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Als Win! 21-18
Posted on 29 Nov 2010 by Shane Hoopfer.
Well it was a close game. But honestly I didn't think it was overly compelling. At the end of the day the Montreal Alouettes earned back to back Grey Cup victories over the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The city of Edmonton did a fine job hosting the 98th version of the Grey Cup game, and sold out Commonwealth Stadium before the season even began! It's really too bad that the fans got treated to a ...
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Montreal Wins Second Straight Grey Cup
Posted on 29 Nov 2010 by Clint McFawn.
EDMONTON — No stranger making big plays in big games, Jamel Richardson came through when the Montreal Alouettes needed him the most. Richardson's 37-yard reception set up the second of Avon Cobourne's two touchdown runs as Montreal earned a compelling 21-18 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sunday, their second straight Grey Cup win over the West Division champions. Richardson...
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Knowlton Named Defensive Player of the Year
Posted on 26 Nov 2010 by Clint McFawn.
Markeith Knowlton The CFL announced Thursday night at the annual player awards that Hamilton Tiger-Cats linebacker Markeith Knowlton has been named the leagues 2010 Most Outstanding Defensive Player. The awards ceremony was held at the Edmonton Winspear Centre last night. The five-year CFL veteran also recorded three sacks, three tackles for a loss, three pass knockdowns, three interceptions, ...
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98th Grey Cup Preview: Als vs Riders
Posted on 24 Nov 2010 by Clint McFawn.
It's amazingly cold in Edmonton, on the radio it was reported the temperature was a record low minus-34.9 C. That's effin' cold. Now the forecast is said to be good for Sunday's championship game between the Alouettes and Roughriders at Commonwealth Stadium — light flurries are predicted with a temperature closer to minus-8 when play kicks off just after 4:30 p.m. MT. Nevertheless, i...
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Als Advance To Grey Cup. What Else Is New?
Posted on 22 Nov 2010 by Clint McFawn.
After only nine minutes and one second of three-down football competition, it was over. The rest was just bookkeeping as the Lost Weekend for Toronto’s sports teams in la belle province was completed. A shutout loss by the Maple Leafs to the Canadiens at the Bell Centre on Saturday night looked like victory compared to the total demolition of the Argonauts on Sunday afternoon by the Alouett...
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Stampeders Choke! Lose 20-16
Posted on 22 Nov 2010 by Shane Hoopfer.
The fans showed up. Too bad the Stampeders offense didn't. The Stampeders had everything going their way and built up an early 11-0 lead in frigid -20 degree temperatures. McMahon Stadium was packed and the fans were rocking. The Stamps defense was very good all night. Have you heard this story before? If you are a fan of the Calgary Stampeders then you have. Henry Burris just didn't get the jo...
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Changes Coming For The Ti-Cats Says Coach
Posted on 17 Nov 2010 by Clint McFawn.
Arland Bruce showed up for his final media interview of the 2010 season drenched in sweat, having led a group of about a half dozen Ti-Cat players up and down the stairs of an empty Ivor Wynne Stadium as part of an impromptu workout. Then they went and cleaned out their lockers and said goodbye to their teammates — in some cases for good. Head coach Marcel Bellefeuille said the team’s se...
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Source: Marcel And Obie to Miss The Ax After Sundays Loss
Posted on 16 Nov 2010 by Clint McFawn.
While there will be departures from the Ticat team that lost the Eastern semifinal in such devastating fashion Sunday, head coach Marcel Bellefeuille will not be among them. A source with knowledge of the situation said Monday neither Bellefeuille nor general manager Bob O’Billovich will be fired in the wake of the 16-13 loss to the Argonauts. “The reality is this: Obie and Marcel arenâ...
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Argos vs Als: Eastern Finals Preview
Posted on 15 Nov 2010 by Clint McFawn.
The underdog Argos will be able to play that card again on Sunday when they travel to Montreal for the Eastern Conference final. In odds released Monday morning, the host Alouettes have been installed as hefty 10 1/2-point favourites over the upstart Argos, who knocked off Hamilton in Sunday’s Eastern Conference semi-final. The Argos were discounted in that contest as well, as the host Tig...
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Turnovers Sink The Cats
Posted on 14 Nov 2010 by Clint McFawn.
Well I guess I was a little off with my pre-game prediction for the Eastern Semi-Final game in Hamilton Sunday afternoon. I was sitting in Section 23 at Ivor Wynne and witnessed how wrong I was first hand. Matt Black and the Toronto Argonauts couldn't have picked a better time to earn their first win of the season over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Black forced a fumble and recovered another as ...
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Cats vs Argos: Playoff Pre-view
Posted on 13 Nov 2010 by Clint McFawn.
Here's how I see things for Round 4 of this bitter rivalry. The Tiger-Cats win if… they shut down Boyd, shut down Boyd and you guessed it, shut down Boyd!!! The defensive line of Hickman, Baggs, McIntyre, Bolden, Reid and now Steele (as Matt Kirk is injured) will have to plug the holes in the interior so Floyd, Knowlton and Johnson can fly around and take their shots on Boyd. If the T...
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Esks Fire Head Coach Hall
Posted on 12 Nov 2010 by Mike Wilson.
After finishing with a record of 7-11 and not making the playoffs for the 3rd time in 5 years, the Edmonton Eskimos announced Friday that they have relived Head Coach Richie Hall of his duties. General Manager Eric Tillman said ”after meeting it was clear we had philosophical differences on how the team should move forward” Unlike the Oilers, The Esks are not in a rebuild accordi...
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Jeceictip said: =
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Michael Schlottman said: not at all
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Michael Tavallaei said: and wow. it really was coming down to the wire, haha
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Michael Tavallaei said: yeah did we get five????
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