Pikiell under Woodruff
Stony Brook head coach Steve Pikiell has not had to deal with much change while taking a Seawolves program from a four-win first season to three straight regular season titles.
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Donna Woodruff Looking to Move Stony Brook Forward
Donna Woodruff’s life at Stony Brook University changed very quickly on a November afternoon. Continue reading “Donna Woodruff Looking to Move Stony Brook Forward”
Pikiell on Stony Brook’s Non-Conference Lessons
The Stony Brook Seawolves may be on the path for their fourth 20-win season in six seasons under head coach Steve Pikiell thanks to an 8-6 start in non-conference play.
While they were unable to notch a win over a team with over an RPI of 150, Pikiell said the non-conference slate prepared them for every type of matchup they might face. Continue reading “Pikiell on Stony Brook’s Non-Conference Lessons”
Columbia 68, Stony Brook 63
Columbia may not be the best team in the Ivy League heading into conference action, but they are certainly one of the most methodical, fascinating teams out there. Continue reading “Columbia 68, Stony Brook 63”
VCU 81, Stony Brook 63
Stony Brook had a chance for an important road win on Friday night at VCU. It was the Seawolves’ second to last non-conference test (they play at Columbia on Wednesday night) and a chance for a big statement win. It wasn’t to be though as Havoc got the SBU and VCU captured a 81-63 home victory. Continue reading “VCU 81, Stony Brook 63”
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