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1 STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY Athletic Communications Office Indoor Sports Complex Stony Brook, N.Y Phone: (631) Fax: (631) Seawolves Basketball Game Notes - Game #6 Stony Brook (4-1) at Lehigh (3-2) Nov. 30, 2009 Stabler Arena (5,600) Bethlehem, Pa. 7:00 p.m. EST Schedule/Results Probable Starters November Nov at Maryland-ES...W, Nov Mt. St. Mary Coll....W, Nov at Wagner......W, Nov at Rhode Island... L, Nov NJIT... W, Nov at Lehigh... 7 p.m. December Dec. 2...at St. John s... 7 p.m. Dec. 5...Columbia p.m. Dec. 8...at Fordham p.m. Dec at Colgate p.m. Dec at Sacred Heart... 1 p.m. Dec St. Peter s... 7 p.m. Dec Holy Cross...2 p.m. January Jan. 2...at Boston U* p.m. Jan. 7...Hartford* p.m. Jan New Hampshire*...2 p.m. Jan at Binghamton*... 7 p.m. Jan 16...at Maine* p.m. Jan 18...UMBC* p.m. Jan 21...at Vermont*... 7 p.m. Jan Albany*...12 p.m. Jan Boston U*...7 p.m. February Feb. 3...at Hartford* p.m. Feb Maine*...7 p.m. Feb Binghamton*...7 p.m. Feb at UMBC*... 7 p.m. Feb at Albany* p.m. Feb Vermont* p.m. Feb at New Hampshire*... 1 p.m. March March AE Tournament!... TBA Home games in BOLD! in West Hartford, Conn. *America East game All Times Eastern Men s Basketball Contact: Jeremy Cohen Offi ce: (631) Cell: (860) jeremy.cohen@stonybrook.edu Media Information Television: none Radio: WUSB 90.1 FM and goseawolves.org Broadcast crew: Mike Solano, Jeff Bernstein 92 Gametracker: goseawolves.org. Video streaming: Lehighsports.com No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. G/GS PPG RPG APG Min/G 10 Bryan Dougher So. G / Dallis Joyner So. F / Tommy Brenton So. G/F / Chris Martin Jr. G / Muhammad El-Amin Sr. G / Reserves 1 Preye Preboye Fr. G/F / Danny Carter So. C / Patrick Dame Jr. G / Marcus Rouse Fr. G / Eddie Castellanos Sr. G / Leonard Hayes Fr. G / Desmond Adedeji Sr. C / Andrew Goba Sr. F/C / About the Seawolves Playing its second game in three days, Stony Brook University s men s basketball team hits the road to take on the Lehigh Mountain Hawks on Monday night. The Seawolves are coming off a victory over the NJIT Highlanders at Pritchard Gymnasium on Saturday afternoon. Sophomore Bryan Dougher scored a career-high 25 points for the Seawolves, who held NJIT to 32.7 percent shooting. Stony Brook improved to 4-1 with the victory, matching its best start since Quick Shots The Seawolves are in the midst of a stretch in which they will play three games in five days and four games over the next week... a victory over Lehigh would give the Seawolves their best start since it would also match the program s best start to a season since when SBU started the season in addition to scoring a career-high 25 points against NJIT, Dougher also tied his career-bests with fi ve three-pointers and eight rebounds... Dougher s previous career-high came last season when he scored 24 against NJIT... sophomore Dallis Joyner tied a career-high with nine rebounds against the Highlanders on Saturday... sophomore Tommy Brenton also grabbed nine rebounds in addition to setting a career-high with fi ve steals... sophomore Danny Carter and freshman Marcus Rouse each made their fi rst career start on Saturday against NJIT... Rouse dished out three assists in a season-high 27 minutes... he scored a season-high 16 points on Tuesday at Rhode Island... Rouse hit his fi rst six shots and knocked down four three-pointers senior Muhammad El-Amin scored nine points on Tuesday against Rhode Island, snapping a streak of 23 straight games dating back to last season that he had scored in double-fi gures... El-Amin passed 500 points for his Stony Brook career last Saturday at Wagner... the Seawolves shot 40.4 percent on Saturday and have now shot over 40 percent in every game this season... Stony Brook has not allowed an opposing player to score more than 16 points this season... the Seawolves have also held three of their fi ve opponents under 40 percent shooting... SBU out-rebounded NJIT Stony Brook has won the battle of the boards in every game this season... SBU held NJIT to 25 percent (5-for-20) shooting from three... the Seawolves have now held four of their fi ve opponents under 30 percent shooting from three-point land... following Saturday s game, Stony Brook will play just one game at home, Dec. 5 against Columbia, over the next month... the Seawolves open their season with eight of their fi rst 11 games on the road... it is its most road games to start a season since playing 10 of its fi rst 12 away from home to start the campaign... Stony Brook is all-time against Patriot League opponents. Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 1

2 America East Preseason All-Conference Team Corey Lowe*... Boston University Joe Zeglinski... Hartford John Holland*...UMBC Marqus Blakely*... Vermont Muhammad El-Amin... Stony Brook Tim Ambrose... Albany *Unanimous selection America East Men s Basketball Preseason Poll Rank Team (1st-place votes) Total 1. Boston U. (8) Vermont (1) Albany Stony Brook New Hampshire 39 T6. Hartford 27 T6. UMBC Maine 14 Stony Brook/Lehigh Series Date Location Result 12/23/02 Stony Brook L, /25/03 Bethlehem L, /4/04 Stony Brook W, /22/05 Bethlehem L, /5/07 Bethlehem L, /5/08 Stony Brook W, Total Lehigh leads 4-2 In Stony Brook Stony Brook leads 2-1 In Bethlehem Lehigh leads 3-0 Comparing the Teams Category SBU Lehigh Scoring Offense Scoring Defense FG % FG% Defense Pt. FG% Pt. FG% Defense FT% Reb Reb. margin Assists Turnovers Turnover margin Steals Blocks A Look At Lehigh The Mountain Hawks return seven of their top eight scorers from a season ago, including 2009 All-Patriot League selections, seniors Marquis Hall and Zahir Carrington. After dropping its fi rst two games of the season, Lehigh has won three in a row including home victories over Quinnipiac and Monmouth. Freshman CJ McCollum is averaging a team-high 16.4 points per game and has led the Mountain Hawks in scoring in all three of their wins. vs. Lehigh Lehigh leads the all-time series, 4-2, and is 3-0 against the Seawolves in Bethlehem. SBU defeated the Mountain Hawks, 71-50, last season at Pritchard Gymnasium. Junior Chris Martin scored a game-high 19 points while senior Desmond Adedeji added 11 points and rebounds for the Seawolves, who closed the game on a run. SBU dropped a decision to the Mountain Hawks in its last visit to Bethlehem during the season despite a game-high 21 points from senior, and current Director of Basketball Operations, Ricky Lucas. Coaching Matchup Steve Pikiell (Connecticut 90) is in his fi fth year as a head coach, all at Stony Brook. Brett Reed (Eckerd 95) is in his third season as a head coach; all at Lehigh. Seawolves Receive Votes In CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Poll Stony Brook s hot start has gotten attention nationally as the Seawolves were in the others receiving votes portion of CollegeInsider.com s Mid-Major Top 25 poll. The Seawolves received six votes in the latest edition of the poll released on Nov. 23. Road Warriors After winning just two games on the road in , the Seawolves won a program record nine games away from home last season, including victories over Air Force and defending conference champion UMBC. The Seawolves allowed just 52.4 points per game and 38.2 percent shooting in their nine road victories last season. El-Amin and Dougher were also important parts of the success, averaging 18.9 and 15.6 points per game, respectively, in those games. This season has been no different. In its two road wins, Stony Brook has held its opponents to a combined 32.4 shooting while Dougher and El-Amin have combined to score 29.5 points per contest. Last Time Out Sophomore Bryan Dougher scored a career-high 25 points and tied his career-best with fi ve three-pointers as he led the Stony Brook University men s basketball team to a victory over the NJIT Highlanders on Saturday afternoon at Pritchard Gymnasium. The America East Player of the Game, Dougher shot 7-for-13 from the fi eld and went 5-for-8 from three-point land in addition to tying his careerhigh with eight rebounds. Dougher s previous career-best in points came last season when he scored 24 at NJIT. Sophomore Dallis Joyner added fi ve points and tied a career-high with nine rebounds while sophomore Tommy Brenton grabbed nine boards in addition to recording a career-high fi ve steals. The Seawolves held NJIT to 32.7 percent (16-for-49) shooting and forced the Highlanders into 18 turnovers. Stony Brook led by three with just under six minutes remaining in the fi rst half but Dougher nailed his third three of the half to push the Seawolves lead back to six. NJIT would cut the SBU lead to one on a Drejon Scott three with two minutes left but Joyner dunked home a Dougher miss, following a Stony Brook timeout, to put the Seawolves on top The teams traded baskets over the fi nal minute of the half as SBU took a lead into the break. Brenton got free for a dunk for the fi rst basket of the second half and Dougher followed with two free throws to give the Seawolves their largest lead of the game to that point at NJIT would cut the SBU lead back to four on an Isaiah Wilkerson three but senior Desmond Adedeji then completed a three-point play and followed with a put-back hoop to kick start a 9-3 spurt that put SBU up with just under 14 minutes remaining in the 2

3 game. SBU pushed its lead to 12 less than minute later on a driving lay-up from senior Eddie Castellanos. NJIT would slice the lead to eight, midway through the period but Castellanos then set-up Dougher for a three from the left corner to push the Stony Brook lead back to 11. Stony Brook still led by nine with six minutes left but Dougher drilled his fi fth and fi nal three of the game to make it and freshman Preye Preboye and Castellanos each followed with baskets to give the Seawolves their largest lead of the contest to that point at with 4:38 remaining. NJIT would get no closer than 12 the rest of the way as the Seawolves defeated the Highlanders for the fourth straight time. Seawolves Picked Fourth In Preseason Poll Stony Brook was picked fourth in America East preseason coaches poll. It was the highest ever preseason ranking for the Seawolves. Senior Muhammad El-Amin was also selected to the six-player preseason all-conference team, just the second player to earn that honor since the program joined the America East in Seawolves Announce Signing of Dave Coley and Al Rapier Head coach Steve Pikiell announced on Nov. 19 that guard Dave Coley (Brooklyn, N.Y.) and forward Al Rapier (Chicago, Ill.) have signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Seawolves beginning in the fall of A 6-2 combo guard, Coley is a three-year starter for head coach Lawrence Pollard at Thomas Jefferson High School in Brooklyn. Coley was recently rated among the top 10 players in New York City by Rivals.com. Last season, Rapier played for powerhouse Mineral Area College and head coach Corey Tate, who has had 28 players earn scholarships to fouryear institutions over the past fi ve years. Rapier helped Mineral Area, located in Park Hills, Mo., to a record and the Region XVI Championship game. Rapier was an all-state and all-conference selection as a senior at Perspectives Charter Academy in Chicago, averaging 18 points, 17 rebounds, and six assists per game. The versatile 6-7 swingman was also selected as the #1 player in the Blue West Conference by the Chicago Tribune in addition to being ranked as the #17 forward in the area in MidState- Hoops.com s fi nal 2008 rankings Seawolves Accomplishments Steve Pikiell led the Stony Brook men's basketball team to its best season in its 10-year Division I history in Below are the Seawolves accomplishments from last season. - Won 16 games, their most since joining the America East in Defeated 15 Division I opponents, their most since joining Division I in Won eight America East games, a program record. - Set a Division I program record for road victories with nine. - Finished the regular season in a tie for fourth place in the America East, its best ever fi nish. - Had a winning season for the second time since Four players named to All-America East teams is a program record. - Junior Muhammad El-Amin named to All- America East second team; fi rst Seawolves player named to second team since D.J. Munir in Freshmen Tommy Brenton and Bryan Dougher named to America East All-Rookie team. First time in program history that two players have been named to All-Rookie team. - Tommy Brenton, Bryan Dougher and Danny Carter combined to win the America East Rookie of the Week award seven times, the fi rst time in program history that three different players have won the honor in the same season Roster Information NUMERICAL No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Prev. School 1 Preye Preboye Fr. G/F Springfi eld, Mass./Winchendon/Springfi eld Central 2 Danny Carter So. C London, England/Reading Rockets 5 Patrick Dame Jr. G West Greenwich, R.I./New Hampton/CCRI 10 Bryan Dougher So. G Scotch Plains, N.J./Scotch Plains-Fanwood 11 Marcus Rouse Fr. G Upper Marlboro, Md./DeMatha 12 Eddie Castellanos Sr. G Jersey City, N.J./Hoboken 15 Leonard Hayes Fr. G Voorhees, N.J./Lawrenceville Prep 20 Desmond Adedeji Sr. C Landover Hills, Md./DeMatha/Dayton 22 Eric McAlister Fr. F Hightstown, N.J./APEX Academy/Hightstown 23 Dallis Joyner So. F Norfolk, Va./Granby 24 Tommy Brenton So. G/F Columbia,Md./River Hill/Hargrave 30 Chris Martin Jr. G Springfi eld Gardens, N.Y./Christ the King 32 Andrew Goba Sr. F/C Durban, South Africa/Durban 35 Muhammad El-Amin Sr. G Lansing, Mich./Holt/Lansing CC COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Steve Pikiell (5th season, Connecticut '90) Associate Head Coach: Jay Young (5th season, Marist '86) Asst. Coach: Lamar Chapman (2nd season, Lane '93) Asst. Coach: Dan Rickard (6th season, Stony Brook '04) Dir. of Basketball Operations: Ricky Lucas (2nd season, Stony Brook '08) ALPHABETICAL No. Name Pos. 20 Desmond Adedeji C 24 Tommy Brenton G/F 2 Danny Carter C 12 Eddie Castellanos G 4 Patrick Dame G 10 Bryan Dougher G 35 Muhammad El-Amin G 32 Andrew Goba F/C 15 Leonard Hayes G 23 Dallis Joyner F 30 Chris Martin G 22 Eric McAlister F 1 Preye Preboye G/F 4 Marcus Rouse G PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Desmond Adedeji: Add-a-dee-je Bryan Dougher: DO-err Andrew Goba: GO - bah Steve Pikiell: PIKE-el Preye Preboye: Pre-yay Pre-boy-yay Marcus Rouse: Sounds like House Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 3

4 Stony Brook Quick Facts School:...Stony Brook University Location:... Stony Brook, N.Y. Founded: Enrollment:... 23,998 Nickname:...Seawolves Colors:...Red, Blue and Grey Affi liation:...ncaa I Conference:...America East Arena:...Pritchard Gymnasium Capacity... 1,680 President:...Dr. Samuel L. Stanley, Jr. Alma Mater:...(Chicago, 76) Athletics Director:...Jim Fiore Alma Mater:...(Hofstra, 93) Sr. Assoc. AD/SWA:... Donna Woodruff Alma Mater:...(Penn, 90) Ticket Offi ce Phone: WOLF Coaching Staff Head Coach:...Steve Pikiell Alma Mater:... (Connecticut, 90) Record at SBU: (5th season) Career Record:...same Offi ce Phone: Best Time to Reach Coach Pikiell...Contact SID Offi ce Associate Head Coach: Jay Young (Marist, 86), 5th year Asst. Coach: Lamar Chapman (Lane, 93) 2nd year Asst. Coach: Dan Rickard (Stony Brook, 04) 6th year Dir. of Basketball Ops: Ricky Lucas (Stony Brook '08) 2nd year WUSB 90.1 The Home of Stony Brook Basketball All Stony Brook basketball games and any additional postseason games will be broadcast on WUSB 90.1 FM - SB's campus radio station - in Jeff Bernstein 92, Mike Salano and Curt Hylton will broadcast all 29 Seawolves regular season games and any additional postseason games. Pregame for all WUSB broadcasts will be 15 minutes before tip-off Seawolves Tendencies Overall in conference play in tournament play in postseason play at Home on Road Neutral Site Lead at half Trail at half Tied at half Leading with 5:00 to play Trailing with 5:00 to play Tied with 5:00 to play In single overtime In double overtime In triple overtime In quadruple overtime Shoot above 50% Shoot below 50% Shoot 50% Shooting 40% or better Shooting below 40% 0-0. Opponents shoot above 50% 4-1..Opponents shoot below 50% Opponents shoot 50% Opp. shooting 40% or better Opp. shooting below 40% Higher FG% than opp Lower FG% than opp FG% is even Outrebound opponents Outrebounded by opponents Rebounding is even More turnovers than opponents Fewer Turnovers than opponents 0-0 Same turnovers as opponents 2-0. When committing fewer fouls When committing more fouls Same number of fouls Scoring more bench points Scoring fewer bench points Bench scoring is even Player scores 30+ points Player scores 20+ points 0-1 Seawolves score less than Seawolves score 60+ points Seawolves score 70+ points Seawolves score 80+ points Seawolves score 90+ points Opponent scores 30+ points Opponent scores 20+ points 4-0..Opponent score less than Opponent scores 60+ points Opponent scores 70+ points Opponent scores 80+ points Opponent scores 90+ points In November In December In January In February In March On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday During the Day At Night SB s Biggest Lead: 37 (vs. Mt. St. Mary) Margin of Victory: 34 ( vs. Mt. St. Mary) Margin of Defeat : 17 (at URI) Halftime Lead: 22 (at Wagner) Halftime Defi cit: 15 (at URI) Home Crowd: 1258 (Mt. St. Mary) Road Crowd: 4030 (URI) Stony Brook in games decided by... Three points or less 0-0 Four to eight points 0-0 Nine to eleven points 0-0 Twelve to twenty points points or more

5 HEAD COACH STEVE PIKIELL Steve Pikiell is in his fi fth year at the helm of the Seawolves basketball program after being named the 10th coach in Stony Brook men s basketball history on April 13, Charged with building a program that made the jump from Division III to Division I in 1999, Pikiell guided the Seawolves to their best season in Division I history in The Seawolves fi nished overall and 8-8 in the America East Conference last season, tying for fourth-place in the fi nal regular season conference standings, the Seawolves best-ever America East Conference fi nish. The 16 overall wins and eight conference victories were the most for Stony Brook in its eight years as a member of the America East Conference. The 15 wins over the Division I opponents are the most since Stony Brook joined the Division I ranks in Stony Brook s improvement garnered national attention as Pikiell was named America East Coach of the Year by CollegeInsider.com. After winning just two games on the road a year ago, the Seawolves won a program record nine games away from home this season, including victories over Air Force and defending conference champion UMBC. The Seawolves also had great success in their fi rst season at newly renovated Pritchard Gymnasium, which included a program record four sold out crowds, defeating Albany, UMBC and Boston University. Stony Brook also set a program record with four players earning spots on All-America East teams. Junior Muhammad El-Amin (Lansing, Mich.) was named to the All-America East second team, the fi rst Seawolves player named as high as the second team in fi ve years. Stony Brook, which started three freshmen and had four in its normal rotation; had two fi rst-year players honored by the America East Conference. Freshmen Tommy Brenton (Columbia, Md.) and Bryan Dougher (Scotch Plains, N.J.) were both named to the America East All-Rookie team, the fi rst time in program history that two players have been named All-Rookie. Brenton, Dougher and freshman Danny Carter (London England) also combined to win the America East Rookie of the Week award seven times, the fi rst time in program history that three different players have won the honor in the same season. Before arriving at Stony Brook, Pikiell helped orchestrate the rebirth of the George Washington basketball program under head coach Karl Hobbs. In , the Colonials recorded 22 wins, the most since the season and the second most in 50 years, en route to their fi rst-ever Atlantic-10 title and automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The 14 conference victories were the most in GW s Atlantic-10 Conference history, signaling a complete turnaround for a team that fi nished last in the Atlantic-10 in A 1990 graduate of the University of Connecticut, Pikiell was a point guard, two-year captain and four-year letterwinner for the Huskies from UConn won its fi rst Big East title and advanced to the Elite Eight and Sweet 16 during the two years that Pikiell captained the Huskies. He played in 106 career games and averaged 8.2 points a game as a freshman. In 1991, Pikiell was given the UConn Club Senior Athlete Award for outstanding contributions to UConn athletics. He graduated from UConn with a degree in fi - nance. Pikiell enjoyed a storied career at St. Paul s High School in Bristol, Conn. The three-time all-state selection had his former No. 21 jersey retired after a career in which he ranks among the all-time leaders in points scored, assists and steals. The Bristol, Conn., native is one of nine children and has been an instructor at several summer basketball camps, including his own camp from in Cheshire, Conn. Pikiell and his wife, Kate, have four children: Brooke Elizabeth, 10, John Patrick, 8, Olivia Kathryn, 6, and Kevin Thomas, 3. National Mid-Major Rankings (Nov CollegeInsider.com) TEAM (1ST) RECORD POINTS LAST 1. Butler (28) Gonzaga (3) Old Dominion Siena Western Kentucky VCU Northern Iowa Creighton Portland Cornell George Mason Illinois State Wright State Rider Niagara Northeastern Long Beach State Akron Ohio NR 20. Detroit NR 21. Cal State Fullerton NR 22. St. Mary s Murray State NR 24. Radford Northern Colorado NR OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Texas-San Antonio 91, San Diego 87, Morgan State 69, Missouri State 59, Kent State 53, Southern Illinois 46, North Texas 45, Pacifi c 41, South Alabama 37, Wichita State 34, Cleveland State 30, Boston University 28, Buffalo 23, Vermont 23, UC Santa Barbara 22, College of Charleston 20, Jacksonville 17, Oakland 17, Wofford 17, Wisconsin Green-Bay 16, Milwaukee 16, IUPUI 15, Indiana State 14, Appalachian State 12, Holy Cross 11, Troy 10, Princeton 9, Davidson 8, Eastern Michigan 8, Campbell 7, Norfolk State 7, Bradley 6, Montana 6, Mount St Mary s 6, Stony Brook 6, Western Carolina 6, Furman 4, Sam Houston State 4, Ball State 3, Denver 3, Morehead State 2, Chicago State 2, Bucknell 1, Robert Morris 1, Western Michigan 1. Seawolves opponent The Last Time Stony Brook... Won on the road...11/21/09 at Wagner (72-48) Won at home:...11/28/09 vs. NJIT (60-46) Won on a neutral court:... 3/7/08 vs. Maine (73-65 OT) Scored 90+ points...1/19/09 at Boston U ( OT) Gave up 90+ points:...12/15/08 at No. 2 UConn (57-91) Scored less than 50 points:... 3/1/08 vs. Binghamton (44-49) Gave up less than 50 points:...11/28/09 vs. NJIT (60-46) Went into OT:... 3/109 at New Hampshire (57-58) Won in OT... 3/7/09 vs. Maine (73-65) Won by 20+:...11/21/09 at Wagner (72-48) Lost by 20+:...12/15/08 at No. 2 UConn (57-91) Shot over 50%:... 2/18/09 vs. Boston University (.535) Shot less than 40%:...2/15/09 at Vermont (.388) Opponent shot over 50%:... 1/28/09 vs. New Hampshire (.511) Opponent shot below 40%:...11/21/09 at Wagner (.298) Had 10+ steals:...11/16/09 vs. Mt. St. Mary College (13) Had 20+ TO...11/24/09 at Rhode Island (21) Made 10+ threes... 2/18/09 vs. Boston University (10) Tried 20+ threes...11/21/09 at Wagner (22) Player scored 30+ points:...1/24/08 at Hartford (R. Lucas, 33) Opponent player scored 30+ points /19/09 at Boston U (Corey Lowe, 33) Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 5

6 Stony Brook Men s Basketball Points, Rebounds and Assists Opponent Adedeji Brenton Carter Castellanos Dame Dougher El-Amin Goba Hayes Joyner Martin Preboye Rouse at Maryland-ES Mt. St. Mary DNP at Wagner DNP DNP at Rhode Island DNP Lehigh DNP DNP DNP DNP Starters in Bold Stony Brook versus since (First year of Division I) Conference W L America East Atlantic Atlantic Coast 0 2 Big East 0 21 Big South 2 1 Big Ten 1 0 CAA 2 5 Great West 1 0 Horizon 1 5 Independents 6 3 Ivy League Metro Atl. Ath. 3 2 Mid-American 0 1 Mid-Eastern Ath. 3 4 Missouri Valley 0 3 Mountain West 1 3 Northeast 4 2 Patriot League Southland 1 1 Southern 0 3 Southeastern 0 2 Games Led in Scoring (includes ties) Bryan Dougher (2) Muhammad El-Amin (1) Desmond Adedeji (1) Marcus Rouse (1) Games Led in Rebounds (includes ties) Tommy Brenton (5) Dallis Joyner (2) 20-Point Games Muhammad El-Amin (1) Bryan Dougher (1) Miscellaneous Stats Double-Figured Scoring Muhammad El-Amin (3) Tommy Brenton (3) Bryan Dougher (3) Desmond Adedeji (2) Chris Martin (2) Preye Preboye (1) Marcus Rouse (1) Double-Figured Rebounding Tommy Brenton (2) Games Led in Assists (includes ties) Brenton (2) Castellanos (2) El-Amin (1) Rouse (1) Starting Lineups Dougher, Joyner, Brenton, Martin, El-Amin (3-1) Dougher, Joyner, Brenton, Rouse, Carter (1-0) 6

7 Athletic Communications Staff Phil Hess Director of Athletic Communications Phone: Cell: Jeremy Cohen Athletic Communications Assistant (Men's Basketball Contact) Phone: Cell: Adam Gutes Athletic Communications Assistant Phone: Craig Schroeder Athletic Communications Assistant Phone: Stony Brook Athletic Communications Mailing Address Stony Brook University Sports Complex Stony Brook, NY Credentials Media and photographer credentials for events at the Sports Complex may be obtained by working press, radio and television by writing or calling Jeremy Cohen in the Stony Brook Athletic Communications Offi ce, Sports Complex, Stony Brook, NY All requests should be submitted at least 24 hours prior to the event by phoning the Athletic Communications Offi ce at Since space is limited, accommodations are on a priority basis: daily newspapers and wire services, originating radio and television stations, national weekly or monthly publications, electronic media outlets, local and regional television crews. Priority is granted to members of the media who cover Stony Brook athletics on a regular basis and to visiting media members. Photo passes will be issued only to accredited photographers on assignment. Services Complete team and individual statistics by half and play-by-play will be provided to the media. Parking Game day press parking is located in the parking lot on the west side of the Indoor Sports Complex. Postgame Interviews Stony Brook players and coaches will be available for interviews following each game. Interviews will be conducted in the men's or women's basketball team fi lm room. Interviews for the visiting team and coaches will be coordinated by the opponent SID. Player Interviews All player interviews must be arranged through Jeremy Cohen. Please contact the Offi ce of Athletic Communications and an interview can be arranged accordingly. Photography Regulations Passes will be issued only to accredited photographers on assignment. Press Row: Access to press row is by press pass and seating assignments will be designated in media areas. The press row phone numbers is Fax Machine The Communications Offi ce can send or receive FAX messages at anytime. The FAX number in the Communications Offi ce is The FAX number in the Athletic Department is Important Telephone Numbers Communications Offi ce Communications Fax Basketball Offi ce Basketball Fax Seawolves Hotline WOLF Press Row Cohen's Cell Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 7

8 Preye Preboye Danny Carter Patrick Dame Bryan Dougher Fr. G/F So. C Jr. G So. G Marcus Rouse Eddie Castellanos Leonard Hayes Desmond Adedeji Fr. G Sr. G Fr. G Sr. C Eric McAlister Dallis Joyner Tommy Brenton Chris Martin Fr. F So. F So. G/F Jr. G Steve Pikiell Andrew Goba Sr. F/C Muhammad El-Amin Jr. G Head Coach Fifth season 8

9 Desmond Adedeji 20 Senior, Center 6-10, 314 Landover Hills, Md. DeMatha HS/Dayton : Scored six points in six minutes of action against Maryland Eastern Shore (11/13)... scored a career-high 16 points on 7-for-9 shooting in win over Mt. St. Mary (11/16)... had 10 points and four rebounds in victory at Wagner (11/21)... tallied seven points and four rebounds against Rhode Island (11/24). Career - and Career-Highs 17 vs. Lehigh, 12/5/08 Min 20 at Rhode Island, 11/24 7 vs. Mt St. Mary, 11/16/09 FG 7 vs. Mt St. Mary, 11/16 9 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16/09 FGA 9 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16-3FG - - 3FGA - 4 at Maryland-ES, 11/13/09 FT 4 at Maryland-ES, 11/13 6 at Maryland-ES, 11/13/09 FTA 6, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 9 vs. Lehigh, 12/5/08 Reb 4, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 2 vs. Mt. Ida, 12/7/08 Asst 1, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 1 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16/09 Steals 1, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 4 vs. Mt. Ida, 12/7/08 Blocks 1, l.t. at Wagner, 11/21 16 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16/09 Points 16 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/ : Appeared in 15 games off the bench, averaging 8.3 minutes per game... set career-highs with 11 points and nine rebounds in season-high 17 minutes in victory over Lehigh (12/5)... six points, four rebounds and season-best four blocks in win over Mt. Ida (12/7)... registered fi ve points, eight rebounds and three blocks against Hofstra (12/10)... had eight points on 4-for-6 shooting in win at UMBC (1/3). Adedeji s Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/ MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/ at WAGNER 11/21/ at Rhode Island 11/24/ N J I T 1 1 / 2 8 / Totals Adedeji: Career Statistics Year G/GS Min FG-A FG% 3-pt FG 3-pt % FT-A FT% O-Reb RPG Ast. St. Blk Pts PPG 05-06* * Sat out due to NCAA Transfer Regulations Totals *At Dayton Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 9

10 Eddie Castellanos 12 Senior, Guard 6-1, 180 Jersey City, N.J. Hoboken HS : Played team-high 28 minutes at Maryland Eastern Shore (11/13)... had four assists in win at Wagner (11/21) : 09: Appeared in 15 games off the bench, averaging 8.8 min- utes per game... tallied season-high six points, on 3-for-5 shooting, in season-best 21 minutes against Vermont (1/17)... season-high four assists in victory over UMBC (1/31). - and Career-Highs Career 34 at Albany, 1/15/07 Min 28 at Maryland-ES, 11/13 4 at Columbia, 11/25/06 FG 2, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 9 at Albany, 1/15/08 FGA 4 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/13 1 vs. UNH, 2/18/07 3FG - 2 at Albany, 1/15/07 3FGA 1 at Wagner, 11/21 4 at Albany, 1/15/07 FT - 5 vs. Binghamton, 1/9/07 FTA 2 at Maryland-ES, 11/13 4 at Dartmouth, 12/4/06 Reb 3, vs. Mt. St. Mary 11/16 8 at Notre Dame, 12/30/06 Asst 4 at Wagner, 11/21 4 at Albany, 1/15/07 Steals 3 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 - Blocks - 10 at Columbia, 11/25/07 Points 4, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 Castellanos Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/ MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/ atwagner 11 / 21 / at Rhode Island 11/24/ N J I T 1 1 / 2 8 / Totals Castellanos: Career Statistics Year G/GS Min FG-A FG% 3-pt FG 3-pt % FT-A FT% O-Reb RPG Ast. St. Blk Pts PPG Totals

11 Muhammad El-Amin 35 Senior, Guard 6-5, 210 Lansing, Mich. Holt HS/Lansing CCC : Scored game-high 25 points on 9-for-20 shooting in victory at Maryland Eastern Shore (11/13)... scored 15 points and collected four rebounds in win over Mt. St. Mary (11/16)... scored 11 points, all in the fi rst half and passed 500 points for his Stony Brook career. Career - and Career-Highs 39 at Boston U, 1/19 Min 28, l.t. at Wagner, 11/21 9, l.t, at UMES, 11/13 FG 9 at UMES, 11/13 23 at Boston U, 1/19 FGA 20 at UMES, 11/13 4, l.t., at Maine, 2/3 3FG 3 at Wagner, 11/21 10 vs. Maine, 1/8 3FGA 6 at Wagner, 11/21 9, l.t. vs. UNH, 1/28 FT 5 at UMES, 11/13 10, l.t. vs. UNH, 1/28 FTA 5 at UMES, 11/13 9 at Vermont, 2/15 Reb 4, l.t. at Wagner, 11/21 6 at Wagner, 11/21/09 Asst 6 at Wagner, 11/21 3 at Dartmouth, 1/13 Steals 1 at UMES, 11/13 - Blocks - 27 at Saint Peter s, 12/28 Points 25 at UMES, 11/ : Appeared in 29 games, making 20 starts... started 19 of Seawolves fi nal 20 games... named to All-America East second team... reached double-fi gures in scoring 25 times, including fi nal 20 games... scored 20+ points eight times... led Seawolves in scoring 14 times... averaged a team-high 15.7 points per game, which ranked seventh in the America East... second in the conference in free-throw shooting (.822)... fourth in America East in three-point fi eld goal percentage (.384) and scoring during conference play (17.0 points per game)... scored 15 points in season debut at Lafayette (11/18)... tallied game-high 22 points in win over Mt. Ida (12/7)... went 8-for-9 from the fi eld including 4-for-4 from the three-point line against the Mustangs... scored game-high 27 points in win at St. Peter's... tallied 20 points and six rebounds in win at Air Force (12/31)... scored 19 points in road victory over UMBC (1/3)... tallied 22 points in 29 minutes of action against Maine (1/8)... recorded 20 points and fi ve rebounds in win at Dartmouth (1/13)... scored game-high 24 points against New Hampshire (1/28)... went 9-for-10 from free throw line against the Wildcats... tallied 22 points in 27 minutes of action in victory at Maine (2/3)... went 7-for-11 from the fi eld including 4-for-5 from three-point line against the Black Bears... scored 14 points in addition to grabbing a season-high nine rebounds at Vermont (2/15)... recorded 21 points and six rebounds in win at Hartford (2/26)... scored game-high 23 points in America East quarterfi nals against New Hampshire (3/7). El-Amin s Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/09 * MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/09 * atwagner 11 / 21 / 09 * at Rhode Island 11/24/09 * T o t a l s El-Amin: Career Statistics Year G/GS Min FG-A FG% 3-pt FG 3-pt % FT-A FT% O-Reb RPG Ast. St. Blk Pts PPG Totals Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 11

12 Andrew Goba 32 Senior, Forward Durban, South Africa - and Career-Highs Career 29 vs. Lehigh, 11/22/05 Min 5 at UMES, 11/13 3 vs. FDU, 12/6/06 FG - 5 vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 FGA - - 3FG - - 3FGA - 2, l.t. at NJIT, 12/2/08 FT - 4 at Lafayette, 11/18/08 FTA - 5 vs. Vermont, 1/28/07 Reb - 2 vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 Asst - 1, l.t at Maine, 2/3/09 Steals - 2 vs. Lehigh, 11/18/05 Blocks - 7 vs. FDU, 12/6/06 Points : Co-captain... appeared in 27 games... played a season- high 17 minutes, tallying two points and three rebounds at Lafayette (11/18)... registered season-high four points on 2-for-2 shooting against American (11/25)... recorded three points, season-high four rebounds, a steal and a block in victory at Dartmouth (1/13)... grabbed three rebounds in win at Albany (1/23)... had two points and three rebounds in win at Maine (2/3)... tied season-high with four points in America East quarterfi nals against New Hampshire (3/7). Goba s Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/ Totals Goba: Career Statistics Year G/GS Min FG-A FG% 3-pt FG 3-pt % FT-A FT% O-Reb RPG Ast. St. Blk Pts PPG Totals

13 Chris Martin 30 Junior, Guard 6-1, 210 Springfield Gardens, N.Y. Christ the King HS : Played 13 minutes in victory at Maryland Eastern Shore... scored eight points, grabbed four rebounds... went 4-for-4 from the line... had 11 points and four rebounds in win over Mt. St. Mary (11/16)... tallied 11 points and six rebounds in team-high 32 minutes in victory at Wagner (11/21). Career - and Career-Highs 39 at Boston U, 1/19/09 Min 32 at Wagner, 11/21 8 at Boston U, 1/19/09 FG 4 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 15, l.t. vs. Albany, 2/12/09 FGA 10 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 4 at Boston U, 1/19/09 3FG - 7 at Boston U, 2/9/08 3FGA 2, l.t. at Wagner, 11/21 11 vs. Lehigh, 12/5/08 FT 6 at Rhode Island, 11/24 8 vs. Wagner, 11/22/08 FTA 8 at Rhode Island, 11/24 7 at Binghamton, 1/6/09 Reb 6 at Wagner, 11/21 4, l.t. at Maine, 2/3/09 Asst 2 at Wagner, 11/21 3 at Vermont, 2/15/09 Steals 2 at Wagner, 11/21 2 at Wagner, 11/21/09 Blocks 2 at Wagner, 11/21 26 at Boston U, 1/19/09 Points 11, l.t. at Wagner, 11/ : 09: Appeared in 27 games off the bench, averaging 19.1 minutes per game... reached double-fi gures in scoring 10 times... scored 14 points against Wagner (11/22)... went 7-for-8 from the free throw line against the Seahawks... tallied game-high 19 points in 22 minutes of action in victory over Lehigh (12/5)... went 11-for-11 from the foul line against the Mountain Hawks... recorded nine points and career-high seven rebounds at Binghamton (1/23)... scored 17 points in 19 minutes of action against Vermont (1/17)... tallied career-high 26 points in four-overtime game at Boston University (1/19)... went 8-for-15 from the fi eld in addition to knocking down a career-high four three-pointers.. scored 20 points in victory against Albany (2/12). Martin s Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/09 * MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/09 * at WAGNER 11/21/09 * at Rhode Island 11/24/09 * N J I T 1 1 / 2 8 / Totals Martin: Career Statistics Year G/GS Min FG-A FG% 3-pt FG 3-pt % FT-A FT% O-Reb RPG Ast. St. Blk Pts PPG Totals Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 13

14 Tommy Brenton 24 Sophomore, Guard/Forward 6-5, 215 Columbia, Md. River Hill HS/Hargrave : Grabbed game-high nine rebounds in victory at Maryland Eastern Shore (11/13)... grabbed 15 rebounds to go along with 11 points and seven assists in win over Mt. St. Mary (11/13)... had 10 points and eight rebounds in win at Wagner (11/21)... tallied 10 points and a team-high six rebounds at Rhode Island (11/24)... had nine rebounds and career-high fi ve steals in win against NJIT (11/28). Career - and Career-Highs 43 at Boston U, 1/19 Min 36 at Rhode Island, 11/24 6 at Binghamton, 1/6 FG 5 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 9, l.t. at Dartmouth, 1/13 FGA 7, l.t. at Wagner, 11/21 2, l.t. at UNH, 3/1 3FG 1 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 3 at UNH, 3/1 3FGA 2, l.t. at Wagner, 11/21 5, l.t. at Hartford, 2/26 FT 2, l.t. at Rhode Island, 11/24 8, l.t. at Hartford, 2/26 FTA 2, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 17, l.t vs. Binghamton, 2/7 Reb 15 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 7 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16/09 Asst 7 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 5 vs. NJIT, 11/28/09 Steals 5 vs. NJIT, 11/28 4 vs. Maine, 1/8 Blocks 2 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 15, l.t. at Boston U, 1/19 Points 11 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/ : Started 29 of the Seawolves 30 games... named to America East All-Rookie team... led team in rebounding in 22 games... reached double-digit rebounds in 12 games... second in the America East and fi rst on the team in rebounds per game (8.9)... was 38th in the country and second among all freshman in rebounds per game... led the America East in rebounds per game during conference play (9.7)... set program's Division I record for rebounds in a season (266)... led Seawolves with fi ve doubledoubles... ranked fourth in America East and fi rst on the team in steals per game (1.8)... led team with 53 steals... second on team with 50 assists... grabbed 16 rebounds in collegiate debut against Maryland-Eastern Shore (11/14)... scored season-high 15 points in addition to grabbing 10 rebounds against Wagner (11/22)... recorded double-double (13 points, 11 rebounds) against American (11/25)... scored 14 points in addition to pulling down 11 rebounds at Binghamton (1/5)... blocked season-best four shots and grabbed 10 rebounds against Maine (1/8)... posted double-double (11 points, 10 rebounds) in win at Dartmouth (1/13)... tied Division I program record with 17 rebounds (eight offensive) at Boston University (1/19)... also tied a season-high with 15 points against the Terriers... pulled down 14 rebounds in victory over Hartford (1/25)... tied his Division I program record with 17 rebounds against Binghamton (2/7). Brenton s Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/09 * MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/09 * at WAGNER 11/21/09 * at Rhode Island 11/24/09 * N J I T 1 1 / 2 8 / 0 9 * Totals Brenton: Career Statistics Year G/GS Min FG-A FG% 3-pt FG 3-pt % FT-A FT% O-Reb RPG Ast. St. Blk Pts PPG Totals

15 Danny Carter 2 Sophomore, Forward 6-9, 210 London, England Reading Rockets : Saw 13 minutes of action, grabbing three rebounds, in season-opening victory at Maryland Eastern Shore (11/13)... scored four points and grabbed a career-high seven rebounds at Wagner (11/21)... made fi rst career start in win over NJIT (11/28). Career - and Career-Highs 25, vs. UMES, 11/14 Min 16 vs. NJIT, 11/128 8 at Connecticut, 12/15 FG 3 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 13 at Connecticut, 12/15 FGA 4 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 2 at Connecticut, 12/15 3FG 1 vs. NJIT, 11/28 6 at Connecticut, 12/15 3FG 1, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 2, at UMES, 11/13/09 FT 2 at UMES. 11/13 3, at Columbia, 11/29 FTA 2 at UMES, 11/13 7 at Wagner, 11/21 Reb 7 at Wagner, 11/21 3 at NJIT, 12/2 Asst 2 at Wagner, 11/21 2 vs. Lehigh, 12/2 Steals - 3, vs. UMES, 11/14 Blocks - 20 at Connecticut, 12/15 Points 4 at Wagner, 11/ : Appeared in 22 games off the bench, averaging 11.9 minutes per game... scored team-high 11 points on 5-for-7 shooting in season-opening victory over Maryland Eastern-Shore (11/14)... tallied season-highs in points (20) and rebounds (six) against No. 2 Connecticut (12/15)... shot 8-for-13 from the fi eld against the Huskies... named America East Rookie of the Week on Dec. 22. Carter s Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/ MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/ at WAGNER 11/21/ at Rhode Island 11/24/ NJIT 11/28/09 * Totals Carter: Career Statistics Year G/GS Min FG-A FG% 3-pt FG 3-pt % FT-A FT% O-Reb RPG Ast. St. Blk Pts PPG Totals Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 15

16 Bryan Dougher 10 Sophomore, Guard 6-1, 185 Scotch Plains, N.J. Scotch Plains-Fanwood HS : Scored 11 points, all in the fi rst half, in season-opening victory over Maryland Eastern Shore (11/13)... tallied a teamhigh 12 points in win at Wagner (11/21)...scored a career-high 25 points in win over NJIT (11/28)... tied his career-high for three pointers (fi ve) and rebounds (eight). Career - and Career-Highs 57 at Boston U, 1/19/09 Min 38 vs. NJIT, 11/28 7, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28/09 FG 7 vs. NJIT, 11/28 21 at Boston U, 1/19/09 FGA 13 vs. NJIT, 11/28 5, l.t vs. NJIT, 11/28/09 3FG 5 vs. NJIT, 11/28 13 at Boston, 1/19/09 3FGA 9 at Wagner, 11/21 7 at NJIT, 12/2/08 FT 6 vs. NJIT, 11/28 9 at NJIT, 12/2/08 FTA 6 vs. NJIT, 11/28 8, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 Reb 8 vs. NJIT, 11/28 5 vs. Boston U, 2/18/09 Asst 2, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 4 vs. Mt. Ida, 12/7/08 Steals 1 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 1 at Binghamton, 1/5/09 Blocks 1 at Rhode Island, 11/24 25 vs. NJIT, 11/28/09 Points 25 vs. NJIT, 11/ : Started all of the Seawolves 30 games... one of 20 freshman in the country to start every game... named to America East All-Rookie team... named America East Midseason Freshman of the Year by Jeff Goodman of FoxSports.com... reached double fi gures in scoring 20 times... led team in scoring fi ve times... third among America East freshman and second on team in points per game (11.2)... set program's Division I freshman record for points in season (335)... was 10th in the conference and second among America East freshman in three-point fi eld goal percentage (.363)... ranked fi fth in the America East with 66 made-three pointers... set Division I program record for made three-pointers... ninth in the America East and fi rst among freshman, in minutes per game (35.2)... led team with 57 assists... scored season-high 24 points in victory over NJIT (12/2) to set the program's Division I freshman record for points in game... tied Division I school record with fi ve made three-pointers against the Highlanders... tallied 13 points and a season-high eight rebounds in win over Lehigh (12/5)... scored game-high 22 points, including four three-pointers, in win at Air Force (12/31)... recorded 19 points on 7-for-9 shooting in victory at UMBC (1/3)... scored 18 points in program record 57 minutes in four-overtime game at Boston University (1/19)... went 5-for-8 from three-point range on his way to a game-high 21 points in win over Hartford (1/25)... had a season-high fi ve assists in victory against Boston University (2/18)... scored 17 points against New Hampshire in America East tournament quarterfi nals (3/7). Dougher s Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/09 * MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/09 * atwagner 11 / 21 / 09 * at Rhode Island 11/24/09 * NJIT 11/28/09 * Totals Dougher: Career Statistics Year G/GS Min FG-A FG% 3-pt FG 3-pt % FT-A FT% O-Reb RPG Ast. St. Blk Pts PPG Totals

17 Dallis 23 Joyner Sophomore, Forward 6-7, 250 Norfolk, Va. Granby HS : Scored six points and grabbed fi ve rebounds in 27 minutes in season-opening victory at Maryland-Eastern Shore (11/13)... had nine points and three rebounds in victory at Wagner (11/21)... tied a career-high with nine rebounds in win over NJIT (11/28). Career - and Career-Highs 38 at Boston U, 1/19/09 Min 30 vs. NJIT, 11/28 7 vs. Vermont,. 1/17 /09 FG 4 at Wagner, 11/21 11, vs. Maine, 1/8/09 FGA 9, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28-3FG - - 3FG - 6, l.t. vs. UNH, 1/28/09 FT 2 at UMES, 11/13 10 vs. Wagner, 11/22/08 FTA 2, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 9, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 Reb 9 vs. NJIT, 11/28 3 vs. Maine, 1/8/09 Asst - 2, l.t. at UMES, 11/13/09 Steals 2 at UMES, 11/13 3 vs. UNH, 1/28/09 Blocks 1, l.t. at Rhode Island, 11/24 14, l.t. vs. Vermont, 1/17/09 Points 9 at Wagner, 11/ : Started all 30 games... one of 20 freshmen in the country to start every game... scored season-high 14 points on 6-for-10 shooting at Lafayette (11/18)... tallied 14 points against Wagner (11/22)... had six points and grabbed seven boards against American (11/25)... registered 10 points and season-high nine rebounds against Maine (1/8)... scored 14 points on 7-for-10 shooting against Vermont (1/17)... grabbed eight rebounds in season-high 38 minutes at Boston University (1/19)... had eight points and seasonbest three blocks against New Hampshire (1/28)... totaled seven rebounds, including six on the offensive end, against Binghamton (2/7)... scored 11 points on 5-for-7 shooting in America East tournament quarterfi nals against New Hampshire (3/7). Joyner s Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/09 * MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/09 * atwagner 11 / 21 / 09 * at Rhode Island 11/24/09 * N J I T 1 1 / 2 8 / 0 9 * Totals Joyner: Career Statistics Year G/GS Min FG-A FG% 3-pt FG 3-pt % FT-A FT% O-Reb RPG Ast. St. Blk Pts PPG Totals Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 17

18 Patrick Dame 5 Junior, Guard 6-1, 195 West Greenwich, R.I. New Hampton/CCRI Highs 5 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Min - FG - FGA - 3FG - 3FGA 2 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 FT 2, l.t. vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 FTA 1 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Reb 2 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Asst - Steals - Blocks 2 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Points (Community College of Rhode Island): Played two seasons at Community College of Rhode Island in Warwick, R.I. for head coach Rick Harris... averaged 18 points and eight assists over two seasons... scored 1,040 points, eighth all-time... led CCRI to two Region XXI titles and the 2008 District Championship... a two-time Region XXI MVP High School: Played for head coach Jamie Arsenault at New Hampton Prep school in played three seasons of varsity basketball at Exeter/West Greenwich (EWG) High School in West Greenwich, R.I. for head coach Chris Cobain... as a junior and senior led Scarlet Knights to a 59-3 record and two state titles... two-time state championship MVP... averaged 22 points, eight assists and fi ve rebounds per game as senior en route to a fi rst team all-state and all-league selections... a fi rst team allleague selection as junior, averaging 16 points and seven assists per game. Personal: Patrick Dame... son of Timothy and Linda Dame... born Jan. 22, has two brothers- Sean (26) and Ryan (24)... Person I look up to most: My father... Favorite professional sports team: Boston Celtics... Favorite TV Show: Entourage... Favorite Musician: Jay-Z. Dame s Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/ MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/ at Rhode Island 11/24/ Totals

19 Leonard Hayes 15 Freshman, Guard 6-4, 185 Voorhees, N.J. Lawrenceville Prep High School: Played four seasons of varsity basketball at Lawrenceville Prep in Lawrenceville, N.J. for highly respected head coach Ron Kane... was a three-year starter... a 2009 All-MAPL, Trentonian All-Prep and Trenton Times All-Prep fi rst team pick... a 2009 Trenton Times and Trentonian All-Area second team selection... averaged 17.5 points per game... eclipsed the 1,000 point barrier as a senior... voted Best Male Athlete at Lawrenceville as a senior... a 2009 McDonald's All-American nominee... earned a combined 12 varsity letters in basketball, track and soccer at Lawrenceville, the school's fi rst athlete in 26 years to accomplish that feat... ranked the 21st best player in New Jersey by NJ Hoops. com... a captain in soccer, baseball and track as a senior... a 2008 all-state selection in soccer... a two-time state champion in the 400 meters (2008, 2009)... state champion in the 200 meters in Personal: Leonard Hayes III... son of Leonard Hayes Jr. and Lateefah Hayes... born Sept. 3, has two brothers- Lamar (17) and Lewis (14)... mother played college basketball at St. Peter's... father played college basketball at Northern Illinois and St. Peter's... averaged 12.1 points per game in 67 games for the Peacocks ( )... Person I look up to most: My father... The best thing about me: My funny personality... Most impressive person I've ever met is: Charles Barkley... My favorite sports hero is: Deron Williams. Hayes Game-by-Game Statistics Highs 6 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Min 1 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 FG 2 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 FGA 1 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 3FG 1 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 3FGA - FT - FTA 1 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Reb - Asst - Steals - Blocks 3 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Points at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/ MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/ atwagner 11 / 21 / at Rhode Island 11/24/ T o t a l s Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 19

20 Eric 22 McAlister Freshman, Forward 6-8,200 Hightstown, N.J. Apex Academy/Hightstown High School: Averaged 22.7 points, 10.1 rebounds, 4.3 blocks and 4.1 assists per game as a senior at APEX Academy... was a 2009 third team prep all-state selection. Personal: Eric McAlister... son of Neal and Laurie McAlister... born Aug. 8, has one brother- Kyle (16)... My favorite professional sports team: Cleveland Cavaliers... The person I look up to the most: My mom... My favorite sports hero: LeBron James... My favorite food: Pasta. 20

21 Preye Preboye 1 Freshman, Guard/Forward Winchendon Prep/Springfield Prep : Scored eight points and grabbed fi ve rebounds in season-opening victory at Maryland Eastern Shore (11/13)... tallied 12 points, six rebounds and four steals in win over Mt. St. Mary College (11/16). Highs 18 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Min 5 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 FG 10 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 FGA 1, l.t. vs. Wagner, 11/16 3FG 2, l.t. vs. Wagner, 11/16 3FGA 2 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 FT 4 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 FTA 6 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Reb 1, l.t. vs. NJIT, 11/28 Asst 3 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Steals - Blocks 12 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Points High School: Played for highly respected head coach Mike Byrnes at Winchendon Prep in was named a New England Prep All-Star at Winchendon... averaged 15 points and 10 rebounds per game... played two years at Springfi eld Central High school for head coach Mike Labrie prior to that... earned fi rst team All-Western Mass honors as a senior... was also named Springfi eld's team MVP as a senior... earned 2008 Western Mass Defensive Player of the Year honors. Personal: Preye Preboye... son of Prince Preboye and Tessa Olasewere... has two sisters- Lolo and Funmi... born Aug. 31, Person I look up to most: My mother and Uncle Deje... Most impressive person I've ever met: My mother... My favorite sports hero is: Muhammad Ali. Preboye s Game-by-Game Statistics at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/ MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/ atwagner 11 / 21 / at Rhode Island 11/24/ N J I T 1 1 / 2 8 / Totals Stony Brook Men s Basketball Game Notes 21

22 Marcus 11 Rouse Freshman, Guard 6-0, 170 Upper Marlboro, Md. DeMatha HS : Scored four points and dished out two assists in 15 minutes of action in season-opening victory at Maryland-Eastern Shore (11/13)... hit his fi rst six shots on his way to a game-high 16 points at Rhode Island (11/24)... hit four of fi ve shots from three-point land... made fi rst career start in win over NJIT (11/28). Highs 27 vs. NJIT, 11/28 Min 6 at Rhode Island, 11/24 FG 9 vs. NJIT, 11/28 FGA 4 at Rhode Island, 11/24. 3FG 5 at Rhode Island, 11/24 3FGA - FT - FTA 3 vs. Mt. St. Mary, 11/16 Reb 3 vs. NJIT, 11/28 Asst 2 vs. NJIT, 11/28 Steals - Blocks 16 at Rhode Island, 11/24 Points Rouse s Game-by-Game Statistics High School: Played for head coach Mike Jones at famed De- Matha Catholic High School... led the Stags to a 32-4 record and a No. 7 national ranking in the fi nal ESPN RISE FAB 50 boys' basketball rankings... was a 2009 second team All- Washington Catholic Athletic Conference selection... named the Stags team MVP... helped DeMatha to the 2009 Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) regular season and tournament titles as well as the 2009 City title... averaged 11.1 points per game... an honorable mention All-Met pick... chosen to play in the prestigious Capital Classic... averaged a teamhigh 14.0 points per game as a starter for DeMatha in shot 45 percent from three and almost 90 percent from the free throw line... helped DeMatha to a record and a spot in the WCAC tournament semifi nals... an important contributor to the DeMatha squad that fi nished the season ranked 16th nationally after winning its third consecutive WCAC and City titles. Personal: Marcus Von Rouse... son of Gerald and Jacquese Rouse... born Feb. 14, has three brothers- Kalvin Mc- Gee (25), Gerald Jr. (24) and Dion (13)... My favorite professional sports team: Washington Redskins... The person(s) I look up to the most: My family... My favorite sports hero: Michael Jordan... The biggest infl uence on me as a basketball player: My father and uncle... Most impressive person I've ever met: Floyd Mayweather. at Maryland Eastern Shore 11/13/ MOUNT SAINT MARY 11/16/ atwagner 11 / 21 / at Rhode Island 11/24/ N J I T 1 1 / 2 8 / 0 9 * Totals