A.J. Valentine, So Jamie Williams, Fr Al-Majid Hutchins, Sr Louis Murray, Fr Donald Porter, Sr Devante Wheeler, So | style="width: 25px;" | | style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top" | Kickers Luke Allen K, So Josh Gibson K/P, Sr Wesley Skiffington K/P, Jr 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, LinebackersMichael Derice, Director of Football OperationsClasses 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. – Redshirt during 2010 season. – Injured for entire or majority of season and is eligible for a medical redshirt. Roster |} Schedule For the second straight year in the program history Stony Brook will face an FBS school after facing South Florida the previous year. This year it will face Buffalo and UTEP increasing the strength of schedule. It will have six home games and it will close the season at LaValle against the conference rivals Liberty. All games will be in the Big South Network and broadcast in local radio by WUSB FM with a live stream on the web. Additionally, the Buffalo game will be regionally aired by TWCS and nationally broadcast in ESPN3 the Coastal Carolina game will also be broadcast by ESPN3, a first for Stony Brook football. Game summaries UTEP Recap: The Seawolves travelled to UTEP for their first game ever in Texas and their second game against an FBS school in history. With an improved team, the Seawolves held command for most of the game and by the end of the 1st quarter the Seawolves found themselves leading 7-0. In the second quarter both teams traded field goals as the Seawolves entered halftime with a 10-3 lead. It was however in the third quarter where the Seawolves offense exploded and scored two touchdowns nine second apart as UTEP fumbled the ball and allowed Jonathan Coats to run for a 14-yard return. At this point the Seawolves led 24-10 but it wasn't too long before Miners scored to put the game back into single possession. In the fourth quarter, the Seawolves defense was noticeably weakening allowing the Miners to tie the game at 24 with 4:04