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03/23/2013 Men's hoops' historic season ends at Iowa in NIT lossStony Brook finishes 2012-13 season with program-best 25-8 record. 03/21/2013 Men's hoops faces Iowa in NIT 2nd round actionSeawolves look to move one step closer to Madison Square Garden and the NIT Final Four. 03/20/2013 Men's hoops beats UMass for first-ever NIT winSeawolves advance to play Iowa in the second round Friday on ESPNU. 03/19/2013 Men's hoops challenges UMass in the NIT on ESPN3Seawolves seek their first-ever national postseason tournament victory. 03/17/2013 Men's hoops to play UMass in the NIT on WednesdaySeawolves earn their third postseason bid in the last four seasons and will play Minutemen on ESPN3. 03/04/2012 Dallis Joyner Game-Winning Tip-InRicky Lucas was named to Steve Pikiell's staff as director of basketball operatons in September 2008. The former Seawolves men's basketball captain played two seasons for Stony Brook. As director of basketball operations, Lucas handles all day-to-day activities surrounding the basketball program. Lucas' duties include such tasks as film exchange, on-campus recruiting, the academic support and strength and conditioning liason, along with assisting in the direction of the Steve Pikiell Basketball Camp at Stony Brook University. In 2007-08, the Seawolves co-captain averaged a team-high 14.3 points per game and reached double-figures in 23 of Stony Brook's 30 contests. He led Stony Brook in minutes per game (32.8), steals (39), three-pointers (58) and free throw percentage (.800) in addition to scoring a career-high 33 points at Hartford. Lucas finished his career with 1,067 points and also ranks 12th in program history with a career scoring average of 14.7 points per game. The two-time America East All-Academic honoree was also an All-America East third team selection in 2007, averaging a team-best 15.2 points per game in his first year with SBU after transferring from George Washington University. In his two seasons at GW, Lucas appeared in 55 games and averaged 4.2 points per contest. He was also named George Washington's men's basketball student-athlete of the year in 2005. Lucas graduated from Stony Brook in 2008 with a degree in Health Science. |
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