The Vikings have yet to play an offense quite like the Seals this season. The Catholic League featured a lot of predominantly running teams, including Eastern Class AA finalist West Catholic, the Vikings other loss this season.

For the Seals, quarterback Cory Briggs and wideout Ryan Keiser will have to exploit some size differentials of their own. Keiser has a two-inch and five-inch height advantage on the two Archbishop Wood cornerbacks.

Briggs has thrown for a school-record 30 touchdowns this season, while Keiser holds all the individual season records in receiving except for catches. He needs three in tonight's game to break Ryan Schuck's record of 70 in a season.

Selinsgrove's running game has come alive as well in the cold weather of the postseason. Sophomore Kyle Reinard has gone over the 1,000-yard mark this season (1,013), while the Seals have run the ball more than 40 times in each of the last three games.