“We fought, everyone fought,” Hoffmann said. “Even after they clinched the match, we didn’t give up on any of the courts. Even off the court we all cheered for each other.”
Fourth and Goal is a weekly column that takes four things from the previous game and talks about them. This week, James Madison University defeated Stony Brook 27-24 after SB led 24-10.
Stony Brook does not have the greatest rushing offense in the conference, as the Seawolves are sitting middle of the road at seventh. Averaging 158.5 yards per game, this is not a great total.
On Aug. 19, senior transfer John Kinder, was named the starting quarterback. However, that was just the beginning of the Seawolves' quarterback competition.
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.
Following a 19-16 loss to the UConn Huskies the Stony Brook football team looks to regroup and pick up their first win of the season as they travel back home to face American International College.
Stony Brook football team went up to East Hartford, Conn. looking to perform better, particularly on the offensive side, than they did in the opening game 10 days ago against the Bryant Bulldogs.
After a tough past week where the Stony Brook women’s soccer team suffered two road losses, the Seawolves returned home with a well-earned victory against the Seton Hall Pirates, 2-1.
