Boyd Tops the Seawolves Record Books

It was a record-setting afternoon for Stony Brook quarterback Quinn Boyd, but unfortunately for the Seawolves, the milestone came in a losing effort.

Boyd put together an impressive performance Saturday in Buies Creek, N.C., throwing for 348 yards and four touchdowns as Stony Brook took on Campbell. Despite the quarterback’s big day, Campbell outscored the Seawolves 27-7 in the second half to pull away for a 48-35 victory.

While the final score wasn't what Stony Brook had hoped for, Boyd made his mark in the program record book. His 348-yard passing performance pushed his season total to 2,730 yards, moving him past T.J. Moriarty for the most passing yards in a single season in Seawolves history.

Boyd also reached another milestone, recording 3,124 total yards this season to establish a new program record for total offense.

The quarterback has been a major part of Stony Brook’s offensive attack, and Saturday’s performance showed just how much the Seawolves can rely on his arm. Four touchdown passes and nearly 350 passing yards would be enough to win plenty of games, but Campbell’s second-half surge proved too much to overcome.

The loss was a frustrating one for Stony Brook, particularly after Boyd and the offense kept the Seawolves within striking distance. Still, the afternoon offered another reminder of the progress Boyd has made and the place he is carving out in program history.

With two major single-season records now belonging to him, Boyd has given Stony Brook fans plenty to be excited about as the Seawolves look to finish their season strong.