2010 Stony Brook Seawolves football team

American college football season August 2023 January 2026 2010 Stony Brook Seawolves football Big South Conference Big South 6–5 5–1 Chuck Priore 5th Jeff Behrman 5th Jim Gush 2nd Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium Big South co-champion The 2010 Stony Brook Seawolves football team represented Stony Brook University as a member of the Big South Conference during the 2010 NCAA Division I FCS football season. The team was led by fifth-year head coach Chuck Priore and played it home games at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium at Stony Brook, New York. The Seawolves compiled an overall record of 6–5 with a mark of 5–1 in conference place, sharing the Big South title with Liberty and Coastal Carolina. It was Stony Brook's second consecutive Big South title. Due to the three-way tie atop the conference standings, the Big South's automatic bid to the NCAA Division I Football Championship playoffs was given to Coastal Carolina, not Stony Brook, who allowed more points against the Big South opponents. Schedule Eastern September 4 7:00 pm l y y South Florida Raymond James Stadium Tampa, FL SNY/Big South Net 14–59 40,201 September 11 6:00 pm w y 2010 American International Yellow Jackets American International Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium Stony Brook, NY Big South Net 31–14 4,291 September 18 12:30 pm l y y Brown Brown Stadium Providence, RI Big South Net 33–30 2OT 3,988 September 25 6:00 pm l y No.11 UMass Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium Stony Brook, NY Big South Net 21–26 5,309 October 9 6:00 pm w y VMI Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium Stony Brook, NY Big South Net 27–9 7,432 October 16 1:00 pm l y y Lafayette Fisher Stadium Easton, PA MASN/Big South Net 21–28 6,036 October 23 7:30 pm w y Coastal Carolina Brooks Stadium Conway, SC MASN/Big South Net 38–28 8,671 October 30 3:00 pm w Charleston Southern Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium Stony Brook, NY Big South Net 41–21 4,007 November 6 1:00 pm w y Presbyterian Bailey Memorial Stadium Clinton, SC SportSouth/Big South Net 37–7 1,667 November 13 1:00 pm w Gardner–Webb Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium Stony Brook, NY Big South Net 55–3 3,502 November 20 3:30 pm l y No. 21 Liberty Williams Stadium Lynchburg, VA MASN/Big South Net 28–54 10,521 Before the season Recruitment In the off-season Hofstra University, Stony Brook's Long Island rivals, announced that it would cut its football team for future season after 2009 leaving the Seawolves as the sole college football team in the long island area. As NCAA rules state, when a college team is cut, football athletes that transfer to another school don't need to meet residency requirements to start play. This led to five incoming transfer from Hofstra to begin play at Stony Brook including Miguel Mayonet, and Brock Jackolski for the 2010 season. Roster 2010 Stony Brook Seawolves Roster Quarterbacks 17 Ryan Andersen, Fr 10Michael Coulter, Jr 15 Kyle Essington, So 13 Nick Moody, Fr 16 Victor Spinelli, RS Fr Tailbacks 23 Edwin Gowins, Jr 30 Brock Jackolski, Jr 32 Davon Lawrence, Fr 5 Miguel Maysonet, So 28 Vincent Polo, RS Fr Fullbacks 38 Gary Beddoe, RS Fr 40 Aswand Cruikshank, So 83 Shane Scorzelli, Fr Wide receivers 8 Matt Brevi, Jr 7 Myles Campbell, RS Fr 89 Kevin Famulari, So 25 Jordan Gush, So 12 Cameron Hall, Jr 82 Michael Lepore, Sr 80 Bryant McAdoo, Fr 81 Chris McMillan, RS Fr 18 Major Mobley, RS Fr 6 Donald Porter, Sr 87 Christian Ricard, Fr Tight ends 84 Brett Arce, So 11 Chris Fenelon, So 85 Tanner Nehls, Fr 88 David Shukri, So Offensive linemen 76 Matt Acey, Fr 69 Michael Bamiro, RS Fr 65 Brian Crew, Sr 70 Mario Dattilo, Jr 63 Joe Faiella, Jr 75 Paul Fenaroli, Sr 78 Alex Gecewicz, Fr 67 Scott Hernandez, RS Fr 74 Eric Mauler, So 52 Armand Poole, Sr 71 Cody Precht, Fr 77 Ian Soiomon, RS Fr 79 Phillip Vounazos, Jr Defensive linemen 98 Janna Chukumerije, RS Fr 92 Jonathan Coats, Jr 97 Frank Conti, Sr 96 Ryan Haber, Jr 66 Kevin Hauter, Fr 90 Roosevelt Kirk, Jr 93 Joseph Kirkpatrick, Sr 51 Michael Marino, Jr 94 Elias Martinez, RS Fr 99 Andrew Nelson, Jr 95 Alex Probasco, RS Fr 91 John Zorbas, So Linebackers 56 Casey Callahan, RS Fr 44 Jawara Dudley, Fr 46 Matt Faiella, RS Fr 33 Reginald Fracklin, RS Fr 3 Julian Glenn, Sr 57 Nick Iorio, Fr 48 Grant Nakwaasah, Fr 58 Nick Netta, So 55 Adam Nowak, RS Fr 35 Craig Richardson, So 34 Stephen Schwicke, Sr 49 Andres Trujillo, Fr 45 Kenny Tuiloma, So Defensive backs 39 Davonte Anderson, Fr 22 Sheldon Armstrong, So 19 Sean Burgwardt, Jr 31 Peace Edafe, RS Fr 1 Al-Majid Hutchins, Jr 36 Taj Johnson, RS Fr 43 Mike Mancini, Fr 41 Cedrick Moore, Jr 24 Dominick Reyes, So 26 Corey Stringer, Jr 47 Marlon Tudor, Jr 42 A.J. Valentine, RS Fr 20 Rich Vitale, So 21 Arin West, Sr 4 Jevahn Cruz, Fr 29 Devante Wheeler, Fr Kickers 53 Luke Allen K, Fr 27 Drew Evangelista K, So 59 Reza Zoroufie K, RS Fr 50 Josh Gibson K/P, Jr 54 Wesley Skiffington K/P, So Coaching staff Chuck Priore, Head Coach Jeff Behrman, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Rob Neviaser, Defensive Coordinator Carlton Goff, Wide Receivers Mark Murray, Offensive Line Tony Thompson, Defensive Line Jon Woods, Offensive Line Patrick Hatch, Defensive Line Assistant Tyler Santucci, Linebackers Michael Derice, Director of Football Operations Classes Key: Fr – Freshman; first year player. So – Sophomore; second year player. Jr – Junior; third year player. Sr – Senior; fourth year player. Bold – Team captain. Italics – Left team during the season. RS – Previously used a redshirt. 10px|Current Redshirt – Redshirt during 2010 season. 10px|Injured – Injured for entire or majority of season and is eligible for a medical redshirt. 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