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       #Post#: 47017--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Looking ahead to 2026-27
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: May 1, 2026, 7:30 am
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       just a guess but the timing of this windfall seems to coincide
       with the new pres.  maybe a connection???
       #Post#: 47018--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Looking ahead to 2026-27
   DIR By: sbugold
       Date: May 1, 2026, 8:14 am
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       Oakes--
       Happy to hear about Nahar.  I always loved his outside shot, but
       felt he never really had a chance at this level.  Given his
       size, the expectation for him to be a rim protector never
       materialized.  Hope he finds a fruitful landing spot.
       Re; Kenny Fields:  He's somewhat of a mystery.  He initially
       committed to SBU in Nov. 2024, a 6'0" JUCO Guard out of Polk St.
       He now shows up as having signed with the Seawolves in November
       '25.
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       Re: Looking ahead to 2026-27
   DIR By: Checkmate
       Date: May 1, 2026, 2:58 pm
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       > Oakes--
       > Happy to hear about Nahar.  I always loved his outside shot,
       but felt he never really had a chance at this level.  Given his
       size, the expectation for him to be a rim protector never
       materialized.  Hope he finds a fruitful landing spot.
       >
       > Re; Kenny Fields:  He's somewhat of a mystery.  He initially
       committed to SBU in Nov. 2024, a 6'0" JUCO Guard out of Polk St.
       He now shows up as having signed with the Seawolves in November
       '25.
       >
       >
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       >
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       I forgot about Fields. He did not appear to be a D-I caliber kid
       at Polk State, just on the footage that I saw. Then he wasn't on
       the roster, and he popped up at New Mexico JC, where he averaged
       6 ppg on 33% shooting. I would be disappointed/surprised if this
       came to fruition but I dunno, maybe it does happen.
       With the last three spots – if I have it right – I'd be looking
       for a wing who can break his guy down with the dribble and
       defend, a backup point guard, and then a PF. I basically sub in
       Ndjonga for Goods and Vatan for Kojenets. We were light on the
       glass last year with those two so could use a Maidoh type.
       #Post#: 47114--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Looking ahead to 2026-27
   DIR By: Oakes
       Date: May 11, 2026, 10:02 am
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       This is massive. Thank you Herrnstein Foundation! Likely the
       primary source of Stony Brook’s much deeper war chest this
       offseason.
       Herrnstein has donated in the past before. But this is the first
       I’ve seen it’s gone directly to Athletics.
       I believe Jim Herrnstein is an astrophysicist (among other
       things) who helped finance the discovery of the first
       supermassive black hole in our galaxy in the 1990s.
       Let’s go Seawolves baby!
       #Post#: 47117--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Looking ahead to 2026-27
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: May 11, 2026, 12:59 pm
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       some background on the herrnsteins- ties to RenTech.
       it looks like they've been making large gifts every few years:
  HTML https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/centre-valbio/valbio/board.php
       #Post#: 47118--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Looking ahead to 2026-27
   DIR By: OldSeawolf
       Date: May 11, 2026, 2:26 pm
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       Yeah, the key there is Renaissance. Their hedge funds made (and
       continue to make) unreal gains in the market. If he’s been there
       since 1999, we’re talking multi-billionaire.  Might be a good
       place for Heilbron to hang out in their parking lot around 5pm.
       Need to ferret out the sports fans there in Setauket.
       #Post#: 47119--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Looking ahead to 2026-27
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: May 11, 2026, 3:38 pm
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       Re: Looking ahead to 2026-27
   DIR By: ecasadoSBU
       Date: May 11, 2026, 3:49 pm
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       Wow. This is the kind of funding that can really turn things
       around. Thank you Herrnestein Family!
       Go Seawolves!
       #Post#: 47186--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Looking ahead to 2026-27
   DIR By: sbugold
       Date: May 26, 2026, 2:43 pm
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       Well, it's hard to judge the potential impact of this recruit: a
       bit short on stats.  But let's be optimistic, and hope for a
       true 5 may have been answered.
  HTML https://x.com/StonyBrookMBB/status/2059349023618699336
       What I was able to find was the following:
       "Played two years for Olimpia EA7 Milano U18 in Italy. Saw
       action in several NextGen EuroLeague U18 events, including
       averaging 11.3 points, 6.9 rebounds and 1.1 assists during the
       Lega Basket Serie A Next Gen Cup in January 2025. Two-time
       Italian Cup and Italian League champions. Second place
       EuroLeague Adidas NextGen Tournament. Spent the three years
       before that in Spain with Club Joventut Badalona where he was
       part of a Catalonia and Spanish League champion. Member of the
       U16 Italian National team that placed sixth at the 2022 FIBA U16
       European Championships.
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       Re: Looking ahead to 2026-27
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: May 26, 2026, 4:37 pm
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