Ahmad Walker, a senior guard on the Stony Brook Men’s Basketball team, was arrested on Sept. 10 for second-degree harassment and resisting arrest on Tuesday night.
Senior forward Rayshaun McGrew and sophomore guard Deshaun Thrower were charged with third-degree grand larceny and third-degree criminal mischief on suspicion of a theft on April 6.
Although he might not project his feelings to fans, opponents, coaches or even teammates, this season has been a tough one for senior forward Rayshaun McGrew.
SBU fell behind by 17 in the first half and spent the rest of the night trying to crawl back, but the team could not overcome its poor showing at the free-throw line.
Walker attempted 11 free throws en route to 17 points in a 103-32 win for Stony Brook Men’s Basketball over Division III United States Merchant Marine Academy.
Junior Ahmad Walker, a year after leaving the Seawolves for Barton Community College, will come back to Stony Brook as a JUCO transfer and be available for next season.
It is easy to attribute SBU missing out on the NCAA Tournament to one play in particular, but outside of inexperience, it was scoring the basketball that most often hurt SBU.
During the final seconds of the America East championship match between the Seawolves and the Great Danes, it appeared as if SBU was ready to put an end to the heartbreak.
