Sabry Philip brings defensive grit and veteran depth to Stony Brook’s backcourt
In the 2024-25 season, Sabry Philip was a low-usage but useful Stony Brook guard, appearing in 28 games with 9 starts while setting career highs in assists, steals, and blocks and contributing 42 points and 54 rebounds. His value shows up more in energy, versatility, and defensive activity than in scoring, and earlier scouting notes praised his full-court defense, athleticism, and playmaking vision. He looks like a fit for a team that wants an experienced glue guy who can defend, rebound his position, and keep possessions alive rather than carry a scoring load.
