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1 01-13 Stony Brook Basketball Game Notes Media Contact: Thomas Chen (631) (O), (914) (C), Facebook: StonyBrookAthletics YouTube: StonyBrookSeawolves STONY BROOK SCHEDULE 19-6 (10- AMERICA EAST) HOME GAMES IN CAPS AT PRITCHARD GYM NOVEMBER Fri. 9 at Marist W Sun. 11 MOUNT IDA W Tue. 13 at Rider ESPN W Sun. 18 SACRED HEART 6-64 L Sat. 4 CANISIUS 8-75 W Sun. 5 at #1/3 Connecticut SNY 6-73 L Wed. 8 at Cornell W DECEMBER Sat. 1 EASTERN ILLINOIS 66-5 W Tue. 11 at St. Francis Brooklyn W Tue. 18 at Sacred Heart W Fri. 1 at Maryland ESPN L Fri. 8 at Seton Hall SNY L JANUARY Tue. 1 at Manhattan ESPN W Sat. 5 NEW HAMPSHIRE* W Wed. 9 at Binghamton* 6-37 W Sat. 1 HARTFORD* OPTIMUM W Tue. 15 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* ESPN W Fri. 18 at Vermont* ESPNU L Wed. 3 at UMBC* W Sat. 6 MAINE* OPTIMUM W Tue. 9 at Albany* ESPN W FEBRUARY Sat. at New Hampshire* W Sun. 10 at Hartford* L Tue. 1 BINGHAMTON* OPTIMUM W Fri. 15 VERMONT* ESPN W Tue. 19 UMBC* OPTIMUM p.m. Sun. 4 at Maine* 1 p.m. Thu. 8 at Boston University* 7 p.m. MARCH Sun. 3 ALBANY* p.m. America East Championship Sat. 9 Quarterfinals # ESPN3 TBA Sun. 10 Semifinals # ESPN3 TBA Sat. 16 Final $ ESPN 11:30 a.m. All times Eastern * America East game! ESPN College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon # at SEFCU Arena (Albany, N.Y.) $ at highest remaining seed #4 Tommy Brenton Sr F #5 Dave Coley Jr G About the Game Stony Brook begins the final quarter of the America East conference schedule Tuesday night against UMBC. The Seawolves have a twogame lead over Vermont and Boston University in the loss column heading into the home stretch with just four games remaining. The Seawolves are putting their 16-game home conference winning streak on the line tonight. This is the 3rd all-time meeting between the two teams, and the Seawolves lead the series Stony Brook has won nine straight matchups, and is 7- all-time against UMBC at home. A win tonight will clinch Stony Brook s third 0-win season in its last four years. Scouting UMBC The Retrievers are coming off a tough OT loss to New Hampshire in which they lost a 17-point, first-half lead only to see Brian Neller tie the game with a buzzer-beating three-pointer at the end of the second half. UMBC then succumbed to the Wildcats in overtime, dropping the Retrievers to 1-1 on the road overall and 1-5 in America East. UMBC s lone win away from home this season was at Binghamton. Ryan Cook is the team s leading scorer at 14.7 PPG, but three different Retrievers other than Cook have led the team in points over the last six games. Defense continues to be UMBC s Achilles heel; the Retrievers are allowing conference opponents to score a league-worst 69.9 points per game. Last Time Out Stony Brook converted 13 Vermont turnovers into 4 points and held the Catamounts to 36.7% shooting as the Seawolves came away with a win over Vermont at a raucous sold-out Pritchard Gymnasium. Marcus Rouse provided instant offense off the bench with 16 points on 6-of-8 shooting and 4-of-5 from behind the arc. Jameel Warney posted his fifth double-double of the season with 1 points and 10 rebounds. Tommy Brenton added 13 points, six rebounds and six assists. SB Projected Starters #4 Anthony Jackson Jr G Game #6 UMBC at Stony Brook Feb. 19, p.m. Pritchard Gymnasium Stony Brook, N.Y. The Teams Seawolves: 19-6, 10- America East Head Coach: Steve Pikiell Retrievers: 6-19, 4-8 America East Head Coach: Aki Thomas The Twitter Tag #AEHoops The Media Optimum Local 118 w/ Carl Reuter & Rob Pavinelli WUSB 90.1 FM w/ Mike Solano & Curt Hylton The Series Stony Brook leads 14-8 Streak: Stony Brook W-9 Last Meeting: Jan. 3, 013 (SB 67-60) Last UMBC Win: March 8, 008 (76-60) #35 Scott King RFr F By the Numbers 5 Tommy Brenton is five assists away from becoming Stony Brook s all-time Div. I career leader. 16 Stony Brook has won 16 consecutive home conference games, dating back to February Jameel Warney is 18 for his last 1 from the field, good for an.857 field goal percentage. A Stony Brook win... Would mark the program s best 6-game start in its Div. I history. Would mark Stony Brook s third 0-win season in its last four years. Would extend Stony Brook s home conference winning streak to 17 games, dating back to February 011. #0 Jameel Warney Fr F PPG 8.3 RPG 4.8 APG 11.4 PPG 4. RPG 1.4 APG 11.1 PPG.3 RPG 1.8 APG.8 PPG 1.1 RPG 0. APG 1.0 PPG 7.6 RPG 0.9 APG

2 THE LAST TIME STONY BROOK... Scored 100+.vs. New England Coll. (107-45), 11/1/00 Gave up at Maryland (59-107), 1/6/00 Scored <50... vs. Vermont (43), 3/10/1 Gave up <50... vs. Vermont (48), /15/13 Went into OT...vs. Cornell (68-59 W), 1/8/11 Went into OT.vs. New Hampshire (64-60 W), 1/15/11 Went into 3OT.at Boston University (97-99 L), 1/19/09 Went into 4OT.at Boston University (97-99 L), 1/19/09 Won by vs. Binghamton (73-47), /1/13 Won by vs. Mount Ida (93-57), 11/11/1 Won by at UMBC (89-49), 1/11/1 Won by vs. Mount Ida (93-39), 11/13/11 Won by 60+.vs. New England Coll. (107-45), 11/1/00 Lost by at Indiana (66-96), 11/11/11 Lost by at Indiana (66-96), 11/11/11 Lost by at Villanova (35-78), 11/18/05 Lost by at Auburn (45-100), 1/1/00 Shot 60% FG... at Hartford (.619), /1/1 Shot <30% FG... vs. Vermont (.93), 3/10/1 Opponent 60%+... at Indiana (.654), 11/11/11 Opponent <30% FG... vs. Binghamton (.94), /1/ rebounds... vs. Mount Ida (56), 11/11/1 Att. 75+ FG... vs. Mount St. Mary s (79), 11/16/09 Made 40+ FG... vs. New England Coll. (45), 11/1/00 Att. 40+ FT...vs. Hartford (40), 1/7/10 Made 5+ FT... vs. Canisius (7), 11/4/1 15+ steals... at Dartmouth (17), 1/13/09 0+ assists... vs. Mount Ida (4), 11/11/11 Made pt FG... at Binghamton (10), 1/9/13 Made 0 3-pt FG... at Vermont, /1/1 Att pt FG...vs. Illinois (3), 3/17/10 Player score Muhammad El-Amin (31)...vs. Binghamton, /13/10 Player score Emeka Smith (49)... vs. Lehman, 1/7/91 Player score Arthur King (50)... vs. Pratt, /4/73 Player 10+ assists... Tommy Brenton (11)... vs. Maine, 1/6/13 Player 10+ rebounds... Jameel Warney (10)...vs. Vermont, /15/13 Player 0+ rebounds... Tom Blumbergs (0)...vs. John Jay, 1/10/ Standings (through games on /17) Rocking the Catamounts Stony Brook beat Vermont at home by 17 points, the program s second-largest margin of victory over the Catamounts in program history. The result was in large part due to defense and taking advantage of it. The Seawolves forced 13 UVM turnovers that turned into 4 points. Rouse s Home Cooking Perhaps no one enjoys the Pritchard Gymnasium rims more than Marcus Rouse. The senior guard is averaging 9.8 points and shooting 5.6% from the field and 58.1% (8-for-43) from three-point range in home games this season. Taking Care of the Basketball Over the last five games, Stony Brook has done a good job of limiting turnovers. The team is averaging just 10.0 turnovers per game during this span while averaging 1.4 assists. Going for 0 Prior to the season, Stony Brook s best win total as a Div. I program was 17. Now, the Seawolves are going for their 0th win tonight, which would give them 0-win seasons in three of the last four seasons. Rolling the Retrievers Stony Brook s win at UMBC on Jan. 3 was the Seawolves ninth consecutive victory over the Retrievers, which dates back to their first encounter of the season. The winning streak over UMBC matches a program best over one opponent. Pritchard Palace Since returning to Pritchard Gymnasium prior to the season, the Seawolves are (.746) in the building. They had a 15-game Pritchard winning streak snapped earlier this season, but the Seawolves do have another streak on the line: they have won 16 consecutive conference home games, dating back to February 011. Dominating the Conference of Late The Feb. 15 win over Vermont evened Steve Pikiell s all-time America East record at 6-6. What s amazing is that after struggling in his first three seasons (9-39), Pikiell has led the Seawolves to a 53-3 conference record since the start of the season America East Overall Team Record Pct. Home Away Record Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak Stony Brook W Boston University W4 Vermont L Albany W1 Hartford L Maine W3 UMBC L3 New Hampshire L1 Binghamton L7 Stony Brook in the NCAA Rankings Category Scoring Defense 19th (57.5) 19th (59.1) FG Pct. Defense 9th (.373) 113th (.419) Scoring Margin 4nd (+9.8) 5nd (+7.3) Rebound Margin 9th (+5.8) 4th (+8.3) 3-PT FG Defense 73rd (.314) 14th (.350) Bench Breakout Stony Brook had a strong performance out of its bench vs. Binghamton on Feb. 1. The Seawolves got 31 points from their reserves, including 1 from Carson Puriefoy, who added six assists and five rebounds in 18 minutes of action. Blackout It s not every day you hold a conference s secondleading scorer without any points, but that s exactly what Stony Brook did at Albany on Jan. 9. Great Danes guard Mike Black came into the game as America East s second-leading scorer, but the Seawolves defense held him scoreless on 0-for-7 shooting. Historic Game for Brenton Tommy Brenton had a game for the ages against Maine on Jan. 6. He posted the school s first triple-double with 15 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists. It s the first by an America East player since Northeastern s Shawn James on Feb. 7, 005 and according to ESPN Stats and Information, he s the first player in Division I to have 15 points, 14 rebounds, 11 assists and two steals in a game since UConn s Ben Gordon did it in 003. Five of his 11 assists, which were a career high, came on alley oop passes. More on the T-D ESPN Stats and Infotmation also reported that only three other players in the last 15 years have recorded 15 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists in a game - Siena s Kojo Mensah (005), UConn s Ben Gordon (003) and Utah s Andre Miller (1998). In addition, the last three players to average 8 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists for a season (which Brenton is currently doing) are Iowa State s Royce White, Ohio State s Evan Turner and Louisville s Terrence Williams, who all went on to the NBA. #SCTop10 Brenton had a big hand in getting Stony Brook some national attention - his lob pass to Scott King for a one-handed alley oop dunk in the first half vs. Maine was No. 5 on ESPN SportsCenter s Top 10 Plays. Watch it here - Resulting Honors Brenton s historic day made him the choice for America East Player of the Week honors on Jan. 8. Including the game at UMBC, Brenton averaged 13.5 points, 10.5 rebounds, 7.5 assists and 1.5 steals on the week. It s the second time in his career he s earned the award and the 11th time in program history.

3 01-13 STONY BROOK SITUATIONAL RECORDS America East Atlantic Coast BIG EAST Great Northeast Athletic Conference Ivy Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Northeast Conference Ohio Valley Home Road Neutral America East Home Non-Conference Home America East Road Non-Conference Road Non-Conference Neutral Ahead at the half Tied at the half Behind at the half Overtime Morning Afternoon Night Television November December January February March Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Scoring under 50 points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring 80+ points Allowing under 50 points Allowing points Allowing points Allowing points Allowing 80+ points Shooting under 30 percent Shooting percent Shooting percent Shooting 50+ percent Allowing under 30 percent shooting Allowing percent shooting Allowing percent shooting... - Allowing 50+ percent shooting Outrebound opponent Outrebounded by opponent Even rebounding Another Record-Breaking Moment In the midst of recording his triple-double, Tommy Brenton also notched his 1,000th career rebound, making him just the eighth player in America East history to reach the mark. He is on pace to finish in the top five in conference history. 1. Malik Rose, Drexel - 1,514. Tunji Awojobi, Boston U. - 1,37 3. Mark Halsel, Northeastern - 1, Kevin Roberson, Vermont - 1, Marqus Blakely, Vermont - 1, Tommy Brenton, Stony Brook - 1, Allen Ledbetter, Maine - 1, Dan Callahan, Northeastern - 1,007 Packed to the Rafters Friday s game vs. Vermont was an advanced sellout, marking the fifth sellout at Pritchard Gymnasium this season.the Seawolves have now posted 19 sellouts since the start of the season. Road Warriors The Seawolves are tied with Bucknell, Louisiana Tech, Texas-Arling and Miami (FL) for the most true road victories in the nation with 10. Stony Brook has set a new program Div. I record for road wins in a season, surpassing the & teams, which each had nine. Among the Mid-Major Best Stony Brook was ranked for two straight weeks in the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 5 Poll, before falling out this week. Stony Brook has received votes every week this season. Also, the Seawolves are ranked No. 1 for the third straight week in the Newsday Metro Poll, which ranks the top 10 of the New York City area s 3 teams. Warney s Silver Seventh Jameel Warney was named America East Rookie of the Week for the seventh time this season on Jan. 1, the third consecutive week the big man has earned the honor. The 6-8, 55-pound freshman produced back-to-back double-doubles with 1 points and 14 rebounds against Boston University and then 15 points and 10 rebounds at Vermont. Warney has the most America East Rookie of the Week honors in program history and is three shy of the conference record of 10. Active Seawolves vs. UMBC Tommy s Chasing History Tommy Brenton is assaulting Stony Brook s Div. I record book. Already the program s all-time leading rebounder, he has a chance to become the program s all-time leader in four other categories. Category Number Rank 1,043 1st Steals 07 1st Assists 368 nd Blocks 47 5th Field Goal Pct..503 nd Future is Bright Stony Brook is good now, but its future also is bright as evidenced at Vermont on Jan. 18, when freshmen scored 40 of the team s 73 points. For the season, freshmen account for 8% of the team s points. Admire the Depth A big part of Stony Brook s success has been the depth. Stony Brook averages 19.7 bench points per game, and the team has had eight different players lead the team in scoring. DEE-FENCE Stony Brook exhibited some excellent defense in its 6-37 win at Binghamton on Jan. 9. The Seawolves held the Bearcats to season lows in points scored and field goal percentage (.64). The 37 points allowed is the fewest SB has given up in a game this season and fewest since also allowing 37 to Hartford back in January 01. In its last 13 games, Stony Brook has held opponents to an average of 54. points and 36.0% shooting. This is What We Do On Jan. 15 against Boston University, the Seawolves held the Terriers without a field goal for a 1:45 stretch of the 40-minute game. BU didn t hit a bucket from 4:0 of the first half to 11:17 of the second half. It was part of a defensive effort that saw SB hold the Terriers to a season-low 9.8% shooting percentage. Player G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. Reb-Avg Ast-Avg Pts-Avg Ron Bracey Tommy Brenton Dave Coley Leonard Hayes Anthony Jackson Scott King Anthony Mayo Eric McAlister Carson Puriefoy Marcus Rouse Jameel Warney

4 COLLEGEINSIDER.COM MID-MAJOR TOP 5 POLL (FEBRUARY 11) 1. Gonzaga (30)... 3-, 774 pts, Previous 1. St. Mary s (1) , 719 pts, Previous 4 3. Mid. Tennessee... -4, 681 pts, Previous 6 4. Creighton , 643 pts, Previous 3 5. Belmont , 67 pts, Previous 6. Wichita State , 603 pts, Previous 4 7. Akron , 578 pts, Previous 9 8. Bucknell , 570 pts, Previous 7 9. Louisiana Tech , 543 pts, Previous Stephen F. Austin.0-, 474 pts, Previous Valparaiso , 47 pts, Previous 1 1. Montana , 397 pts, Previous Lehigh , 359 pts, Previous BYU , 358 pts, Previous Murray State , 348 pts, Previous Ohio , 36 pts, Previous Davidson , 57 pts, Previous Indiana State , 09 pts, Previous NR 19. Western Illinois , 197 pts, Previous 0 0. North Dakota St , 19 pts, Previous South Dakota St , 186 pts, Previous 18. Bryant , 103 pts, Previous 1 3. Northeastern , 100 pts, Previous 4 4. Vermont , 63 pts, Previous NR 5. New Mexico State.17-8, 50 pts, Previous NR OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Denver 46, Eastern Kentucky 9, Harvard 6, Northwestern State 4, College of Charleston 0, Elon 16, Stony Brook 16, Robert Morris 15, Santa Clara 14, Utah State 13, Weber State 11, Detroit 10, Florida Gulf Coast 10, Western Michigan 10, North Carolina Central 8, Norfolk State 5, Wright State 5, Jacksonville State 3, Long Beach State 3, Niagara, Albany 1, Hartford 1, Northern Iowa 1, Oakland 1, Southern 1. Stony Brook in the Rankings Feb. 4 - # Jan. 8 - #4 Dominating in Conference Play Through 1 America East games, Stony Brook has dominated on both ends of the floor. The Seawolves lead in scoring margin (+1.3), field goal percentage defense (.361) and blocked shots (3.4/gm). They are second in scoring offense (67.3), scoring defense (55.1) and field goal percentage (.45). Time to Get Into Conference After a successful non-conference season, Stony Brook turns its sights onto the second season - America East play. The Seawolves are seeking their third regular season championship in the last four seasons. They are 8-5 in their last 33 conference games, dating back to February 011. Historic Start The Seawolves surpassed the team for best 5-game start in the program s Div. I history at With a win tonight, Stony Brook will have the program s best 6-game start ever, surpassing the team (19-7). The team s 10- conference start is second only to last year s 1-1 start. A New Record Holder This season Tommy Brenton has broken two Stony Brook career records. On Dec. 11, he surpassed Yves Simon for most career rebounds. Then on Jan. 1, he again surpassed Simon in the steals category. Brenton was profiled in New York Post on Dec and in the Baltimore Sun on Dec In the Rankings In the NCAA Rankings, Tommy Brenton is 74th in assists at 4.8 per game and 6nd in assist/ turnover ratio (.). Jameel Warney would rank fifth in the country in field goal percentage (.64) but is currently just short of the NCAA minimum of five makes per game. In America East, Jameel Warney leads in field goal percentage (.64) and is second in blocked shots (1.6/gm) and fifth in rebounding (7.6/gm), Tommy Brenton is fourth in rebounding (8.3/gm), second in assists (4.8/gm), first in assist/turnover ratio (.) and fourth in steals (1.6/gm), and Marcus Rouse is first in 3-point field goal percentage (.436). New Faces, Same Defense Stony Brook s defense has been ferocious. The team leads America East in FG pct. defense (.373) and scoring defense (57.5 PPG). The team also has the league s best rebounding margin at +5.8 and most blocked shots at 4.0/game. Offense Ain t Bad Either The Seawolves are currently sporting America East s third-best scoring offense at 67.3 points a game. The team also has the league s best scoring margin (+9.8) and fourth-best field goal pct (.434). Attacking the Glass Defense and rebounding is Stony Brook s game, and the team takes pride in outrebounding its foes. The Seawolves have outrebounded their opponents in 40 of their last 49 games played, dating back to Jan. 01. Lockdown Defender Dave Coley is enjoying an All-Conference caliber type of season and its in large part due to his outstanding defense on the perimeter. Often asked to guard the opponent s best scorer, Coley has often kept his foes under their season average for scoring. Opponent Avg. vs. Coley Season Avg. Mike Black, UA Jimmy Gray, Bing D.J. Irving, BU Yolanzo Moore, Hart Brian Neller, UMBC D is the Key The math is usually simple for Stony Brook and its defense: hold the opponent under 60 points and it s a victory. The Seawolves were 16-1 last season, 15-0 this season and in the Pikiell Era when holding their opponent under 60 points. Takeaways Part of Stony Brook s success on defense has been creating turnovers. The Seawolves have forced their opponents into 10+ turnovers in all but three games this year, surpassing the 15-turnover mark 10 times. The Line s the Key Over the last two years, Stony Brook s win-loss record could be tied to its ability to get to the free throw line more than its foes. Since the start of 011-1, SB is 35-4 in games in which it has equal or more free throw attempts than its opponents and 6-1 in games in which it has fewer attempts. Incredible Academic Progress Head coach Steve Pikiell came into Stony Brook with a team on NCAA probation for poor academics. In , prior to Pikiell s arrival, the team s rolling Academic Progress Rate (APR) according to the NCAA was 880 and that particular team s APR was 804. In back-to-back years ( & ), the team achieved a perfect 1000, and the program s current rolling APR according to the NCAA is 980, an incredible turnaround in a short period of time. Fall Scholars Stony Brook student-athletes enjoyed a tremendous fall semester in the classroom. Half of the team posted grade-point averages of 3.0 or higher, and overall the team posted its best-ever singlesemester GPA. Reaching the Century Mark With the win at Cornell on Nov. 8, head coach Steve Pikiell earned his 100th win at Stony Brook, a milestone well deserved as turning around the program from being the worst in America East to the best. Since the start of the season, Pikiell has led the Seawolves to a (.645) record. Stony Brook Arena - Fall 014 Stony Brook Arena, Long Island s new athletic and entertainment destination, is currently under a $1.1 million renovation and is slated to re-open in Fall 014. The 4,000 seat arena will feature four suites,

5 STONY BROOK RECORDS (ALL-TIME) Points Emeka Smith ( )... 1,978 Earl Keith ( )... 1,793 Keith Martin ( )... 1,733 Bryan Dougher (008-1)... 1,609 D.J. Munir (000-04)... 1,590 Ron Duckett (199-96)... 1,551 Wayne Wright ( )... 1,477 Larry Tillery ( )... 1,37 Mitchell Beauford (003-08)... 1,359 Mel Walker ( )... 1,6 Ricky Wardally ( )... 1,175 Steve Hayn ( )... 1,157 Yves Simon ( )... 1,156 Scott Walker ( )... 1,131 Frank Prantil ( )... 1,131 Dave Burda ( )... 1,100 Mike Popoko (003-07)... 1,048 Greg Magic Angrum ( )... 1,031 Joe Grandolfo ( )... 1,006 Larry Gibson ( )... 1,00 Bill Myrick (1969-7)... 1,00 Arthur King ( ) Muhammad El-Amin (008-10) Bobby Santiago (00-06) Tommy Brenton (008-present) Jarius McCollum (000-05) Dallis Joyner (008-1) Tom Blumbergs ( ) Cori Spencer (00-05) Tommy Brenton (008-present)... 1,043 Yves Simon ( ) Greg Angrum ( ) Wayne Wright ( ) Earl Keith ( ) Dallis Joyner (008-1) Rick Wardally ( ) Mike Kerr ( ) Dave Burda ( ) Keith Martin ( ) a VIP lounge, two videoboards and two scoreboards that will help enhance the fan experience. Four Athletes, Four Graduates, Four Pros Bryan Dougher, Dallis Joyner, Al Rapier and Danny Carter all graduated Stony Brook with their bachelor degrees this past spring, and all four of them are now professional basketball players. Joyner is currently playing for Maccabi in Israel. Carter is back with his former Reading Rockets club in England. Rapier is enjoying his season with Sambaense in Portugal. Dougher just signed with the Redwood Hawks in Australia and will start playing in March. Amazing Turnaround Stony Brook s second regular season championship in three years continues to tell the story of the program s turnaround under head coach Steve Pikiell. In his first season, Stony Brook was 4-4 overall and Vermont, Boston U., Stony Brook, Maine, Albany, New Hampshire, Hartford, Binghamton, UMBC, 1-55 in America East. By his fifth season, the team won the league with a 13-3 record. Now Stony Brook has become a force in America East and is annually competing for the league championship. The Seawolves have the third-most America East wins in the nine-team conference since the start of the season. NLI Signed for Roland Nyama, a native of Germany and current Holderness School student in Plymouth, N.H., has signed a National Letter of Intent to join the Seawolves in Nyama is a 6-6, forward who averaged 16 points and six rebounds last season and is a tenacious defender. For more information, see the news release on GoSeawolves.org. Up Next The Seawolves will head north to play Maine Sunday at 1 p.m. America East Preseason Poll Team (1st place votes) Points 1. Vermont (5) 60. Stony Brook (4) Boston University Albany Maine New Hampshire Hartford 6 8. UMBC Binghamton 9 America East Preseason All-Conference Team Mike Black, Albany Tommy Brenton, Stony Brook Alasdair Fraser, Maine D.J. Irving, Boston University Chase Plummer, UMBC Brian Voelkel, Vermont Assists Mel Walker ( ) Emeka Smith ( ) Larry Gibson ( ) D.J. Munir (000-04) Tommy Brenton (008-present) Joe Grandolfo ( ) Bobby Santiago (00-06) Greg Angrum ( ) Steals Tommy Brenton (008-present) Yves Simon ( ) Emeka Smith ( ) Mitchell Beauford (003-08) Scott Walker ( ) Larry Gibson ( ) Best shooting games in Stony Brook history Player Date FG-FGA Pct. Jameel Warney Ted Eppenstein n/a Jameel Warney Dave Coley Charwin Agard Bobby Mahoney Stony Brook FT Shooting at End of Games The Seawolves are currently shooting 77.0% from the free throw line in the final two minutes of games plus overtime. Player FT FTA Pct. Anthony Mayo Scott King Leonard Hayes Marcus Rouse Dave Coley Anthony Jackson Ron Bracey Tommy Brenton Carson Puriefoy Jameel Warney Eric McAlister Total

6 STONY BROOK RECORDS (DIV. I ONLY) Points Bryan Dougher (008-1)... 1,609 D.J. Munir (000-04)... 1,590 Mitchell Beauford (003-08)... 1,359 Mike Popoko (003-07)... 1,048 Muhammad El-Amin (008-10) Bobby Santiago (00-06) Tommy Brenton (008-present) Jarius McCollum (000-05) Dallis Joyner (008-1) Cori Spencer (00-05) Tommy Brenton (008-present)... 1,043 Dallis Joyner (008-1) Jarius McCollum (000-05) Mike Popoko (003-07) Cori Spencer (00-05) Mike Orfini (001-05) Mitchell Beauford (003-08) Mike Konopka (000-04) Emanuel Neto (006-08) Demetrius Young (007-09)... 3 Assists D.J. Munir (000-04) Tommy Brenton (008-present) Bobby Santiago (00-06) Mitchell Beauford (003-08) Bryan Dougher (008-1) Chris Martin (007-11) Eddie Castellanos (006-10) Jarius McCollum (00-05) Josh Little ( )... 1 Sreve Pratta ( ) Field Goals Made D.J Munir (000-04) Mitchell Beauford (003-08) Bryan Dougher (008-1) Dallis Joyner (008-1) Muhammad El-Amin (008-10) Jarius McCollum (000-05) Cori Spencer (00-05) Tommy Brenton (008-present) Mike Konopka (000-04) Dave Coley (010-present) Three-Pointers Made Bryan Dougher (008-1) D.J Munir (000-04) Bobby Santiago (00-06) Josh Little ( )...11 Ricky Lucas (006-08) Muhammad El-Amin (008-10) Anthony Jackson (010-present) Mike Popoko (003-07) Marcus Rouse (009-present) Hendrik Feist (00-06) Antwan Hardy (004-06)... 8 Leonard Hayes (009-present) Blocks Dallis Joyner (008-1) Mike Popoko (003-07) Emanuel Neto (006-08) Jon Paul Kobryn (001-05) Anthony Mayo (010-present) Tommy Brenton (008-present) Leon Brisport (000-01) J.B. Bennett (001-04) Jameel Warney (01-present) Jarius McCollum (000-05) Eric McAlister (010-present)... 9 STONY BROOK SUPERLATIVES Double-Digit Scoring Games Player 1-13 Career Current Streak Tommy Brenton Dave Coley Anthony Jackson Marcus Rouse 5 1 Jameel Warney Leonard Hayes Eric McAlister Carson Puriefoy Ron Bracey Anthony Mayo 1 - Scott King Point Scoring Games Player 1-13 Career Dave Coley 4 Anthony Jackson Leonard Hayes 0 Jameel Warney 1 1 Eric McAlister 1 1 Ron Bracey Rebound Games Player 1-13 Career Tommy Brenton Jameel Warney 7 7 Dave Coley 1 1 Double-Doubles Player 1-13 Career Tommy Brenton 4 1 Jameel Warney 5 5 Ron Bracey 1 1 Triple-Doubles Player 1-13 Career Tommy Brenton 1 1

7 01-13 Stony Brook Men s Basketball Roster No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School (Previous College) 1 Ron Bracey Sr. F Cincinnati, Ohio Withrow (Kellogg CC) Kameron Mitchell Fr. G Jacksonville, Fla. Mandarin 3 Ahmad Walker Fr. G Port Washington, N.Y. Berkshire School 4 Anthony Jackson Jr. G Columbus, Ohio Gahanna Lincoln 5 Dave Coley Jr. G Brooklyn, N.Y. Thomas Jefferson 10 Carson Puriefoy Fr. G Wenonah, N.J. Bishop Eustace 11 Ben Resner Jr. G Centerport, N.Y. Harborfields (Quinnipiac) 1 Marcus Rouse Sr. G Upper Marlboro, Md. DeMatha 15 Leonard Hayes Sr. G Voorhees, N.J. Lawrenceville Prep 0 Jameel Warney Fr. F Plainfield, N.J. Roselle Catholic Eric McAlister Jr. F Hightstown, N.J. Hightstown/APEX Academy 4 Tommy Brenton Sr. F Columbia, Md. River Hill/Hargrave Military 3 Anthony Mayo So. F Philadelphia, Pa. Roman Catholic 33 Ryan Burnett Fr. G Richmond, Va. Benedictine Prep 35 Scott King RFr. F Derry, N.H. Holderness Captains: Tommy Brenton & Anthony Jackson Head Coach: Steve Pikiell (Connecticut 90), eighth season Associate Head Coach: Jay Young (Marist 86) Assistant Coach: Lamar Chapman (Lane 93) Assistant Coach: Dan Rickard (Stony Brook 04) Director of Basketball Operations: Ricky Lucas (Stony Brook 08) Athletic Trainer: Brandon Mitchell (Boston University 07) FACTS ABOUT STONY BROOK Pronunciation Guide #5 - COAL-ee #10 - PURE-uh-foy #1 - (rhymes with house) HC - (rhymes with Michael) AC - ri-card Stony Brook was founded in 1957 as a college for the preparation of secondary school teachers of mathematics and science; the school s first campus was located in Oyster Bay, N.Y., on the grounds of a former Gold Coast estate. In 196, a new campus was built in Stony Brook, on land donated by local philanthropist Ward Melville. Part of the State University of New York system, Stony Brook now encompasses 13 buildings on 1,100 acres. Stony Brook is the flagship of four research institutions in the SUNY system, including Albany, Buffalo and Binghamton. Dr. Samuel L. Stanley, Jr., M.D. was named the fifth president of Stony Brook University on July 1, 009. Dr. Stanley received a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors in Biology from the University of Chicago and his doctorate from the Harvard Medical School. Prior to coming to Stony Brook, Dr. Stanley served as vice chancellor for research at Washington University in St. Louis. Stony Brook University is ranked one of the top 100 universities in the nation and one of the top 40 public universities by U.S. News & World Report and is included on their list of notable programs for undergraduate research/creative projects. Stony Brook is one of 10 universities given a National Science Foundation recognition award for integrating research and education. The internationally recognized research facilities of Brookhaven National Laboratory and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory are nearby. Stony Brook is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, the invitationonly organization of the best research universities in the country. STONY BROOK QUICK FACTS Location: Stony Brook, N.Y. Founded: 1957 Enrollment: 3,997 Nickname: Seawolves Colors: Red, Blue & Gray Home Court: Pritchard Gym Capacity: 1,630 Affiliation: NCAA Div. I Conference: America East President: Dr. Samuel L. Stanley Athletics Director: Jim Fiore SID: Thomas Chen Record: AE Record: 14- First Year of Basketball: First Year of Div. I Basketball: All-Time Record: (.518) All-Time Div. I Record: (.438) NCAA Appearances: None NIT Appearances: (010, 01) Stony Brook University Hospital has been ranked one of the 100 Best Hospitals and one of the 15 Best Major Teaching Hospitals in the nation.

8 head coach Steve Pikiell Eighth Season at Stony Brook (114-14,.479) Alma Mater: Connecticut 90 Two-time America East Coach of the Year (01 & 010) Metropolitan Writers Coach of the Year 010 Times Village Herald Man of the Year in Sports Led Stony Brook to America East regular season championships and postseason NIT appearances in 010 & 1 Led Stony Brook to back-to-back appearances in the America East Championship final in 011 & over his last four seasons including this year Annually has one of the best defenses in the country; in , Stony Brook was a top-10 team in the country in field goal percentage defense; and in 011-1, Stony Brook was 13th in the country in scoring defense Coached the 010 America East Player of the Year and the 01 America East Defensive Player of the Year Preaches work in the classroom - Stony Brook has posted backto-back APRs of 1000 and had the 010 America East Men s Basketball Scholar-Athlete Has seen eight of his players turn professional, including his entire senior class of 01 Played at Connecticut under Jim Calhoun and was part of UConn s first-ever BIG EAST championship team in 1990 Served as assistant coach at UConn (1991-9), Yale (199-95), Central Connecticut State ( ) and George Washington (001-05) For Coach Pikiell s full bio, visit GoSeawolves.org or use the QR code to the right to scan to the web page Pikiell vs. Opponents... Air Force Albany American...0- Binghamton Boston College...0- Boston University Canisius Colgate Columbia Connecticut Cornell...-3 Dartmouth Eastern Illinois Fairleigh Dickinson Fordham George Washington Hartford Hofstra Holy Cross...-0 Illinois Indiana Kentucky Lafayette...0- Lehigh...-3 Maine Manhattan Marist Maryland Maryland Eastern Shore...- Monmouth Mount Ida Mount St. Mary College Navy New Hampshire NJIT Northeastern Northwestern Notre Dame...0- Penn State Rhode Island Rider...-0 Rutgers Sacred Heart St. Francis Brooklyn St. John s...0- St. Peter s Seton Hall...0- UMBC Vermont Villanova Wagner Total (.479) Steve Pikiell Year-By-Year Year Team Overall Pct. Conf. (Finish) Pct. Postseason Stony Brook (9th).15 AE First Round Stony Brook (9th).50 AE First Round Stony Brook (T-8th).188 AE Quarters Stony Brook (T-4th).500 AE Quarters Stony Brook (1st).813 AE Semis/NIT First Round Stony Brook (5th).500 AE Runner-Up Stony Brook (1st).875 AE Runner-Up/NIT First Round Stony Brook Total Eight Seasons

9 #1 Ron Bracey Senior Forward lbs Cincinnati, Ohio Withrow/Kellogg CC Had a career-best day vs. Mount Ida with 1 points and 10 rebounds for his first career double-double Senior wing with great offensive skills both in the paint and on the perimeter Knack for rebounding Had a great summer working out (took 700 shots a day) Averaged 3.6 points a game off the bench as a junior JUCO transfer from Kellogg Community College (Battle Creek, Mich.) Led Stony Brook in scoring in 011 European trip (11.6 PPG) Averaged 1.7 PPG and 7.8 RPG in two seasons at Kellogg Named an NJCAA All-American in Career Highs Points: 1 vs. Mount Ida, 11/11/1 : 10 vs. Mount Ida, 11/11/1 Assists: vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/7/11 Blocks: 1, three times, last vs. Maine, 1/6/13 FG: 8 vs. Mount Ida, 11/11/1 FGA: 14 vs. Cornell, 1/8/11 3FG:, five times last vs. Mount Ida, 11/11/1 3FGA: 7 vs. Eastern Illinois, 1/1/1 FT: 5, two times last at St. Francis Brk, 1/11/1 FTA: 7 at Connecticut, 11/5/1 Minutes: 3 at Seton Hall, 1/8/1 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider /18 vs. Sacred Heart /4 vs. Canisius /5 at Connecticut /8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois /11 at St. Francis Brk /18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland /8 at Seton Hall /1 at Manhattan /5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford DNP 1/15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC DNP 1/6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire DNP /9 at Hartford DNP /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont DNP /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg TOTAL

10 #4 Tommy Brenton Senior Forward lbs Columbia, Md. River Hill/Hargrave Military Stony Brook s top rebounder, defender and passer 8th player in America East history to record 1,000 career rebounds Recorded SB s 1st triple-double with 15 pts, 14 rbs and 11 assts vs. Maine (1/6/13) America East Player of the Week on Jan. 8 SB s all-time leader in career rebounds (1,043 & counting) and steals (07 & counting) Second in America East in assists (4.8/gm), fourth in rebounding (8.3/gm) 47 career double-digit rebounding games; 1 career double-doubles Has 14 games of 5+ assists this season New York Post column and Baltimore Sun article - Named one of Baltimore s top college players for by the Baltimore Sun 01 America East Defensive Player of the Year and first-team All-America East SBU is 9-1 all-time when he scores 10 or more points All-America East second team and All-Defensive team in ; All-Rookie in Helped lead Hargrave Military to 9-0 record, Prep School National Championship and was the top ranked prep school in the nation Averaged 0.9 PPG and 10.3 RPG at River Hill as a senior Career Highs Points: 18 vs. Holy Cross, 1/31/09 : 17, twice, last vs. Binghamton, /7/09 Assists: 11 vs. Maine, 1/6/13 Steals: 5 vs. NJIT, 11/8/09 Blocks: 4 vs. Maine, 1/8/09 FG: 7 at Binghamton, 1/5/1 FGA: 11 vs. Holy Cross, 1/31/09 3FG:, three times, last at Hartford, /1/1 3FGA: 3 at New Hampshire, 3/1/09 FT: 10, three times last vs. New Hampshire, /6/1 FTA: 14 vs. Cornell, 1/8/11 Minutes: 43 at Boston University, 1/19/09 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider /18 vs. Sacred Heart /4 vs. Canisius /5 at Connecticut /8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois /11 at St. Francis Brk /18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland /8 at Seton Hall /1 at Manhattan /5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford /15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC /6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire /9 at Hartford /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg Did not play due to injury - REDSHIRT TOTAL

11 #5 Dave Coley Junior Guard lbs Brooklyn, N.Y. Thomas Jefferson Has a pair of 1-point games this season, tied for second-most by a Stony Brook player this season Lockdown defender - has held some of the best America East scorers to season lows in points 34 career double-digit scoring games (SB is 6-8 in those games) Named America East Player of the Week on Dec. 17 after scoring 19 points and grabbing eight rebounds at Brooklyn homecoming game on Dec. 11 Showed phenomenal improvement between his freshman and sophomore seasons, including a 3.5 point increase in scoring and 10% increase in shooting; spent all summer continuing to improve (700 shots a day) Tenacious rebounder; has 8 career games of five or more Led Stony Brook s freshmen in points, rebounds and steals Averaged 16.0 PPG and 5.0 RPG at Thomas Jefferson as a senior Named to the New York Post All-Brooklyn second team Career Highs Points: 1, four times last vs. Boston U., 1/15/13 : 1 at Northwestern, 11/5/11 Assists: 5 at UMBC, 1/11/1 Steals: 4, three times last vs. Boston U., 1/15/13 Blocks: vs. Hartford, 1/1/13 FG: 9 at Seton Hall, 1/8/1 FGA: 16 at Boston University, 1/14/1 3FG: 3, three times last vs. Boston U., 1/15/13 3FGA: 7 at Fairleigh Dickinson, 11/18/10 FT: 8 at Northeastern, /18/1 FTA: 1 vs. Binghamton, 3/3/1 Minutes: 36 vs. Cornell, 1/8/11 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider /18 vs. Sacred Heart /4 vs. Canisius /5 at Connecticut /8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois /11 at St. Francis Brk /18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland /8 at Seton Hall /1 at Manhattan /5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford /15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC /6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire /9 at Hartford /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg TOTAL

12 Leonard Hayes Senior Guard lbs Voorhees, N.J. Lawrenceville Prep One of Stony Brook s sharpshooters off the bench Reliable with the basketball; had a 1.9 assist/turnover ratio in Stony Brook s top three-point percentage shooter in (.45) Named to the 011 America East Championship All-Tournament team Averaged 15.0 PPG and was 1-for-19 from 3-point range in three America East Championship games in 011 Was 6-for-7 from 3-point range vs. Vermont on March 6, 011 Came off the bench to score points at Maine on Jan., 011 and went on to start the season s last 13 games Three-year starter at Lawrenceville Prep, averaging 17.5 PPG Parents Leonard & Lateefah both played college ball at St. Peter s Brother, Lamar, is on the Stony Brook track & field team Career Highs #15 Points: at Maine, 1//11 : 9 at Boston University, 3/5/11 Assists: 5 at Northwestern, 11/5/11 Steals: at Sacred Heart, 11/15/11 Blocks: vs. Vermont, 3/6/11 FG: 8 at Maine, 1//11 FGA: 16 at Albany, /14/11 3FG: 6 vs. Vermont, 3/6/11 3FGA: 9, two times last at Eastern Illinois, 1/3/11 FT: 3 vs. Boston University, 1/7/1 FTA: 4 vs. Boston University, 1/7/1 Minutes: 41 vs. Maine, /1/11 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider DNP 11/18 vs. Sacred Heart /4 vs. Canisius DNP 11/5 at Connecticut DNP 11/8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois DNP 1/11 at St. Francis Brk. DNP 1/18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland DNP 1/8 at Seton Hall DNP 1/1 at Manhattan DNP 1/5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford /15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC /6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire /9 at Hartford /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg TOTAL

13 Anthony Jackson Junior Guard lbs Columbus, Ohio Gahanna Lincoln Hit critical three-pointers in leading Stony Brook to road wins over Albany and New Hampshire Leading America East in free throw shooting (84.0%) Missed three games due to injury; returned on Jan. 3 Strong shooter and sound decision maker Scored career-high 1 pts vs. Canisius, had 0 four days later at Cornell One of the team s top free throw shooters (career 84.8%) Spent first two seasons as backup to Bryan Dougher Second in America East in 3-point shooting (.407) in Played senior year of high school ball at Gahanna Lincoln Led Lincoln to 6-1 record and was named All-Conference Named Ohio Capital Conference Central Player of the Year as a junior at Westland High School Career Highs #4 Points: 1 vs. Canisius, 11/4/1 : 7 vs. New Hampshire, 1/15/11 Assists: 7 at Hartford, /3/11 Steals: 3 vs. Mount Ida, 11/11/1 FG: 7 at Cornell, 11/8/1 FGA: 1, two times last at Albany, 1/9/13 3FG: 4, three times last vs. Binghamton, /1/13 3FGA: 9 at Maryland, 1/1/1 FT: 8 vs. Canisius, 11/4/1 FTA: 11 vs. Canisius, 11/4/1 Minutes: 38 at Rider, 11/13/1 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider /18 vs. Sacred Heart /4 vs. Canisius /5 at Connecticut /8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois /11 at St. Francis Brk /18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland /8 at Seton Hall /1 at Manhattan /5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford DNP 1/15 vs. Boston Univ. DNP 1/18 at Vermont DNP 1/3 at UMBC /6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire /9 at Hartford /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg TOTAL

14 Scott King Redshirt Freshman lbs Derry, N.H. Holderness Shooting 37.5% from three-point range this season Season-best 14 points at Vermont Earned 1st career start Feb. 1 vs. Binghamton Redshirted the season and has four years of eligibility remaining Will provide instant offense off the bench Talented three-point shooter with NBA range Has the team s best vertical leap Played at Holderness School and played AAU ball with Mass Rivals Career Highs #35 Points: 14 at Vermont, 1/18/13 : 4 vs. Mount Ida, 11/11/1 Assists: 1, four times last at Vermont, 1/18/13 Steals: 1, two times last vs. Binghamton, /1/13 Blocks: 1, eight times last vs. Maine, 1/6/13 FG: 4 at Vermont, 1/18/13 FGA: 7, two times last at Binghamton, 1/9/13 3FG: 3 at Vermont, 1/18/13 3FGA: 5, two times last at Vermont, 1/18/13 FT: 3 at Vermont, 1/18/13 FTA: 3, two times last at Vermont, 1/18/13 Minutes: 18 vs. Mount Ida, 11/11/1 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider /18 vs. Sacred Heart DNP 11/4 vs. Canisius /5 at Connecticut /8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois /11 at St. Francis Brk /18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland /8 at Seton Hall /1 at Manhattan /5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford /15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC /6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire /9 at Hartford /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg

15 Playing significant minutes as the backup center Has a great shooting touch from 15 feet Already fifth in the program s Div. I history in blocks Redshirted the season after suffering a knee injury Appeared in 31 games as a freshman, averaging 11.9 minutes/gm Led Stony Brook in blocks and was seventh in America East as a freshman in Played at storied Roman Catholic High School in Philadelphia 010 honorable mention All-Catholic League selection by the Philadelphia Daily News, averaging 10 points, 6 rebs, 3 blocks Anthony Mayo Sophomore Forward lbs Philadelphia, Pa. Roman Catholic Career Highs #3 Points: 10, two times last at Albany, 1/9/13 : 6, three times last at Maryland, 1/1/1 Assists: vs. Canisius, 11/4/1 Blocks: 4 vs. Mount Ida, 11/14/10 FG: 5 at Albany, 1/9/13 FGA: 9 at Albany, 1/9/13 FT: 4 vs. Canisius, 11/4/1 FTA: 4, three times last vs. Canisius, 11/4/1 Minutes: 4 vs. Vermont, 1/4/11 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider /18 vs. Sacred Heart /4 vs. Canisius /5 at Connecticut /8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois /11 at St. Francis Brk /18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland /8 at Seton Hall /1 at Manhattan /5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford /15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC /6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire /9 at Hartford /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg TOTAL

16 # Eric McAlister Junior Forward lbs Hightstown, N.J. Hightstown/APEX Acad. Fourth-year junior and one of the team s most athletic players Can shoot from the outside and block shots Enjoying his best season to date Produced a career-high points against Maine on Jan. 6 Currently 11th all-time in the program s Div. I history in blocks Has played a significant role in the America East Championship in each of the last two seasons Averaged.7 PPG, 10.1 RPG, 4.3 BPG and 4.1 APG as a senior at APEX Academy Career Highs Points: vs. Maine, 1/6/13 : 6, three times last at UMBC, 1/3/13 Assists:, two times last vs. Canisius, 11/4/1 Blocks:, six times last vs. Sacred Heart, 11/18/1 FG: 8 vs. Maine, 1/6/13 FGA: 11 vs. Maine, 1/6/13 3FG: vs. Maine, 1/6/13 3FGA: 3, two times last at Maryland, 1/1/1 FT: 4, two times last vs. Maine, 1/6/13 FTA: 6, two times last vs. Maine, 1/6/13 Minutes: 9 vs. Sacred Heart, 11/18/1 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider /18 vs. Sacred Heart /4 vs. Canisius /5 at Connecticut /8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois /11 at St. Francis Brk /18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland /8 at Seton Hall /1 at Manhattan /5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford /15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC /6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire /9 at Hartford /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg REDSHIRT SEASON TOTAL

17 #10 Carson (Tre) Puriefoy Freshman Guard lbs Wenonah, N.J. Bishop Eustace Posted efficient game vs. Binghamton: 1 pts, 6 asts, 5 rebs Stepped in for an injured Anthony Jackson and posted 15 points and 3 assists in win over Hartford on Jan. 1 Fastest player on the team; can control the tempo, attack and dish the ball with efficiency Played four seasons at Bishop Eustace and finished his career as the school s second all-time leading scorer (1,688 points) Second-team All-State, first-team All-South Jersey, first-team All- Conference after averaging.5 points, 5.0 assists, 4.0 rebounds and 3.0 steals as a senior Father, Carson Puriefoy, played basketball for four years at Bucknell and was a three-year starter Career Highs Points: 15 vs. Hartford, 1/1/13 : 5, two times last vs. Binghamton, /1/13 Assists: 6 vs. Binghamton, /1/13 Steals: 3, two times last at Hartford, /10/13 FG: 5, two times last at Vermont, 1/18/13 FGA: 16 at Vermont, 1/18/13 3FG:, two times last at UMBC, 1/3/13 3FGA: 5 at Vermont, 1/18/13 FT: 5 vs. Sacred Heart, 11/18/1 FTA: 7 vs. Hartford, 1/1/13 Minutes: 31, two times last at Vermont, 1/18/13 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider /18 vs. Sacred Heart /4 vs. Canisius /5 at Connecticut /8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois /11 at St. Francis Brk /18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland /8 at Seton Hall /1 at Manhattan /5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford /15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC /6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire /9 at Hartford /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg

18 #11 Ben REsner Senior Guard lbs Centerport, N.Y. Harborfields Has stepped in to play significant minutes at the point guard position off the bench Has played in 15 career games Walked on to the team in 010 Captained Harborfields High School his junior and senior seasons Two-time All-League, All-Conference and All-County Career Highs Points: 4 vs. Mount Ida, 11/13/11 : 1, eight times last vs. Boston U., 1/15/13 Assists: 1, six times last vs. Boston U., 1/15/13 Steals: 1, four times last vs. Hartford, 1/1/13 FG: 1, five times last vs. Hartford, 1/1/13 FGA: 3 vs. Boston U., 1/15/13 FT: vs. Mount Ida, 11/13/11 FTA:, three times last vs. Binghamton, /1/13 Minutes: 10 vs. Boston U., 1/15/13 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist DNP 11/11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider DNP 11/18 vs. Sacred Heart DNP 11/4 vs. Canisius DNP 11/5 at Connecticut DNP 11/8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois DNP 1/11 at St. Francis Brk. DNP 1/18 at Sacred Heart DNP 1/1 at Maryland DNP 1/8 at Seton Hall DNP 1/1 at Manhattan DNP 1/5 vs. New Hampshire DNP 1/9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford /15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC DNP 1/6 vs. Maine DNP 1/9 at Albany DNP / at New Hampshire DNP /9 at Hartford DNP /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont DNP /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg TOTAL

19 Marcus Rouse Senior Guard lbs Upper Marlboro, Md. DeMatha One of Stony Brook s top offensive threats off the bench Leading America East in three-point field goal percentage (.411) Ninth in SB s Div. I history in career three-pointers made 40% career shooter and always protective of the basketball; has a 1.3 assist/turnover ratio while averaging 17 minutes per game Averages just 0.65 turnovers per game and in his career he turns the ball over just once every 7.1 minutes played Was Stony Brook s third-leading scorer as a sophomore in Played high school ball at DeMatha Catholic, leading the team to a 3-4 record and No. 7 national ranking as a senior Career Highs #1 Points: 19 vs. Vermont, 1/4/11 : 7 at Binghamton, 1/9/13 Assists: 4, three times last vs. Hartford, 1/9/11 Steals: 3, five times last at Manhattan, 1/1/13 Blocks: vs. UMBC, 1/31/11 FG: 8 vs. Albany, 1/4/10 FGA: 14 vs. Vermont, 1/4/11 3FG: 4, six times last vs. Vermont, /15/13 3FGA: 8, three times last at Binghamton, 1/10/11 FT: 7 at Seton Hall, 3/13/1 FTA: 8 at Seton Hall, 3/13/1 Minutes: 36 vs. Albany, 1/17/11 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider /18 vs. Sacred Heart /4 vs. Canisius /5 at Connecticut /8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois /11 at St. Francis Brk /18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland /8 at Seton Hall /1 at Manhattan /5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford /15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC /6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire /9 at Hartford /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg TOTAL

20 Jameel Warney Freshman Forward lbs Plainfield, N.J. Roselle Catholic Seven-time America East Rookie of the Week (Nov. 1 & 6, Dec. 17 & 4, Jan. 7, 14 & 1) Leading America East in field goal percentage (.64) and second in blocked shots (1.6/gm) Has blocked a shot in all but three games this season Scored a career-high 1 points at Hartford Produced first career double-double at Cornell (19-11) 8-for-8 from the field vs. Mount Ida, the first SB player to ever attempt at least eight shots and make them all Labeled the fifth-best recruit in the senior class of 01 out of New Jersey by EKB Scouting Service; named 49th-best forward by ESPN.com Stony Brook s best offensive presence in the post; also one of the team s better passers, rebounders and shot blockers Graduated from Roselle Catholic at the school s all-time leading scorer with 1,968 points Averaged 17.0 points, 13.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 3.5 blocks as a senior and was named nd-team All-State, 1st-team All-County Career Highs #0 Points: 1 at Hartford, /10/13 : 14 vs. Boston U., 1/15/13 Assists: 4 at UMBC, 1/3/13 Steals: 3, two times last at Seton Hall, 1/8/1 Blocks: 4 vs. New Hampshire, 1/5/13 FG: 9 at Hartford, /10/13 FGA: 14 vs. Canisius, 11/4/1 FT: 5, four times last at New Hampshire, //13 FTA: 8, two times last vs. Hartford, 1/13/1 Minutes: 33 at New Hampshire, //13 Opponent Min fg-fga pct. 3fg-a pct. ft-fta pct. off def tot pf ast t/o blk stl pts 11/9 at Marist /11 vs. Mount Ida /13 at Rider /18 vs. Sacred Heart /4 vs. Canisius /5 at Connecticut /8 at Cornell /1 vs. Eastern Illinois /11 at St. Francis Brk /18 at Sacred Heart /1 at Maryland /8 at Seton Hall /1 at Manhattan /5 vs. New Hampshire /9 at Binghamton /1 vs. Hartford /15 vs. Boston Univ /18 at Vermont /3 at UMBC /6 vs. Maine /9 at Albany / at New Hampshire /9 at Hartford /1 vs. Binghamton /15 vs. Vermont /19 vs. UMBC /4 at Maine /8 at Boston Univ. 3/3 vs. Albany Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-D Reb-Avg PF-O A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg

21 #33 Ryan Burnett Freshman Guard lbs Richmond, Va. Benedictine Prep Expected to redshirt season Played two seasons at Benedictine Prep and two at Hermitage High School Averaged 17 points a game as a senior at Benedictine Helped lead Benedictine to a combined record in his two seasons Named to the 804 All-Metro team as a senior Played AAU ball for VA Assault, where he averaged 1 points a game #3 Ahmad Walker Freshman Guard lbs Port Washington N.Y. Berkshire School Expected to redshirt season Long, athletic wing with great scoring instincts Graduated as the Berkshire School s all-time leading scorer with 1,745 points Named NEPSAC Class B Player of the Year in back-to-back seasons (011, 01) Once scored a Berkshire single-game record 49 points All-Nassau County selection for St. Dominic s High School # KAMERON (KAM) MITCHELL Freshman Guard lbs Jacksonville, Fla. Mandarin Enrolled at Stony Brook for the Spring Semester Mandarin High School s all-time leader in three-pointers made (4) Named Sarasota Herald Tribune All-State and Jacksonville Times- Union All-First Coast after averaging 1.5 points as a senior Averaged 3.3 points as a junior and had a school-record 48 points in a game, including 38 after halftime