Seaton also impressed defensively, helping VMI come from behind to best Monmouth 9-8. He caused five turnovers and picked up six ground balls. After the Keydets tied the game at eight with 2:38 to go, Monmouth won the faceoff and looked to find a winner. Seaton forced a Hawk turnover that led to VMI finding the game winner on the ensuing possession. The Mount Pleasant, SC product came through for the Keydets when they needed him most, and earned his first NEC Weekly Award as a result.