Stony Brook senior Jameel Warney earned another in the never ending list of honors he is about to receive over the next two months: this time it was earning a spot as a finalist for the Karl Malone Award. Continue reading “Jameel Warney Earning Accolades As He Constantly Improves”
Ed. Note: The following is a (rather technical) guest post about Value Add from its creator John Pudner. I’ve always found his rating system interesting and wanted to share these improvements with others. You can see the full ratings here.
Continue reading “Value Add Dominos Not WAR Indicates Jameel Warney is All-American”
STONY BROOK, N.Y. — The national TV lights were on, Stony Brook sold out the arena for the second time in their two year history at Island Federal Credit Union Arena. Continue reading “Stony Brook 69, Albany 63: Seawolves Streak Now D-1 Program Best 11 Straight”
WEST HARTFORD, Conn. – The problem for Stony Brook when it comes to this part of the season is no matter what they do, people will come back with, “Well, it’s not March yet, is it?”
We’ve gone over the postseason heartbreak for the Seawolves in America East and also the inherent ways in which the system is unfair to them, but what Stony Brook has done in the last few days has to impress you a little, no?
Two days after destroying New Hampshire, considered to be at least the fourth-best team in the conference, in Durham 80-50 and holding the Wildcats to 0.85 points per possession, Stony Brook came down to Hartford and they not only didn’t give the Hawks hope, they didn’t let them score en route to a 77-43 pummeling, holding Hartford to 0.65 ppp in the process.
Continue reading “Stony Brook 77, Hartford 43: Seawolves Doing All They Can Right Now”
Columbia came out shooting hot and got up by as many as 17, but Stony Brook stormed back with a 26-3 run to defeat the Lions and end their portion of non-conference play 9-4. Continue reading “Photo Gallery: Stony Brook 69, Columbia 60”
Stony Brook, who was picked by all but one opposing coach to be the America East favorite, came in out of sorts in their final pre-conference tuneup. Continue reading “Stony Brook 69, Columbia 60: Seawolves Finish Non-Conference Play With A Run For The Ages”
While everyone else is filing a list of their best stories of the last year, here are some of the questions that were answered during the past 365 days. Continue reading “How 2015 Will Be Remembered”
Round two of the Battle of Long Island lived up to the hype. For the second year in a row, the rivalry game between Hofstra and Stony Brook came down to the final possession, and this time it was the Seawolves topping the Pride 71-68. Continue reading “Stony Brook 71, Hofstra 68: Pride Fall Short”
There is one lasting impression both coaches gave after Stony Brook outlasted Hofstra on Sunday: they enjoy these local rivalry games. Continue reading “Hofstra, Stony Brook Eager For More Local Rivalries”
Stony Brook managed to earn their first victory in the Long Island rivalry in eight years, picking up a 71-68 victory over Hofstra on Sunday. Continue reading “Stony Brook 71, Hofstra 68: Seawolves Earn Long Island Bragging Rights”
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