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Bryan Dougher
Bryan Dougher left Stony Brook as its leading scorer with 1609 points, and now finds himself playing in Australia. He is part of the Ringwood Hawks' starting five, as...
Trailing by two points, the Seawolves had the last shot at the basket in Tuesday's NIT first-round game at Seton Hall. Senior Bryan Dougher scrambled and threw a desperation three.
Despite a rough start on Tuesday night, the Seawolves managed to come back and trailed by only two points after halftime. It may have been the few but rowdy Stony Brook fans, or the marching band’s support, but something lit a fire under the Seawolves players as they started to drain shots from all angles of the court. Dallis Joyner led the Seawolves in points during the game with 14 points and Dougher—the Stony Brook Division-I career points leader—finished with 12.
The Stony Brook University men's basketball team is going to play its second National Invitation Tournament (NIT) matchup on Tuesday evening against the Seton Hall University Pirates. The Seawolves earned the right to play in this game as a result of their America East regular season championship.
For a program with the singular goal of making the school's first NCAA tournament appearance this season, the Stony Brook men's basketball team's 51-43 loss to the University of Vermont in the America East Championship game was a huge disappointment.
The Stony Brook men's basketball team dropped the final game of the America East Men's Basketball Championship to the University of Vermont Catamounts, 51-43, missing a chance to go to the NCAA tournament for the second year in a row.
After a dominating regular season, the Stony Brook men’s basketball team was well represented at the America East award ceremony this past weekend in Hartford, Conn. Seniors Bryan Dougher and Dallis Joyner, junior Tommy Brenton and head coach Steve Pikiell all walked away with conference honors for their parts in Stony Brook’s 21-win regular season.
And on Saturday, the Seawolves men’s basketball team will host the No. 2 Vermont Catamounts in the America East championship game, with the conference championship and the resulting NCAA tournament bid on the line. But first, the Seawolves have to get past the Catamounts, which could prove difficult in itself.
