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Bucktail (0-3) has played well in parts of all three games and is hoping it can put all four quarters together tonight. The Bucks have been competitive in all three games, a nice step forward from last year, and feature several underclassmen among their starters.
Sophomore quarterback Corbin Pentz totaled 176 yards and threw for and ran for touchdowns against Moniteau. Junior wide receiver Teagan Stone is averaging 16.5 yards per catch and three players have topped 100 yards rushing. Patrick Tarantella ran for 66 yards last week and Stephen Heiser gashed Cameron County for 148 yards in the opener.
Angelo Tarantella caught a 25-yard touchdown pass last week and Marv Robinson intercepted one. Bucktail has an interception in every game and is allowing 16 fewer points per game than a year ago.
Smethport (3-1) features an explosive offense and has averaged 55.3 points in three victories. That includes a 72-point showing in the opener against Otto-Eldred and 56 points in the rematch a week ago.
Jude Kisko has run for 491 yards and seven touchdowns for the Hubbers, while Maddox Dickerson adds 384 yards with five scores. Mason Swanson has thrown for 252 yards and four touchdowns with Aiden Tanner hauling in nine passes for 152 yards and three touchdowns.