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SUPPLEMENTAL MEDIA INFORMATION Hamilton Tiger-Cats SUPPLEMENTAL MEDIA INFORMATION Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Montreal Alouettes Percival Molson Memorial Stadium, Montreal, Quebec Thursday, July 4, 2019 7:30 p.m. EDT TV: TSN, RDS ONLINE: TSN Direct, TSN GO, ESPN+, Yare (Int’l) RADIO: TSN 1150 (HAM), TSN 690 (MTL-EN), 98,5 FM (MTL-FR), Sirius XM Canada Talks 167 HAMILTON TIGER-CATS SUPPLEMENTAL MEDIA INFORMATION 2019 REGULAR SEASON RECORD RECORD HOME ROAD OT OVERALL 3-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 EAST 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 WEST 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 STREAK Won 3 Won 2 Won 1 N/A % 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 HAMILTON TIGER-CATS REGULAR SEASON RECORD – PAST 10 SEASONS SEASON OVERALL HOME AWAY VS EAST VS WEST 2009 9-9-0 6-3-0 3-6-0 4-6-0 5-3-0 2010 9-9-0 5-4-0 4-5-0 7-3-0 2-6-0 2011 8-10-0 6-3-0 2-7-0 4-6-0 4-4-0 2012 6-12-0 5-4-0 1-8-0 4-7-0 2-5-0 2013 10-8-0 6-3-0 4-5-0 8-2-0 2-6-0 2014 9-9-0 7-2-0 2-7-0 5-3-0 4-6-0 2015 10-8-0 5-4-0 5-4-0 4-4-0 6-4-0 2016 7-11-0 3-6-0 4-5-0 5-3-0 2-8-0 2017 6-12-0 2-7-0 4-5-0 4-4-0 2-8-0 2018 8-10-0 4-5-0 4-5-0 4-4-0 4-6-0 TOTAL 82-98-0 49-41-0 33-57-0 49-42-0 33-56-0 % .456 .544 .367 .538 .371 JEREMIAH MASOLI’S CAREER REGULAR SEASON TOUCHDOWN PASS TARGETS NAME 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 TOTAL Brandon Banks - - - 1 7 11 1 20 Luke Tasker - - - 1 5 11 - 17 Andy Fantuz - - 1 4 - - - 5 Jalen Saunders - - - - 2 2 - 4 Terrence Toliver - - - 2 - 1 - 3 Mike Jones - - - - 1 2 - 3 C.J. Gable 1 1 - 1 - - - 3 Chad Owens - - - 2 - - - 2 John Chiles - - - 2 - - - 2 Alex Green - - - - - 1 - 1 Junior Collins - - - 1 - - - 1 Kevin Elliott - - - 1 - - - 1 Bralon Addison - - - - - - 2 2 Nikola Kalinic - - - - - - 1 1 Sean Thomas Erlington - - - - - - 1 1 CAREER TOTAL 1 1 1 15 15 28 4 66 RECEIVERS WITH 100-YARDS+ RECEIVING GAMES NAME TICATS OTHER TEAMS TOTAL Brandon Banks 18 0 18 Luke Tasker 14 0 14 Mike Jones 4 0 4 Bralon Addison 3 0 3 Sean Thomas Erlington 1 0 1 ticats.ca @cfltigercats @Ticats hamiltontigercats HAMILTON TIGER-CATS SUPPLEMENTAL MEDIA INFORMATION LAST TIME IT HAPPENED INDIVIDUAL TEAM Scored 40+Points 100 Yards Rushing HAM – HAM 41 vs. MTL 10, June 28/19 (Reg. season) HAM – 109 by Sean Thomas Erlington vs. TOR, June 22/19 HAM – BC 8 at HAM 48, Nov. 11/18 (Playoffs) OPP – 104 by William Powell vs. SSK, June 13/19 OPP – CGY 43 at HAM 28, Sept. 15/18 (Reg. season) OPP – HAM 27 at OTT 46, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) 150 Yards Rushing Scored 50+ Points HAM – 157 by C.J. Gable vs. TOR, Sept. 30/17 HAM – HAM 64 at TOR 14, June 22/19 OPP – 160 by John White vs. EDM, Nov. 13/16 OPP – HAM 1 at CGY 60, July 28/17 300 Yards Passing Won by 20+ Points HAM – 417 by Jeremiah Masoli vs. MTL, June 28/19 (Reg. season) HAM – HAM 41 vs. MTL 10, June 28/19 (Reg. season) HAM – 315 by Jeremiah Masoli at OTT, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) HAM – BC 8 at HAM 48, Nov. 11/18 (Playoffs) OPP – 341 by Trevor Harris at OTT, Oct. 19/18 (Reg. season) OPP – HAM 12 at WPG 39, Aug. 12/17 OPP – 367 by Trevor Harris at OTT, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) Won by 30+ Points 400 Yards Passing HAM – HAM 41 vs. MTL 10, June 28/19 (Reg. season) HAM – 417 by Jeremiah Masoli vs. MTL, Jun. 28/19 HAM – BC 8 at HAM 48, Nov. 11/18 (Playoffs) OPP – 436 by Travis Lulay vs. BC, July 15/17 OPP – HAM 1 at CGY 60, July 28/17 Allowed Fewer Than 10 Points 500 Yards Passing HAM – HAM 33 vs. MTL 0, Nov. 3/17 (Reg. season) HAM – 502 by Kevin Glenn vs. TOR, Oct. 18/09 HAM – BC 8 at HAM 48, Nov. 11/18 (Playoffs) OPP – 506 by Ricky Ray at TOR, June 25/17 OPP – HAM 1 at CGY 60, July 28/17 100 Yards Receiving HAM – Brandon Banks (152), Bralon Addison (121) & Sean Thomas Erlington (102) vs. MTL, June. 28/19 Won Game by Shutout HAM – 129 by Bralon Addison at OTT, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) HAM – HAM 33 vs. MTL 0, Nov. 3/17 OPP – Eugene Lewis (105) & William Stanback (103) vs. MTL, Nov. 3/18 (Reg. season) OPP – HAM 0 vs. WPG 29, July 28/06 OPP – 144 by Greg Ellingson at OTT, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) 150 Yards Receiving Won Game in Overtime HAM – 152 by Brandon Banks vs. MTL, June 28/19 HAM – HAM 39 vs. OTT 36, Oct. 21/16 OPP – 150 by Reginald Begelton vs. CGY, Sept. 15/18 OPP – HAM 32 at BC 35, Sept. 22/18 Two 100+ Yards Receivers Intercepted 3+ Passes HAM – Brandon Banks (152) Bralon Addison (121) & Sean Thomas Erlington (102) vs. MTL, June. HAM – 3 vs. BC, Sept. 29/18 28/19 OPP – 3 at WPG, Aug. 3/16 (Reg. season) OPP – Eugene Lewis (105) & William Stanback (103) vs. MTL, Nov. 3/18 OPP – 3 at OTT, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) 200 Yards Receiving Five+ Quarterback Sacks HAM – 272 by Arland Bruce III at SSK, July 31/10 HAM – 6 vs. MTL, June 28/19 OPP – 220 by Nick Moore vs. BC, July 15/17 OPP – 5 vs. OTT, July 28/18 Three Touchdown Passes 400+ Total Net Yards of Offence HAM – Jeremiah Masoli at TOR, June. 22/19 (Reg. season) HAM – 526 vs. MTL, June 28/19 HAM – Jeremiah Masoli vs. BC, Nov. 11/18 (Playoffs) HAM – 441 vs. BC, Nov. 11/18 (Playoffs) OPP – Trevor Harris vs. OTT, Oct. 27/18 (Reg. season) OPP – 422 at OTT, Oct. 19/18 (Reg. season) OPP – Trevor Harris (6) at OTT, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) OPP – 450 at OTT, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) Four+ Touchdown Passes 500+ Total Net Yards of Offence HAM – Jeremiah Masoli (4) at TOR, Oct. 12/18 HAM – 526 vs. MTL, June 28/19 OPP – Henry Burris (6) at OTT, Nov. 7/15 (Reg. season) OPP – 515 at TOR, June 25/17 OPP - Trevor Harris (6) at OTT, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) Two+ Touchdown Receptions HAM – Bralon Addison (3) at TOR, June. 22/19 (Reg. season) 2019 TICATS LONGEST SINGLE PLAYS HAM – Luke Tasker vs. BC, Nov. 11/18 (Playoffs) Rush (yards) OPP – Eugene Lewis vs. MTL, Nov. 3/18 (Reg. season) HAM – 52 – Sean Thomas Erlington at TOR, June. 22 OPP – Greg Ellingson at OTT, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) OPP – 20 – William Stanback vs MTL, June 28 Four Field Goals Reception (yards) HAM – Lirim Hajrullahu vs. OTT, Oct. 27/18 (Reg. season) HAM – 75 – Sean Thomas Erlington vs. MTL, June 28 HAM – Lirim Hajrullahu at OTT, Nov. 18/18 (Playoffs) OPP – 42 – Derel Walker at TOR, June 22 OPP – Ty Long vs. BC, Sept. 22/18 Five+ Field Goals Field Goal (yards) HAM – Kenny Allen (5) at MTL, Oct. 22/17 HAM – 56 – Lirim Hajrullahu at TOR, June. 22 OPP – Lewis Ward (7) vs. OTT, July 28/18 OPP – 46 – Boris Bede vs. MTL, June 28 Two Interceptions Punt (yards) HAM – Jumal Rolle at MTL, Aug. 3/18 HAM – 53 – Lirim Hajrullahu at TOR, June. 22 OPP – Ed Gainey vs. SSK, Sept. 15/17 OPP – 55 – Ronald Pfeffer at TOR, June 22 Two Quarterback Sacks Kickoff (yards) HAM – Ja’Gared Davis (3) vs.MTL, June 28/19 HAM – 73 – Lirim Hajrullahu vs SSK, June. 22 OPP – Davon Coleman (3) at BC, Sept. 22/18 OPP – 80 – Boris Bede vs. MTL, June 28 Three Quarterback Sacks Punt Return (yards) HAM – Ja’Gared Davis vs. MTL, June 28/19 HAM – 68 – Frankie Williams vs. SSK, June 13 OPP – Davon Coleman at BC, Sept. 22/18 OPP – 14 – Christion Jones vs. SSL, June 13 Punt Return Touchdown Kickoff Return (yards) HAM – Frankie Williams (52 yards) vs. SSK, June 13/19 HAM – 53 – Frankie Williams vs. MTL, June 28 OPP – Terry Williams (83 yards) vs. CGY, Sept. 15/18 OPP – 55 – Nic Demski at WPG, Aug. 10 Kickoff Return Touchdown Field Goal Missed Return (yards) HAM – Shakeir Ryan (104 yards) vs. CGY, Sept. 15/18 HAM – 113 – Brandon Banks at TOR, June. 22 OPP – Simon Charbonneau Campeau (51 yards) vs. CGY, Oct. 1/16 OPP – 23 – Stefan Logan vs. MTL June 28 Missed Field Goal Returned For a Touchdown Interception Return (yards) HAM – Brandon Banks (113 yards) at TOR, June. 22/19 HAM – 37 – Rico Murray at TOR, June 22 OPP – Bashir Levingston (97 yards) at TOR, Oct. 21/04 OPP – 18 – Abdul Kanneh at TOR, June 22 Blocked Kick Fumble Return (yards) HAM – Curtis Newton (punt) at MTL, Aug. 3/18 HAM – 0 – Brandon Revenberg at TOR, June 22 OPP – Jonathan Rose (field goal attempt) vs. OTT, July 28/18 OPP – 8 – Trumaine Washington at TOR, June 22 ticats.ca @cfltigercats @Ticats hamiltontigercats HAMILTON TIGER-CATS SUPPLEMENTAL MEDIA INFORMATION HOW THE TIGER-CATS WERE ACQUIRED CFL DRAFT NAME POS YEAR RD PICK SCHOOL Jesse Gibbon OL 2019 1 2 Waterloo (U Sports) Nikola Kalinic FB 2019 2 10 York (U Sports) David Ungerer III WR 2019 2 11 Idaho (NCAA) Maleek Irons RB 2019 3 22 Ohio (NCAA) Gordon Whyte LS 2019 8 67 St.
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