The GOAT of Stony Brook Basketball Jameel Warney joins Sam Neidermann on The Howl for episode one of the "Summer Legends Series", a five-part collection of feature interviews with some of Stony Brook's best former student athletes. 

Warney finished his Stony Brook basketball career as the program's all-time leading scorer, rebounder, and blocker, and has his number 20 retired at Island Federal Arena. The New Jersey native was the centerpiece of a golden era of Stony Brook hoops under coach Steve Pikeill. Warney led the Seawolves to their first conference tournament title in 2016, putting up a monster 43 points and 10 rebounds on national TV against Vermont in front of a roaring Stony Brook crowd. The Seawolves went on to play Kentucky in their first NCAA Tournament appearance. 

Warney became the first Seawolf to play in the NBA in March 2018 when he debuted with the Dallas Mavericks. He won a gold medal with Team USA at the 2017 FIBA Americup in Argentina and was named the tournament's MVP. He currently plays for the SK Knights in Seoul, South Korea. 

The Howl: Summer Legends Series will feature conversations with lacrosse legend Kylie Ohlmiller, former olympian and national champion Lucy Van Dalen, former MLB all-star Joe Nathan, and current pro soccer player Leo Fernandes.

The new leader of Stony Brook women's basketball, Ashley Langford, delivers her vision for the program.

This feature interview includes Coach Langford on: 

- Her whirlwind first week on Long Island and restaurant spots sampled

- Practice and preparation philosophy

- Her playing days at Tulane and playing off-campus in Texas during Hurricane Katrina as a freshman

- Her one-weekend, trial run as a head coach this January while at James Madison

- Childhood memories playing neighborhood pickup games in Harrisburg, Pa.

Stony Brook women's lacrosse boss Joe Spallina joins the show to preview this week's conference tournament.

Graduate centerfielder Jourdin Hering from Stony Brook Softball stops by and chats breaking the program's all-time record for singles, the 2021 Seawolves drive for a ring, her experience as a three-sport athlete in high school, and growth over the course of five years as a student athlete on Long Island.

Women's Soccer coach Tobias Bischof hops on The Howl, fresh off his club's second straight America East championship.

Stony Brook softball third baseman Riley Craig hops on the pod with Sam Neidermann to talk her love for Motley Crue, her five-year collegiate softball journey from Colorado to Long Island, and the team's run at an America East title.

John LaRocca from Stony Brook baseball discusses joining the Seawolves this semester as a graduate transfer, his former program's demise and dealing with juvenile diabetes, which was diagnosed while playing college baseball.

Stony Brook women's soccer standout Chelsie DePonte, who has four goals this season, talks about the team's unbeaten America East play, a special Senior Day sendoff, her native Hawaii and her activity with PAWS on the latest edition of The Howl.

Stony Brook volleyball coach Kristin Belzung joins The Howl after the Seawolves knocked off previously unbeaten UAlbany to remain in contention for the postseason. Stony Brook has a doubleheader at Binghamton on Sunday to close the regular season.

Head coach Caroline McCombs and student-athletes Asiah Dingle and Hailey Zeise join The Howl to discuss the program's first-ever NCAA Tournament berth. The Seawolves face No. 3 seed Arizona in San Antonio on Monday at 2 p.m. on ESPN2.