Orono, Maine -- Maine hits the road in search of its third-straight victory, and second consecutive road win, when it makes its fifth trip to Long Island to take on Stony Brook on Saturday at 3:30 p.m.

Saturday's game will be video streamed live on FloFootball. The game can also be heard worldwide on the Black Bear Sports Network and locally in Maine on 103.9 FM, 101.3 FM, 95.1 FM, 100.5 FM, 1450 AM, 1310 AM as well as on the TuneIn App.

University of Maine (2-4, 2-1 CAA) at Stony Brook (0-6, 0-4 CAA)
Date & Time	Saturday, Oct. 22 at 3:30 p.m.
Venue	LaValle Stadium (12,300) | Stony Brook, N.Y.
Watch	Web Stream: FloFootball
Listen	103.9 FM, 101.3 FM, 95.1 FM, 100.5 FM, 1450 AM, 1310 AM | GoBlackBears.com | TuneIn
Live Stats	GoBlackBears.com
Game Notes	Maine | Stony Brook
Twitter	@BlackBearsFB

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• Maine and Stony Brook meet for the 10 meeting between the two programs. Maine is 5-4 all-time against Stony Brook. The Seawolves won the latest meting, capturing a 22-17 victory a year ago in Orono. Maine is 2-2 all-time on the road against Stony Brook and have won two-straight road games in the series, including a 35-19 victory in a spring 2021 meeting. The Black Bears have won three of the last five meetings. The programs have alternated wins in each of the last four meetings, with the road team winning each of the past four match-ups. The two teams first met in 2007 when Stony Brook registered a 30-23 win in double overtime on its home turf.
• Maine is coming off its second consecutive victory after knocking off Monmouth 38-28 on Homecoming Weekend in Orono. Maine turned three takeaways into three touchdowns, including a 39-yard pick-six from Buggs Brown, in the victory. Defensively, Maine limited Monmouth's top ranked rush offense to 112 yards on the ground while Shawn Bowman, Freddie Brock, Elijah Barnwell, and Montigo Moss all found the end zone. Moss has now recorded a touchdown in four of his last five outings.
• Stony Brook enters play riding a six game losing skid after dropping a 45-14 decision at Fordham last weekend. The Seawolves, 0-4 in the CAA and 0-2 at home, have struggled on offense as they enter ranked last in the CAA and 118th out of 123 teams at the FCS level at 10.3 points per game. Defensively, Stony Brook is 12th in the CAA allowing 33.7 points. Stony Brook also checks in last among CAA teams in passing defense, allowing 264.5 yards through the air.
• Maine, winners of 17 of its last 23 games in October, look for its ninth CAA victory in its last 11 outings. Maine's rushing attack is picking up as the Black Bears have registered five rushing touchdowns and are averaging 205 ypg on the ground in their last two outings. The Black Bears have been extremely efficient when reaching the red zone, ranking tops in the CAA and fifth in the country at 93.3%. Maine has scored on nine straight trips inside the red zone. Maine has already surpassed its sack total (12.0) from a year ago and are coming off a season-high five sack performance to go along with a season-high matching three takeaways. Maine has registered six takeaways in its last two outings.

Tale of the Tape

Maine (CAA rank)	Category	Stony Brook (CAA rank)
20.7 (11)	Points	10.3 (13)
328.5 (11)	Total Offense	266.0 (12)
124.2 (10)	Rushing Yards	98.8 (13)
204.3 (8)	Passing Yards	167.2 (12)
6/9	Rushing TDs/Passing TDs	1/6
28:30 (10)	Offensive Time of Possession	27:23 (12)
32.8 (11)	Points Allowed	33.7 (12)
391.5 (8)	Total Defense	404.7 (10)
170.0 (9)	Rushing Yards Allowed	140.2 (6)
221.5 (7)	Passing Yards Allowed	264.5 (13)
12/14	Rushing/Passing TDs Allowed	8/15
36.8 (10)	3rd-Down Conversions	22.2 (13)
42.9 (8)	3rd-Down Conversion Defense	47.1 (11)
+0.0 (4)	Turnover Margin	-5 (13)

A Maine Win Would...
...Be Maine's sixth win over Stony Brook. (5-3).
...Be Maine's third straight road win against Stony Brook.
...Be Maine's third overall road win in the series.
...Be fifth straight game in which the two teams have traded wins.
...Be Maine's fourth win in its last six outings against Stony Brook.
...Be Maine's third-straight win overall.

-UMaine-