DEPOSIT – Bainbridge-Guilford football, a team who prior to this week had successfully won nine of their past 10 games was rightfully getting some buzz in the state-rankings. Deposit-Hancock made sure that buzz was conveyed on Saturday.

Bainbridge-Guilford came into the game on Saturday ranked 20th in New York State for Class D football. Leaving Deposit after the 29-3 blowout loss, Bainbridge-Guilford will need to reassess their plans heading into the post-season.

Deposit-Hancock played hard and with emotion, hosting the Bobcats on what was their homecoming game. What better way to treat your hometown fans on homecoming than to earn the win and put up 439 yards of total offense.

This mark outpaced B-G, who gained just 156 total yards with 72 of those belonging to running back Ben Bivar.

At the half, Deposit-Hancock only led the Bobcats by a margin of 14-3. However, thanks to a well planned offensive scheme, which saw four Deposit-Hancock touchdowns – each in a different quarter – essentially wore down and cracked the opportunistic Bobcat defense.

Jackson Miller, of Deposit-Hancock, collected 212 yards on the ground off of 30 carries, while adding two catches for 34 yards.

In the first half, Miller recorded two of his three scores, punching in for two short-yardage scores – one yard out (first quarter, 4:15 left), and one yard out (second quarter, 11:10 left).