Expected to be Jameel Warney’s right-hand man in carrying the load coming into the season, Carson Puriefoy has harmed more than helped over the past few weeks.
The Lions can never seem to beat the Packers at Lambeau Field, Federer can never seem to beat Nadal at Roland Garros, and the Seawolves can never seem to beat the Catamounts at Patrick Gym.
For all the faults that come with a squad littered with freshmen and absent senior leadership, this team could not have dreamed of a more perfect outcome.
Point #1: Turnovers are plaguing the SBU men’s basketball team in the early going
As with the squad made up of mostly freshmen, Stony Brook’s made a habit out of shooting themselves in the foot...
Despite the loss of Eric McAlister and the allocation of only role player minutes for seven-foot freshman Jakub Petras, Stony Brook has out-rebounded all four of its opponents this season.
It was far from pretty and nearly went the other way multiple times in the final 60 seconds, but Stony Brook escaped with a 57-56 win over Columbia in its debut game at Island FCU Arena.
In the much anticipated Stony Brook men’s basketball home opener, the Seawolves will take on the visiting Columbia Lions on Friday night at 7 p.m. at the Island Federal Credit Union Arena.
What do we know so far? The Stony Brook men’s basketball team is playing the best it has since its inception thanks to head coach Steve Pikiell, enjoying a rapid influx of talent in recent seasons....
The search for the Seawolves’ next starting point guard has extended its reach to Longwood University’s Lucas Woodhouse, who, as of earlier this month, is transferring to Stony Brook.
In a tournament structure where momentum is just as important as talent, the Seawolves shot out of the gates at the America East Quarterfinals, blowing out Maine 80-54. The contest was never in question for Stony Brook, who went on a 7-0 run to start the game and never looked back from there.
