Victor Ochi officially became the Stony Brook football team’s all-time leader in career sacks after recording 1.5 sacks in Saturday’s win against the Rhode Island Rams.
The game turned into a Halloween nightmare for Joe Carbone and the Seawolves, as the quarterback threw four interceptions en route to another disappointing loss for the team.
After only playing one half of football in Toledo last Thursday, the SBU football team is back on the gridiron Saturday when the Seawolves take on Central Connecticut.
2014 was not the finest season for the SBU football team. But if you were to spend any time around the team during camp this year, you would not know that this was the case.
SBU football Head Coach Chuck Priore and Stacey Bedell went to the CAA's Football Media Day on Monday. The team was picked to finish eighth in the preseason Coaches Poll.
Stony Brook will have to continue using its multi-pronged rushing attack to control the tempo of the game, allowing its defense to rest, which should let the team continue their dominant season.
All season long, carelessness has plagued the Seawolves. Six interceptions and seven lost fumbles have made up a large part of the reason that until the Towson game, Stony Brook had one win so far.
Stony Brook football (1-3) will return home to face No. 17 William & Mary Tribe (3-1) in the annual homecoming game and Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) opener.
