Both Stony Brook Basketball programs have hit the ground running into the start of America East Conference play, combining for a perfect 13-0 record over the last month.
Just six games into the new season, Stony Brook Men's Basketball has separated itself from last year's team with a 91-77 win over Princeton on Saturday.
The Seawolves held a team that came into the contest averaging 91 points in its first two games to 67, in a large part to a strong defensive showing in the second half.
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.
With perhaps the most talented class of seniors facing one last chance at sending SBU to the NCAA Tournament, Steve Pikiell just wants his team to focus on the short-term.
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.
