2007: Led Stony Brook for a second straight season in rushing with 940 yards ... started all 10 games he played in ... missed the final game of the season with an injury ... four-100 yard games ... 41st in the nation with his average of 94.0 yards on the ground ... 139 yards the first game of the season vs. Georgetown (9/1) ... first TD of the season at Bucknell (9/8) ... career-highs of 204 yards (third-highest all-time at SBU) on 34 carries at Albany (10/6) ... third SBU back to go over the 200-yard mark in a game ... yardage was the third-highest in a game in school history while the carries were the second-highest ever ... also broke off a season best 63 yarder against the Great Danes ... 76 yards at Richmond (10/13) and a season-high three receptions ... 171 yards and three scores vs. Maine (10/20) ... 126 yards the next time out vs. Bryant (10/27) ... started the season running back kickoffs as well ... took one 95 yards for a score at Bucknell.

2006: Played in all 11 games with two starts as a true freshman ... led the team in rushing with 672 yards ... first freshman to lead SBU in rushing since Oliver Bridges in 1989 ... went over the 100-yard mark for the first time in his career at Monmouth (9/30) ... also set his season-high run with a 52-yard effort ... scored his first TD against the Hawks ... named NEC Football "Rookie of the week" for the week of 9/25 for his efforts vs. Monmouth ... 88 yards vs. Albany (10/7) ... ran for 129 yards and a score vs. Sacred Heart (10/21) ... gained 92 yards in the final game of the season at Central Connecticut State (11/11) ... second on the team in kick returns ... averaged 18.7 yards per return ... long return of 27 yards came at Massachusetts (9/23) ... had a season-high of 72 return yards in that contest.

High School: A 2006 graduate of Uniondale High School ... three-time letterwinner in football for the Knights ... ran for 1,482 yards and nine scores as a senior ... team MVP in 2005 ... two-time all-count pick ... also lettered in track ... two-time all-county selection in that sport as well.

Personal: Born Conte D. Cuttino on February 7, 1988 in Uniondale, New York ... some of Conte and Sonya Cuttino ... two sisters.