UAlbany's Four Touchdown Passes Sink Stony Brook, 48-31
Stony Brook had 492 total yards. UAlbany had 487. The Great Danes won by 17, and the reason is simple: they scored touchdowns on their trips and the Seawolves gave the ball away three times (two interceptions and a fumble) against none for UAlbany.
Stony Brook opened with a 1-yard run from CJ Hester, which was the only lead it had all day. Brayden Heitmeyer kicked a 30-yard field goal, then Kai Colon hit BJ Norman from 18 yards to put UAlbany up 10-7 at the start of the second quarter. Michael Mannino tied it at 10-10 with a 23-yard kick, and that was the only tie. A Heitmeyer field goal and a 5-yard touchdown to Norman made it 20-10, and Quinn Boyd found Seth Sweitzer from 13 yards with 19 seconds left in the half to cut it to 20-17.
Then UAlbany pulled away. Rahshan La Mons scored from a yard out early in the third, and Colon threw 14 yards to Jordan Rae to make it 34-17. Jeremiah Coney's 4-yard run kept Stony Brook in range at 34-24, but Norman caught a 9-yard touchdown for his third and Colon's fourth, and it was 41-24. Sweitzer answered with a 35-yarder at 4:14, and La Mons sealed it with a 21-yard run at 1:56. Boyd threw for 412 yards (32 of 51), the Seawolves ran only 24 times for 80 yards, and UAlbany ran 39 times for 219.
Both teams finish at 4-2. Sweitzer's 190 receiving yards and two touchdowns made him the top fantasy scorer at 41.0 points, and he did it in a loss. Colon (36.5) and Norman (35.5) were right behind him, which is a lot of points for one offense that spent the day passing to the same guy.