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Edmonton at Saskatchewan Sunday, 5 p.m., Eskimos 65 Jeremy Parquet * OL Mosaic Stadium 66 Greg Wojt T (Rosters subject to change) 67 Scott Mitchell OL vs 71 Marcus Henry * WR Roughriders 80 Tyler Scott WR Saskatchewan 21 Hugh Charles * RB Edmonton 81 Jason Barnes * SB 22 Stu Foord RB 85 Nate Coehoorn WR No. Name Pos. 24 Tad Kornegay * DB No Name Pos. 87 Chris Bauman WR 1 John Eubanks * DB 26 Graeme Bell FB 2 Fred Stamps * SB 88 Andrew Nowacki WR 2 Barrin Simpson * LB 27 Nick Graham * CB 4 A. Bowman * WR 90 Greg Peach * DE 4 Darian Durant * QB 28 Craig Butler DB 5 Kerry Joseph * QB 92 Almondo Sewell * DL 7 Weston Dressler * SB 31 Sean Lucas * LB 6 Ray Fisher * WR 94 Ted Laurent DL 8 Ryan Dinwiddie * QB 32 Neal Hughes FB 7 Brandon James * KR 95 Etienne Legare DT 11 Eddie Johnson * P-K 37 Tamon George CB 10 D. Alexander DB 99 Jermaine Reed DL 12 Jordan Sisco WR 38 Tristan Jackson * CB 12 T.J. Hill * LB 14 James Patrick * S 45 Mike McCullough LB 13 Eric Ward * QB * Denotes import 15 Lance Frazier * DB 46 Kye Stewart * LB 15 Ricky Ray * QB 17 Cole Bergquist * QB 47 Cory Huclack LB 17 Derek Schiavone P/K 19 Christopher Milo K 50 Jerrell Freeman * LB 19 Hugo Lopez DB 20 Wes Cates * RB 51 A. Krausnick-Groh C 20 David Pittmann * DB 52 George Hudson C 22 Brian Bonner * DB 53 Patrick Neufeld OL 23 Jerome Messam RB 57 Marc Parenteau C 29 Chris Thompson * DB 60 Gene Makowsky G 30 Mathieu Bertrand FB 64 Dan Goodspeed * OT 31 Calvin McCarty RB 66 Chris Best G 32 Daniel Porter * RB 68 Alex Gauthier OT 34 Pascal Fils RB 74 Keith Shologan DT 35 Weldon Brown * DB 80 Efrem Hill * SB 37 Rod Williams * DB 82 Jason Clermont SB 38 Damon Duval * K 84 Cary Koch * WR 39 Corbin Sharun DB (306) 868-4432 85 E. Wheelwright * WR 40 Rod Davis * LB 88 Terrence Nunn * SB 44 Mike Miller DB 89 Chris Getzlaf SB 45 Damaso Munoz * LB 91 Montez Murphy * DE 48 Joe Sykes * DE 93 Tearrius George * DE 49 Mike Cornell LB 94 Dario Romero * DT 51 Aaron Fiacconi C 95 Luc Mullinder DE 52 Taylor Inglis LS 99 Shomari Williams DE 56 Patrick Kabongo G Darian Durant 61 Kyle Koch G (306) 949-8000.

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