On 11/25/18 1:20 PM, Sharx335 wrote:
Maybe but when it comes to Edmonton's interests, I'd venture that Ottawa
REALLY doesn't give a shit while Calgary and Edmonton DO share a fair
amount of economic commonality.
I can't cheer for EITHER team--they BOTH suck. I will NOT be listening
or watching the broadcast and have had NO part in any of the
festivities. Too bad they BOTH can't lose.
Damn Sharx, you are a grumpy old bastid.
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In article <irBtJ.148017$1d1.1...@fx99.iad>,AntiChrist rising!
Matthew Kruk <nob...@home.com> wrote:
Nice to see it back. Great football game today.Too bad for Winnipeg's back to back.
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Great game right into OT congrats Wpg. Seahawks won easily in America.
Grey Cup 2021 final score, results: Zach Collaros' TD pass in OT gives >Winnipeg second Grey Cup title in a row
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JAKE AFERIAT
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Winnipeg waited 750 days and an extra period, but the Blue Bombers
repeated as Grey Cup champions Sunday, beating Hamilton 33-25 in
overtime in a home game for the Tiger Cats.
The Blue Bombers are the CFL's first repeat Grey Cup champions since
2009-10 when Montreal went back-to-back. Sunday's game was only the
fourth Grey Cup final to go to overtime and the first since 2016. The
2020 CFL season was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
After throwing two interceptions in the third quarter and after
struggling in the red zone all night, Winnipeg's Zach Collaros, the
CFL's Most Outstanding Player in 2021, hit a wide-open Darvin Adams in
the end zone and then cashed in on the 2-point conversion to give
Winnipeg the lead. The Blue Bombers intercepted Jeremiah Masoli on
Hamilton's overtime possession to seal the win.
Collaros, the former Cincinnati Bearcats QB, finished the night 21 of 32
for 240 yards, with two touchdowns and two interceptions.
The CFL's leading receiver, Winnipeg's Kenny Lawler, was held in check.
He hauled in just three catches for 41 yards as Collaros spread the ball >around to six different receivers.
MORE: CFL overtime rules explained
Masoli came in in relief of Hamilton starter Dane Evans, who went 4 for
9 with an interception before leaving the game with an injury in the
first half. The former Oregon standout finished 20 for 25 for 185 yards
and two touchdowns through the air, while adding another 35 yards on the >ground.
The win gives the Blue Bombers their 12th Grey Cup title in franchise >history. They were making their 26th Grey Cup appearance, the most of
any CFL franchise.
MORE: Who's performing at the 2021 Grey Cup halftime show? (Greg: I
liked the half time music. I knew I liked a song by the Arkells.)
Sporting News tracked live scoring updates and highlights from Winnipeg
vs. Hamilton in the 2021 Grey Cup. Follow below for complete results
from the CFL championship game (all times Eastern).
MORE: Watch football live with fuboTV (7-day free trial)
Grey Cup 2021 score
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT F
Winnipeg 4 3 3 15 8 33
Hamilton 0 10 9 6 0 25
https://www.sportingnews.com/us/cfl/news/grey-cup-2021-live-score-highlights-winnipeg-hamilton/n4ka0enu4jc01v2r3fw2x3hol
Grey on TSN but not the main CTV? Instead NFL on CTV?
DISGRACEFUL!!!
Grey on TSN but not the main CTV? Instead NFL on CTV?
DISGRACEFUL!!!
On Nov 20, 2022 at 9:06:19 AM EST, "The Doctor" <The Doctor> wrote:
Grey on TSN but not the main CTV? Instead NFL on CTV?
DISGRACEFUL!!!
I'm not happy about the CFL games not being on a free to air broadcaster but I >have admit that TSN has been a good thing for the CFL. They provide excellent >coverage (or at least they used to as I haven't seen it in a while due to be a >cord cutter) and I believe that they came in when CBC dropped the CFL a long >time ago. TSN has always promoted the CFL and sold the game, which is more >than CBC ever did. CBC only really cares about is NHL hockey and the Olympics >and neither of those really meets their mandate.
In article <nnd$064c930b$4a2dd62f@1fe1f23dac429c10>,
CanadianInventor <canadianinventor@myemail.invalid> wrote:
On Nov 20, 2022 at 9:06:19 AM EST, "The Doctor" <The Doctor> wrote:
Grey on TSN but not the main CTV? Instead NFL on CTV?
DISGRACEFUL!!!
I'm not happy about the CFL games not being on a free to air broadcaster but I
have admit that TSN has been a good thing for the CFL. They provide excellent
coverage (or at least they used to as I haven't seen it in a while due to be a
cord cutter) and I believe that they came in when CBC dropped the CFL a long >> time ago. TSN has always promoted the CFL and sold the game, which is more >> than CBC ever did. CBC only really cares about is NHL hockey and the Olympics
and neither of those really meets their mandate.
CTV regular should air CFL ahead of NFL!!
On Nov 23, 2022 at 3:16:08 PM EST, "The Doctor" <The Doctor> wrote:
In article <nnd$064c930b$4a2dd62f@1fe1f23dac429c10>,broadcaster but I
CanadianInventor <canadianinventor@myemail.invalid> wrote:
On Nov 20, 2022 at 9:06:19 AM EST, "The Doctor" <The Doctor> wrote:
Grey on TSN but not the main CTV? Instead NFL on CTV?
DISGRACEFUL!!!
I'm not happy about the CFL games not being on a free to air
due to be ahave admit that TSN has been a good thing for the CFL. They provide excellent
coverage (or at least they used to as I haven't seen it in a while
cord cutter) and I believe that they came in when CBC dropped the CFL a long
time ago. TSN has always promoted the CFL and sold the game, which is more >>> than CBC ever did. CBC only really cares about is NHL hockey and the Olympics
and neither of those really meets their mandate.
CTV regular should air CFL ahead of NFL!!
CTV is a private organization that is responsible to their shareholders. While >it would be nice if they placed a higher priority on the CFL than the NFL that >is not going to happen until public opinion in Canada changes. Unfortunately >many people in Canada feel that the NFL provides more entertainment despite it >taking a half hour to play the last two minutes in big games. :) The NFL has >had rules changed to allow advertising to be placed within the game as much as >possible. Hence, longer stoppages between plays and more ways to stop the >clock. Even the extra down allows a team to waste an attempt to stop the >clock. But no matter what people on here think, most people in Canada prefer >the NFL which allows Canadian broadcasters to charge more for advertising >during games. If you want CTV, or any other broadcaster to place emphasis on >the CFL ahead of the NFL then you need to get Canadians to care more about the >CFL than they care about the NFL. The CFL has been trying to do that for >decades. If you have a plan then I'm sure that they would love to hear from >you. But it's not just telling broadcasters to have the games showing ahead of >the NFL games because that will just upset viewers (and the broadcasters who >will lose advertising money). The CFL used to have games on when the NFL >didn't, such as Friday night Football but the NFL expanded when their teams >played. That had been a good strategy at the time.
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