Lehigh Football Nation
November 26th, 2011, 10:20 PM
http://www.college-sports-journal.com/index.php/78-college-sports-journal/david-coulson/116-interception-gives-stony-brook-a-win-at-the-end-over-albany
When you know a coach as well as Stony Brook's Chuck Priore knows his personal mentor, Albany's Bob Ford, it's like finishing sentences for your wife.
So when Albany faced a second and goal from the three with 54 seconds left and an NCAA Division I Football first-round playoff game hanging in the balance, the Stony Brook coach knew what to expect.
Priore also could count on two of his defenders, cornerback Donald Porter and free safety Dominick Reyes to do their jobs, with Porter tipping a pass intended for tight end Paul Booker and Reyes catching the ball and staying in-bounds on the end line to preserve a 31-28 victory for the Seawolves before a record football crowd of 8,286 at LaValle Stadium.
When you know a coach as well as Stony Brook's Chuck Priore knows his personal mentor, Albany's Bob Ford, it's like finishing sentences for your wife.
So when Albany faced a second and goal from the three with 54 seconds left and an NCAA Division I Football first-round playoff game hanging in the balance, the Stony Brook coach knew what to expect.
Priore also could count on two of his defenders, cornerback Donald Porter and free safety Dominick Reyes to do their jobs, with Porter tipping a pass intended for tight end Paul Booker and Reyes catching the ball and staying in-bounds on the end line to preserve a 31-28 victory for the Seawolves before a record football crowd of 8,286 at LaValle Stadium.