CFL 2021
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Boom. 5 1/2 minutes, march march march. Riders 7 - 0 Lions.
Rookie from Ohio (NOT OSU) QBing for the Lions.
Rookie from Ohio (NOT OSU) QBing for the Lions.
Damn. Another march, another TD. Fajardo looks incredible. I think he's 12 for 12 now.
Riders 14 - 0 Lions.
Riders 14 - 0 Lions.
Yowsers. Riders 21 - 0 Lions.
This could be a shutout. Kinda boring watching the Riders run wild.
This could be a shutout. Kinda boring watching the Riders run wild.
Riders 32 - 9 Lions.
First points ever scored by a Japanese in the CFL, Kicker Yamasaki for BC. Lions showing some signs of life, probably too little too late.
Halftime.
First points ever scored by a Japanese in the CFL, Kicker Yamasaki for BC. Lions showing some signs of life, probably too little too late.
Halftime.
Ed Hervey's fault.
Lelacheur and McEvoy are jokes. Campbell is in over his head once again. His dad was a good manager.
Calgary - 6.5 vs BC tonight.
Worth checking out Canada's new single game betting laws on that one. I predict Calgary by 17.
Worth checking out Canada's new single game betting laws on that one. I predict Calgary by 17.
BC, with Reilly, still only scored one td. Calgary should have been better.
Not seeing the CFL listed on Bodog today and wonder if it had to do with BC playing games with their starting lineup. Assume it will be a topic among some today.
Played Canadian football. Refereed Canadian football. Coached Canadian football (kids)for many years. Watched Canadian football for decades. Am very sorry to say that Canadian football has not kept up. 2 and out has become very boring. Yes, there are certainly good plays during the games but overall, Canadian football has become boring. It is no surprise the attendance and viewership is down
Welcome and happy to have another fan on board. You are right about the league not keeping up to the detriment of the players and the fans but continuing to serve themselves very nicely. I am curious to see how and if they will get another collective agreement done. It burns me that they don't honour player contracts but keep handing themselves three year deals that are carved in stone. It is what it is and happy to have what we have. Fingers crossed for an improved league down the road.
Bomber game tonight and just hearing that an accident on Pembina Highway has traffic gridlocked. IG Field is a nightmare location but it has nice offices and great facilities. I sure miss Winnipeg Stadium and the great access from all directions. I best steer clear of tax payer support for now,
Trying to get the $20 bucks I lost on Calgary back by betting Toronto +6.5. Winnipeg might win but I think the Argos cover. I'm big on MBT and Eric Rogers.
New owner in BC. Hoping he takes an interest and wishing him luck along the way.
Thanking David Braley for all he did.
Very likely < $20 million which is a heck of a bargain imo
Thanking David Braley for all he did.
Very likely < $20 million which is a heck of a bargain imo
It's been a few years, Bob, so I'll repeat my dream. . .
The CFL, 2025:
Eastern Division
Niagra Falls
Montreal Alouettes
NB Sailors
Halifax Gunners (for the cannon in the fort)
Central Division
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Toronto Argonauts
Ottawa Redblacks
Hamilton Ti-Cats
Western Division
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Calgary Stampeders
Edmonton Elks
BC Lions
Southern Division
Memphis Steamers
Oklahoma Hunters
San Antonio Vaqueros
San Diego Vipers
Subsidy from the NFL, which will use the CFL as a "minor league" to develop talent in a formal arrangement that recognizes the developmental interest of the NFL, but preserves the integrity and primacy of the CFL.
Special law in the U.S. Congress to allow the CFL Southern Division to "discriminate on the basis of national origin" to preserve the "25% Canadian" rule across the league.
Annual "North American Super Cup" where the loser of the NFL Super Bowl plays the loser of the Grey Cup. Played alternate years in Canada under CFL rules and in the U.S. under NCAA (college) rules. Players of BOTH teams in the Super Cup are paid by NFL payscales.
Editorial: It was a damn CRIME that, when Ottawa refused the CFL a $30 million loan to allow a 2020 season, the NFL didn't step up. FFS, the NFL pays some INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS more'n $30 mil! Surely they could pony up.
The CFL, 2025:
Eastern Division
Niagra Falls
Montreal Alouettes
NB Sailors
Halifax Gunners (for the cannon in the fort)
Central Division
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Toronto Argonauts
Ottawa Redblacks
Hamilton Ti-Cats
Western Division
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Calgary Stampeders
Edmonton Elks
BC Lions
Southern Division
Memphis Steamers
Oklahoma Hunters
San Antonio Vaqueros
San Diego Vipers
Subsidy from the NFL, which will use the CFL as a "minor league" to develop talent in a formal arrangement that recognizes the developmental interest of the NFL, but preserves the integrity and primacy of the CFL.
Special law in the U.S. Congress to allow the CFL Southern Division to "discriminate on the basis of national origin" to preserve the "25% Canadian" rule across the league.
Annual "North American Super Cup" where the loser of the NFL Super Bowl plays the loser of the Grey Cup. Played alternate years in Canada under CFL rules and in the U.S. under NCAA (college) rules. Players of BOTH teams in the Super Cup are paid by NFL payscales.
Editorial: It was a damn CRIME that, when Ottawa refused the CFL a $30 million loan to allow a 2020 season, the NFL didn't step up. FFS, the NFL pays some INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS more'n $30 mil! Surely they could pony up.