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STONY BROOK MEN’S BASKETBALL record book YEAR BY YEAR STATISTICS G FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2018-19 SBU 33 815-1937 .421 233-715 .326 501-695 .721 1348 40.8 631-12 372 478 142 209 2364 71.6 OPP 33 746-1889 .395 238-793 .300 458-681 .673 1140 34.5 629- 387 439 128 210 2188 66.3 2017-18 SBU 32 779-1866 .417 249-757 .329 398-606 .657 1152 36.0 647- 427 448 94 261 2205 68.9 OPP 32 761-1740 .437 220-627 .351 507-720 .704 1143 35.7 593- 371 478 130 220 2249 70.3 2016-17 SBU 32 759-1879 .404 250-764 .327 445-616 .722 1109 34.7 622-10 391 325 102 174 2215 69.2 OPP 32 747-1702 .439 232-618 .375 478-682 .701 1157 36.2 624- 363 423 76 142 2204 68.9 2015-16 SBU 33 933-1993 .468 220-597 .369 429-636 .675 1312 39.8 523-7 541 379 151 204 2515 76.2 OPP 33 770-1887 .408 212-649 .327 363-506 .717 1059 32.1 607- 364 419 97 185 2115 64.1 2014-15 SBU 35 835-1999 .418 191-576 .332 429-647 .663 1395 39.9 578-5 420 416 147 180 2290 65.4 OPP 35 736-1858 .396 226-662 .341 404-576 .701 1105 31.6 621- 413 400 113 222 2102 60.1 2013-14 SBU 34 860-1900 .453 184-518 .355 522-725 .720 1251 36.8 647-14 434 426 108 200 2426 71.4 OPP 34 744-1796 .414 240-727 .330 525-740 .709 1059 31.1 660- 415 428 119 233 2253 66.3 2012-13 SBU 33 790-1779 .444 193-546 .353 472-670 .704 1242 37.6 515-1 407 390 125 212 2245 68.0 OPP 33 681-1802 .378 225-726 .310 311-466 .667 1072 32.5 597- 371 443 95 202 1898 57.5 2011-12 SBU 32 768-1800 .427 199-604 .329 390-563 .693 1203 37.6 482-6 353 395 53 177 2125 66.4 OPP 32 677-1615 .419 221-631 .350 317-450 .704 936 29.3 567- 379 434 91 191 1892 59.1 2010-11 SBU 32 679-1777 .382 221-640 .345 372-565 .658 1168 36.5 569-8 304 395 89 172 1951 61.0 OPP 32 664-1704 .390 202-656 .308 404-576 .701 1179 36.8 580- 357 430 92 200 1934 60.4 2009-10 SBU 32 776-1805 .430 194-550 .353 459-663 .692 1166 36.4 571-7 376 404 62 229 2205 68.9 OPP 32 721-1726 .418 233-660 .353 372-566 .657 1077 33.7 590- 372 455 108 189 2047 64.0 2008-09 SBU 30 684-1658 .413 175-500 .350 408-601 .679 1054 35.1 575-11 295 391 78 258 1951 65.0 OPP 30 642-1523 .422 182-583 .312 362-557 .650 1015 33.8 552- 368 474 103 167 1828 60.9 2007-08 SBU 30 662-1695 .391 151-463 .326 362-528 .686 1046 34.9 609-22 261 409 62 214 1837 61.2 OPP 30 667-1559 .428 245-675 .363 419-624 .671 1075 35.8 520- 432 460 113 161 1998 66.6 2006-07 SBU 29 623-1568 .397 122-392 .311 369-553 .667 989 34.1 605-12 253 419 51 214 1737 59.9 OPP 29 608-1415 .430 221-627 .352 429-603 .711 963 33.2 528- 355 468 83 195 1866 64.3 2005-06 SBU 28 599-1571 .381 149-439 .339 282-466 .605 867 31.0 598-16 274 366 58 184 1629 58.2 OPP 28 622-1374 .453 191-507 .377 492-719 .684 1063 38.0 465- 369 416 107 179 1927 68.8 2004-05 SBU 29 625-1550 .403 156-458 .341 387-549 .705 999 34.4 514-15 308 402 72 175 1793 61.8 OPP 29 689-1592 .433 154-470 .328 375-537 .698 1008 34.8 497- 318 371 104 209 1907 65.8 2003-04 SBU 30 664-1568 .423 133-421 .316 416-604 .689 980 32.7 551-9 320 456 76 219 1877 62.6 OPP 30 741-1612 .460 159-447 .356 388-575 .675 996 33.2 567- 366 412 92 249 2029 67.6 2002-03 SBU 28 653-1477 .442 133-377 .353 416-605 .688 938 33.5 473-15 373 439 63 204 1855 66.2 OPP 28 702-1546 .454 150-455 .330 294-456 .645 935 33.4 545- 341 458 87 209 1848 66.0 2001-02 SBU 28 615-1498 .411 117-356 .329 358-506 .708 906 32.4 502-17 342 483 73 191 1705 60.9 OPP 28 720-1599 .450 163-439 .371 388-575 .675 1058 37.8 497- 371 418 92 245 1991 71.1 2000-01 SBU 28 661-1398 .473 151-423 .357 493-694 .710 952 34.0 494-10 405 487 92 193 1966 70.2 OPP 28 685-1595 .429 153-466 .328 361-533 .677 915 32.7 585-21 353 411 65 233 1884 67.3 1999-00 SBU 29 568-1480 .384 182-544 .335 331-515 .643 902 31.1 525-12 320 530 62 212 1648 56.8 OPP 29 748-1593 .470 200-518 .386 373-581 .642 1067 36.8 516-9 430 445 87 249 2069 71.3 1998-99 SBU 27 615-1635 .376 166-552 .301 396-558 .710 985 36.5 572-19 322 425 72 224 1792 66.4 OPP 27 620-1440 .431 138-433 .319 495-710 .697 1060 39.3 486- 369 494 75 216 1873 69.4 1997-98 SBU 26 621-1515 .410 162-477 .340 313-467 .670 950 36.5 426-6 336 411 84 185 1717 66.0 OPP 26 610-1534 .398 151-459 .329 360-541 .665 1061 40.8 401- 325 432 80 204 1731 66.6 1996-97 SBU 26 575-1409 .408 148-418 .354 334-476 .702 878 33.8 477-10 292 408 72 190 1632 62.9 OPP 26 611-1430 .427 153-447 .342 393-584 .673 980 37.7 424- 318 408 51 177 1768 68.0 1995-96 SBU 26 628-1588 .395 127-390 .326 347-521 .666 981 37.7 481-9 325 372 50 216 1730 66.5 OPP 26 671-1487 .451 129-415 .311 371-596 .622 1032 39.7 449- 396 422 84 189 1842 70.8 1994-95 SBU 26 679-1622 .422 145-424 .342 415-596 .696 877 33.7 449-11 370 366 114 225 1918 73.8 OPP 26 692-1631 .424 138-446 .309 351-540 .650 1016 39.1 487- 378 416 118 195 1873 72.0 1993-94 SBU 24 576-1393 .413 85-271 .314 349-536 .651 941 39.2 446-11 229 378 104 211 1586 66.1 OPP 24 568-1366 .416 130-371 .350 333-509 .654 883 36.8 459- 257 386 71 203 1599 66.6 1992-93 SBU 28 684-1646 .416 74-235 .315 383-595 .644 1076 38.4 500-12 265 400 99 235 1825 65.2 OPP 28 653-1547 .422 94-329 .286 311-537 .579 1003 35.8 506- 279 436 80 199 1711 61.1 1991-92 SBU 27 736-1760 .418 139-413 .337 463-617 .750 1086 40.2 507-14 260 373 109 185 2074 76.8 OPP 27 749-1750 .428 113-344 .328 387-589 .657 1125 41.7 511 342 379 75 172 1998 74.0 A • Division I Record Book Stony Brook Men’s Basketball Record Book • 1 YEAR BY YEAR STATISTICS G FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 1990-91 SBU 27 843-1914 .440 107-299 .358 557-778 .716 1316 48.7 481-7 308 333 79 295 2350 87.0 OPP 27 774-1803 .429 131-365 .359 317-490 .647 1019 37.7 554- 310 453 80 159 1996 73.9 1989-90 SBU 29 904-2049 .441 96-259 .371 584-861 .678 1452 50.1 553-7 420 464 95 270 2488 85.8 OPP 29 845-2029 .416 123-371 .332 357-609 .586 1192 41.1 662- 400 533 101 226 2170 74.8 1988-89 SBU 28 791-1798 .440 48-157 .306 515-778 .662 1348 48.1 562-24 395 515 83 206 2145 76.6 OPP 28 777-1808 .430 115-320 .359 384-617 .622 1186 42.4 534-26 416 520 - - 2053 73.3 G FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 1987-88 SBU 28 815-1753 .465 64-157 .408 422-662 .637 1129 40.3 515-18 413 496 84 308 2116 75.6 OPP 28 713-1698 .420 124-296 .419 377-588 .641 1021 36.5 579-18 386 534 70 243 1927 68.8 1986-87 SBU 27 903-1768 .511 44-128 .344 413-603 .685 1075 39.8 478-14 418 401 74 294 2263 83.8 OPP 27 735-1700 .432 64-205 .312 338-517 .654 982 36.4 505-10 367 498 76 157 1872 69.3 1985-86 SBU 28 851-1767 .482 - - 451-681 .662 890 31.8 526- 474 362 39 311 2153 76.9 OPP 28 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1879 67.1 1984-85 SBU 27 780-1620 .481 - - 432-635 .680 1061 39.3 - - - - - 1992 73.8 OPP 27 674-1462 .461 - - 424-627 .676 838 31.0 - - - - - 1772 65.6 1983-84 SBU 25 655-1473 .445 - - 386-591 .653 910 36.4 478- 300 418 94 242 1696 67.8 OPP 25 704-1524 .462 - - 365-545 .670 728 29.1 469- - - - - 1773 70.9 1982-83 SBU 25 708-1553 .456 - - 352-522 .674 711 28.4 - 273 - - - 1770 70.8 OPP 25 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1760 70.4 1981-82 SBU 25 671-1443 .465 - - 315-526 .600 787 31.5 - 366 490 105 254 1657 66.3 OPP 25 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1817 72.7 1980-81 SBU 27 844-1633 .517 - - 479-664 .721 891 33.0 - 483 - 82 - 2171 80.4 OPP 27 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2158 79.9 1979-80 SBU 28 891-1640 .543 - - 374-531 .704 800 28.6 - 493 - 63 - 2156 77.0 OPP 28 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2019 72.1 1978-79 SBU 27 980-1651 .593 - - 364-528 .689 1064 39.4 - 551 - - - 2324 86.0 OPP 27 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2011 74.4 1977-78 SBU 31 1033-1721 .600 - - 523-741 .718 1081 36.0 - 613 510 - - 2598 86.6 OPP 31 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2061 68.7 1976-77 SBU 26 842-1455 .578 - - 402-571 .704 949 36.5 - 538 - - - 2086 80.2 OPP 26 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1800 69.2 1975-76 SBU 26 778-1401 .555 - - 365-590 .619 954 36.7 486-12 506 - - - 1921 73.9 OPP 26 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1858 71.5 1974-75 SBU 24 693-1652 .419 - - 286-439 .651 896 37.3 422- 391 - - - 1672 69.7 OPP 24 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1947 81.1 1973-74 SBU 22 521-1119 .466 - - 287-435 .660 761 36.2 - - - - - 1329 63.3 OPP 22 536- - - - 217-342 .635 - - - - - - - 1289 61.4 1972-73 SBU 21 554-1210 .458 - - 341-508 .671 - - 387-11 - - - - 1449 69.0 OPP 21 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1369 65.2 1971-72 SBU 26 811-1827 .444 - - 523-823 .635 - - 509-6 - - - - 2145 82.5 OPP 26 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1920 73.8 1970-71 SBU 25 652-1589 .410 - - 455-718 .634 1044 41.8 505-16 - - - - 1759 70.4 OPP 25 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1714 68.6 1969-70 SBU 24 618-1387 .446 - - 428-686 .623 1075 44.8 412-13 - - - - 1664 69.3 OPP 24 570-1519 .375 - - 302-462 .653 952 39.7 506-25 - - - - 1481 61.7 1968-69 SBU OPP 1967-68 SBU 22 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1461 66.4 OPP 22 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1548 70.4 1966-67 SBU 19 461- - - 319- .
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    VIDEO GAMES MILITARY NFL For Nintendo fans, Video shows arrest Carr, Raiders many reasons to stay of Marines accused rally late to at Luigi’s Mansion 3 of human smuggling beat Chargers Page 15 Page 3 Back page Military construction, bonuses at risk without NDAA funding » Page 3 Volume 78, No. 147A ©SS 2019 CONTINGENCY EDITION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 stripes.com Free to Deployed Areas EASTERN SYRIA Presence of US troops about much more than oil BY SARAH EL DEEB Associated Press BEIRUT — As U.S. troops beef up in eastern Syria to protect oil fields, residents hope their mission will bring stability and prosperity to the remote and re- source-rich region — and keep the Syrian government out. Their hopes reflect the ex- pectations being piled onto the operation, even as President Donald Trump flip-flopped on the scope and duration of troops deployment. ANALYSIS He initially or- dered all troops out of Syria last month, then decided to keep a force in place to hold the oil infrastructure. That keeps the U.S. troops in the middle of eastern Syria’s complex political geography, rich in oil and gas and packed with Turkish, Kurdish, Russian, Syr- ian and Iranian-backed troops. The stretches of Syria east of the Euphrates, where the oil is located, have been lost to the Ghostriders in the sky government of Syrian President Bashar Assad for most of the country’s eight-year civil war. Its mostly Arab population is Air Force’s new gunship flying ‘every single night’ in Afghanistan opposed to Assad, angry with years of neglect that impover- BY J.P.
  • The Boardwalk Trophy and the Eastern Hockey League Part 1: the Sea Gulls, the Rovers, the Olympics and the Cutters by Chuck Miller (Hockey Ink! Vol

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    FROM ATLANTIC CITY TO TORONTO: The Boardwalk Trophy and the Eastern Hockey League Part 1: The Sea Gulls, the Rovers, the Olympics and the Cutters By Chuck Miller (Hockey Ink! Vol. III, Iss. 2-3) True story - The Atlantic City Boardwalk Trophy, a prize handed from champion to champion of the old Eastern League, was found in a storage shed. Brian Elwell, a former player/coach for the old Syracuse Blazers, became a successful bar and grille owner after his retirement from hockey. As we talked about the proposed new AHL team for Syracuse, Elwell reminisced about his days in the Eastern Hockey League. "You know," he said to me, "somebody dropped this trophy off at my restaurant. It's been in my storage shed for a while. Seems like I remember seeing this once or twice in my playing days." I drove to Syracuse, hoping against hope that the pilgrimage wouldn't be just a 150-mile sightseeing journey. And when Elwell brought out a missile-shaped trophy with "THE BOARDWALK CHALLENGE TROPHY," carved into its side, the engravings drowning in a sea of tarnish and dirt, I knew this was something big. -=- Our journey begins in the fall of 1930. Lincoln Dickey, manager of the Atlantic City Auditorium, imported some Montreal-based hockey players, set them up against the toughest amateur and professional teams on the East Coast, and the Atlantic City Sea Gulls were born. Led by coach Redvers McKenzie, the Gulls hosted everybody from the New York Rangers to college teams, and by 1932 they were one of the top amateur hockey squads.
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