Media Information
The Wagner-Albany game is the NEC Game of the Week and will be televised live on Fox College Sports (available in more than 60 million homes nationally) and Time Warner 3 (a local Albany cable network). Paul Dottino will be the play-by-play man while Matt Harmon will serve as color analyst.

Wagner Can Still Win NEC Title
Even with the loss to Robert Morris last week, Wagner can still claim a share of the NEC championship and a berth in the Gridiron Classic by defeating Albany, provided Central Connecticut St loses its regular season finale at Saint Francis (PA) based on the Seahawks' head to head win over CCSU on Nov. 7. If CCSU defeats the Red Flash, the Blue Devils will be the NEC champions regardless of the outcome of today's Wagner-Albany game.

22nd Winning Season for Hameline
For head coach Walt Hameline, this marks his 22nd winning season in his 29 seasons at Wagner. He has had four .500 seasons and just three losing seasons during his long and storied career. He now boasts a career record of 195-109-2 (.639).

Seahawks in Top-15 in Nation in Net Punting Pass Defense
Thanks in large part to the 41-yard punting average of junior Kyle Muir (Spencerport, NY/Hudson CC), who is 12th nationally in pnting average, the Seahawks are ranked fourth in the nation and No. 1 in the NEC in net punting (38.53). Wagner is also 16th nationally in pass defense (162.10).

Woods Moving up the Charts
Senior WR Lon Woods (St. Petersburg, FL/ J.P. Taravella) was Wagner's leading receiver with four catches for 65 yards. Woods now has 127 career receptions, which is tied for fifth all-time in Wagner history. He also has 1,833 career receiving yards which is eighth all-time.

Doscher Cracks Top 10
Doscher entered the top 10 in Wagner history in single-season total offense with 1,865 yards which have come on 1,174 passing yards and 691 rushing yard, both team-highs. In addition, his 691 rushing yards are a single-season school record for a quarterback.

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