The Seawolves are far from charging out of the tunnel with the fight song blaring or the smell of grills fired up in the parking lot, but (spring) football season is here.
Stony Brook led 24-10 late in the second quarter, but the JMU Dukes and their high-flying offense defeated the Seawolves 27-24 in a CAA football matchup Saturday afternoon at LaValle Stadium.
On Nov. 16, 2013, Stony Brook football beat the James Madison Dukes, 41-38. Entering that game, the Seawolves found themselves in a very similar position...
Saturday afternoon against Elon, Chuck Priore coached his 100th game for the Seawolves. Team delivered a 20-3 victory over the Phoenix in a matchup at Rhodes Stadium.
Stony Brook won its second straight contest for the first time all season on Saturday night, topping Maine 19-7 and improving to 3-4 overall and 2-1 in CAA games.
This Saturday, Stony Brook Football will host defending Colonial Athletic Association champ Maine . Last year, the Seawolves were unable to pull off an upset as Maine won 19-14 in Orono, Maine.
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’s strength on offense has definitely been their rushing attack, with four very capable backs in Stacey Bedell, Marcus Coker, James Kenner and Tyler Fredericks.
The Stony Brook football team (1-2) will be traveling to Grand Forks, North Dakota to take on the University of North Dakota (1-2) on Saturday. Stony Brook hopes this trip will not meet the same fate.
After a shaky start in the first quarter, Seawolves fans held their breath as the team once again looked shaky offensively, until the running game caught fire.
