The Stony Brook Seawolves suffered a heavy defeat of 30-10 to the University of Richmond Spiders.

Coming off a heartbreaking 62-7 loss at Utah State last week, the Stony Brook football team was happy to be playing at home again.

Fans, students, alumni and families anxiously awaited the opening kickoff. The moment redshirt-senior kicker Nick Courtney’s cleat made contact with the ball, the Stony Brook football season began.

Amassing 14 penalties that set the team back 117 yards, Stony Brook Football could not help but shoot itself in the proverbial foot.

Stony Brook Football’s offense stalled as it fell to William & Mary, 14-9, on Saturday. The loss is the second in a row for the Seawolves.

After a season of defensive success, there are many questions for Stony Brook Football coming into this season.

The Stony Brook Football team held its annual spring game on Saturday afternoon at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium.

After finishing first in the CAA in passing defense last season, Stony Brook football Head Coach Chuck Priore made it a point to make sure that happens again.