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Stonystony Brook Athletics Communications • Indoorbrook Sports Complex • Stony Brook, N.Y. 11794football • www.StonyBrookAthletics.com • @SBAthletics www.Facebook.com/StonyBrookFootball • @StonyBrookFB • @Coach_Priore Game #12 • Stony Brook Seawolves vs. UAlbany Great Danes • Nov. 23, 2019 Game Notes GAME INFORMATION Date/Time: Nov. 23, 2019 / 2 p.m. Site: Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium (12,300) TV: SNY (Jonny Wincott, p-x-p; Erik Coleman, analyst, Ariel Epstein, sideline) Live Stream: FloSports https://bit.ly/2lF2aK4 Live Stats: www.stonybrookathletics.com Twitter: @stonybrookFB | @CAAFB STONY BROOK (5-6, 2-5 CAA) UALBANY (7-4, 5-2 CAA) Series: UAlbany leads 12-8 Ranking: --/-- Ranking: RV/RV at Albany: 2-8 HC: Chuck Priore (UAlbany, 1982) HC: Greg Gattuso (Penn State, 1983) at Stony Brook: 6-4 Career Record: 128-81/20th year Career Record: 128-68/18th year Neutral: 0-0 SBU Record: 89-72/14th year UAlbany Record: 31-36/6th year First Meeting: SBU 40, UAlbany 21- Nov. 23, 1995 24.2..............................................Scoring Offense Per Game ................................... 31.4 Last Meeting: UAlbany 25, SBU 23 - Nov. 17, 2018 27.0.............................................Scoring Defense Per Game ................................... 24.5 Streak: L1 19.5.................................................First Downs Per Game ....................................... 19.9 210.4.............................................Rushing Yards Per Game ................................... 136.4 2019 SCHEDULE 141.4...........................................Rushing Defense Per Game................................. 147.9 A31 Bryant LaValle Stadium W, 35-10 217.3.............................................Passing Yards Per Game ................................... 254.3 S7 at Utah State Logan, Utah L, 62-7 243.1...........................................Passing Defense Per Game ................................. 212.8 S14 Wagner LaValle Stadium W, 26-10 427.6..............................................Total Offense Per Game .................................... 390.6 S21 Fordham LaValle Stadium W, 45-10 384.5............................................. Total Defense Per Game ................................... 360.7 S28 * at Rhode Island Kingston, R.I. W, 31-27 5/11 ....................................... Int./Int. thrown/Opp Int./Int. Thrown ............................... 9/7 O5 * #2 James Madison LaValle Stadium L, 45-38ot 27/12...................................................Sacks by/Allowed ......................................... 25/29 O12 * New Hampshire LaValle Stadium L, 20-14 38.8%/45.2% .............................Third Down Offense/Defense ..........................38%/32% O26 * #5 at Villanova Villanova, Pa. W, 36-35 71.1%/87.1% .............................. Red Zone Offense/Defense ...........................88%/76% N2 * at Richmond Richmond, Va. L, 30-10 18.0.................................................Kickoff Return Average ....................................... 21.3 N9 * #21 Towson LaValle Stadium L, 31-14 8.8.................................................... Punt Return Average .......................................... 5.3 N16 * at Delaware Newark, Del. L, 17-10 6/12..................................................Fumbles Lost/Gained ...................................... 10/15 N23 * UAlbany LaValle Stadium 2 p.m. 79/69.6...........................................Penalties/Yds per game ................................. 75/53.3 * - CAA game 10-12 .......................................................Field Goals ................................................ 9-13 STONY BROOK COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Chuck Priore THE SERIES Defensive Coordinator/LB: Bobby McIntyre This will be the 21st meeting between the two in-state SUNY rivals and the fifth edition of Co-Offensive Coordinator/QB: Carmen Felus the “Battle for the Golden Apple.” UAlbany owns a 12-8 series lead, but Stony Brook owns Co-Offensive Coordinator/OL: Chris Bache a 6-4 series advantage in games played at LaValle Stadium (Complete series history on Special Teams Coordinator: Tony Thompson page 4). Defensive Run Game Coord./DL: Rob Noel Cornerbacks: Diamond Weaver THE BATTLE FOR THE GOLDEN APPLE Wide Receivers: Caleb Haynes Stony Brook and UAlbany will be playing for the Golden Apple Trophy for the fifth time. Running Backs: Omar King The Seawolves claimed the first victory back in 2015 and won it again in 2017. UAlbany Safeties: Rich Reichert was able to keep the trophy in the capital city in 2016 and won it in 2018. Tight Ends: Steve Martino Offensive Assistant: Kevin Hyland QUICK HITTERS Defensive Assistant: Andrew Malson • Stony Brook will honor the 16 seniors prior to the game on Saturday: Nick Anderson, Billy Barber, Jean Constant, Nick Courtney, Joe Detorie, Odean Gilzene, Sean STONY BROOK ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Hammonds Jr., Keegan Henderson, Gavin Heslop, Sam Kamara, Zach Lucas, Brian Miller, Assistant AD for Communications Synceir Malone, Andrew Trent, Jaelen Vazquez, Isaiah White and Mason C: 631-609-0634 • O: 631-632-4318 Zimmerman. Email: [email protected] • Head coach Chuck Priore picked up career win No. 125 on Sept. 14. • Stony Brook’s captains for the 2019 season are senior DB Gavin Heslop, senior DL Sam Kamara and senior RB Isaiah White. STONY BROOK SEAWOLVES FOOTBALL STONY BROOK FOOTBALL WEEKLY MEDIA PLANNER: 17 Sun 18Mon 19 Tue 20 Wed 21Thu 22Fri 23Sat 7 p.m. • Practice 11:30 a.m. • CAA Coaches Call 9:15 a.m. • Practice 9:15 a.m. • Practice 9:15 a.m. • Practice 2:00 p.m • Walkthru • Game 12 vs. UAlbany • 2 p.m. • LaValle Stadium • TV: SNY/FloSports STONY BROOK MEDIA INFORMATION POST-GAME POLICY Stony Brook’s post-game interviews will take place in the team meet- ing room located across the training room in the football building in the south endzone. Media can access the room through the tunnel on field level. Seawolves’ head coachChuck Priore and requested players will be available in the post game interview approximately 10 minutes after the game. Stony Brook’s locker room is closed. The STONY BROOK ON THE AIRWAVES visitor’s locker room is located inside the Indoor Sports Complex. Stony Brook and SNY have partnered up to broadcast four of the Seawolves’ The SID of the visiting school will establish admittance policies to home games in 2019 that include Wagner, James Madison, New Hampshire, the visiting locker room and designate an interview area. and UAlbany. The broadcast team of Jonny Wincott on play-by-play, NFL veteran Erik Coleman as the analyst and Ariel Epstein on the sideline, will RELEASE INFORMATION handle the call for these four games. Releases are e-mailed to the media and are also available on the of- ficial Stony Brook athletics website:www.StonyBrookAthletics.com . CAA Football kicks off its new partnership with FloSports that includes 11 Stony Stats are available via e-mail or the website in PDF form. Requests Brook games (all seven home games). Fans can watch the games live and for this information can be made by contacting (631) 632-4318. via on-demand, while also getting other exclusive CAA content by becoming a monthly or annual PRO subscriber. Either subscription unlocks access to INTERVIEW REQUESTS premium content across the entire FloSports network and fans can watch All interview requests for Stony Brook student-athletes, coaches across all screens by downloading the FloSports app on iOS, Roku, or Apple and administrators should be made be made with the Stony Brook TV 4. Athletic Communications office. Please contact Brian Miller, As- sistant AD and football contact, at (631) 609-0634 or by email [email protected]. PRESS BOX SERVICES CAA FOOTBALL WEEKLY TELECONFERENCE SCHEDULE The press box, located on the east side of LaValle Stadium, is ac- The CAA Football coaches will hold a weekly media teleconference beginning cessible by elevator or stairs. The press box will open three hours Monday, Aug. 26. The call will continue each Monday throughout the 2019 prior to game time. Game notes, programs, a flip card and statis- season. The weekly lineup is listed below. Media representatives wishing to tics will be provided prior to the game. Play-by-play and quick sta- participate in the teleconference should contact Brian Miller. tistics, final team, individual and defensive statistics, drive charts and coaches’ quotes also will be provided. Complete sets of infor- 10 a.m. – CAA Football Update mation will be available approximately 20 minutes after the game. 10:10 a.m. – Nick Charlton, Maine 10:20 a.m. – Sean McDonnell, New Hampshire SIDELINES 10:30 a.m. – Curt Cignetti, James Madison Stony Brook follows guidelines set forth by the NCAA Public Rela- 10:40 a.m. – Greg Gattuso, UAlbany tions Committee, the NCAA Football Rules Committee, the Ameri- 10:50 a.m. – Jim Fleming, Rhode Island can Football Coaches Association and the National Press Photog- 11:00 a.m. – Mark Ferrante, Villanova raphers Association. Photographers are not permitted between the 11:10 a.m. – Danny Rocco, Delaware 25-yard lines and must have credentials visible at all times. Pho- 11:20 a.m. – Tony Trisciani, Elon tographers are required to go behind the team benches to pass 11:30 a.m. – Chuck Priore, Stony Brook from one end of the field to the other. Uniformed security personnel 11:40 a.m. – Russ Huesman, Richmond will patrol the sidelines and anyone holding a media pass who is 11:50 a.m. – Mike London, William & Mary not actively involved in coverage of the game will be escorted from 12:00 p.m. – Rob Ambrose,
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