NP Rank:
Flying beer, too much to drink, a late game, a negative outcome for the home crowd......
CFL week 10 review
Friday, August 29
Another 100 yard rushing performance from Montreal’s star ball carrier Avon Cobourne allowed the American born mini might to elapse the 800 yard rushing mark for the season. Montreal slipped passed BC in a 30-25 squeaked that was any teams for the taking throughout the entire fourth quarter.
Montreal 30 BC 25
Sunday, August 31
Saskatchewan gets back on track in a 19-6 ballgame that neither team wished to win. Michael Bishop debuted for the Rough Riders throwing a competent 10 of 24 from the pocket with 107 yard passing and 1 interception.
Saskatchewan 19 Winnipeg 6
Monday, September 1
Labour Day Classic: Calgary quarterback Henry Burris threw for just 81 yards, well his opposite, Edmontons Rick Ray simply went off, throwing 3 touchdown passes with 376 yard passing and an impressive 26 completions from 38 attempts.
Edmonton 37 Calgary 16
Lions and tigers and Argo’s, oh my: Flying beer, too much to drink, a late game, a negative outcome for the home crowd, Spider-Man’s’s unexpected appearance and a live tiger on the field at halftime.
Aside from all the hoopla the labour day classic between the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Toronto Argonauts was only slightly short of being a true classic. Hamilton power-back Jessie Lumsden rushed for 104 years, well QB Casey Printers racked up 161 yards passing on just 22 attempts.
The Double-Blue’s Kerry Joseph tallied 399 yard by way of sky and delivered an additional 49 yards on the ground leading the Argo’s to a three point victory and their first win over their provincial rivals in three attempts this season.
As the NFL commences it’s first week of a season I have dubbed "the invasion"
Canadians I implore you, do no forget about the CFL, your support is need now more then ever, the end is near.
Z.B.
Crowd Power
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mr.zoltanblack
Unknown Creek, Canada








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at 10:36 on September 6th, 2008
The Bills' appearance in Toronto eclipsed the CFL's own mojo, I think.