The Albany Great Danes came in to Stony Brook looking to do something none of their other conference members had done this year: win a game at Pritchard Gym. Continue reading “Stony Brook Squeezes Win Over Albany, Closes America East 14-2”
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Three New York Players Named Lou Henson Finalists
Three local players have been named finalists for the Lou Henson award, which is given by CollegeInsider to the top mid-major player in the country. Tommy Brenton of Stony Brook, Jamal Olasewere of LIU Brooklyn and Momo Jones of Iona are all candidates for their conference’s Player of the Year awards as well. Continue reading “Three New York Players Named Lou Henson Finalists”
Conference Check-ins: America East and Patriot League
With only three to four weeks left in the regular season, I felt it was an excellent time to look at some of the mid-major regular season races across the east coast. Time is running out for teams attempting to jockey into favorable position before making a run at qualification into the NCAA tournament. Today, we’ll break down the top of the standings for the America East and the Patriot League conferences. Continue reading “Conference Check-ins: America East and Patriot League”
Still Not Buying Murray State as an Elite Mid-Major
You may have noticed that each week I’m voting in the ESPN Mid-Major Power Rankings. The exercise requires my fellow voters and I to rank the Top 15 Mid-Major teams (as defined by ESPN so no A-10, CUSA or MWC along with BCS guys). Murray State keeps ending up on there. Every week I say it confuses me. Let’s go into it in more depth. Continue reading “Still Not Buying Murray State as an Elite Mid-Major”
NEC Week 4: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
I broke a personal best this past week when I attended four NEC games in three days. I spent a majority of my Sunday adjusting to the craziness as a result, but I’d certainly do it again. I saw two-thirds of the league in action, therefore I’m ready to broadcast my thoughts, opinions, and a bunch more on the week four version of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, NEC style. Continue reading “NEC Week 4: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly”
Three Videos From Last Week
New York City schools were all over the SportsCenter Top 10 last week. Here are three moments that were captured on video and memorialized on YouTube.
Career Days from Brenton, McAlister Carry Stony Brook to 79-69 Win over Maine
Senior Tommy Brenton and junior Eric McAlister had career best games in Stony Brook’s 79-69 victory over Maine at Pritchard Gym Saturday. Continue reading “Career Days from Brenton, McAlister Carry Stony Brook to 79-69 Win over Maine”
Upsets Push Stony Brook Back to Top of AE
When Stony Brook lost at Vermont last Friday night it looked like the Seawolves might have to battle a long time to get back into sole possession of first place in America East. It turns out it took about five days. Continue reading “Upsets Push Stony Brook Back to Top of AE”
Long Island Basketball’s Revival
Stony Brook and Hofstra are both having success, in the process the two Long Island schools have switched identities. Continue reading “Long Island Basketball’s Revival”
Strong 2nd Half Leads Stony Brook Past Binghamton
A guest post from Ari Kramer, who was at last night’s Stony Brook victory over Binghamton. – For Stony Brook, Wednesday’s 62-37 win at Binghamton can be described as a tale of two halves — offensively, at least. Continue reading “Strong 2nd Half Leads Stony Brook Past Binghamton”