The Stony Brook football team totaled a school-record 693 yards of total offense in a 77-7 win over Pace Saturday night at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium. The running game accounted for 521 yards, led by redshirt freshman Jamie Williams (Hamilton, N.J.), who rushed for 144 yards and three touchdowns, both personal bests.
The ground game finished with nine touchdowns. Sophomore Davon Lawrence (Central Islip, N.Y.) chipped in with 10 carries for 122 yards, a career-high, and a touchdown.
Senior Kyle Essington (Chino Hills, Calif.) was 6-for-6 for 158 yards and two touchdowns. Senior Kevin Norrell (Los Angeles, Calif.) caught an 86-yard score and senior Brett Arce (Coalinga, Calif.) hauled in a nine-yard TD, his first as a Seawolf.
"I'm proud of this team's effort and focus this week. We prepared correctly and it showed on the field. We had the opportunity to give kids some playing time."
Junior Davonte Anderson (Corona, Calif.) picked off two passes, increasing his career total to eight. He's third in Stony Brook's Division I history. Chad King is first all-time with 15.
With last week's 89-yard touchdown reception, Kevin Norrell and Kyle Essington own the second and third longest pass plays in Stony Brook's DI history.
The 77 points and margin of victory of 70 are school records.
Stony Brook scored on its first 10 drives and 11 of 13 overall.
The Seawolves scored on the first possession of a drive twice. It has done that five times in the first two games.