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BC LIONS at WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2017, 3:00 P.M CT, INVESTORS GROUP FIELD, WINNIPEG, MB, TSN, ESPN3, 680 CJOB BC LIONS at WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2017, 3:00 P.M CT, INVESTORS GROUP FIELD, WINNIPEG, MB, TSN, ESPN3, 680 CJOB 0 JONES 16 LOFFLER 3 FOGG* x 22 WALKER* x FS 23 HEATH* x 25 BRANNING x 22 21 ALEXANDER* HB HB 8 RANDLE* CB 34 BRIGGS 44 GAUTHIER CB 50 KNOX* 52 MILES 45 SANTOS-KNOX* 10 HURL 31 LEGGETT* WLB MLB SLB 43 CORNEY 95 THOMAS 56 EKAKITIE# 54 OKPALAUGO* 92 NEVIS* 67 JOHNSON* 94 JEFFCOAT* DE NT DT DE WR LT LG C RG RT WR 1 ADAMS* 66 BRYANT* 60 BOND* 61 GOOSSEN 69 CHUNGH 51 HARDRICK* 2 COATES 57 FOKETI* 59 COUTURE 53 NEUFELD 80 WOLITARSKY SB RB QB FB SB SB 81 89 DENMARK* 33 HARRIS 15 NICHOLS* 37 NORMAND 84 LANKFORD* 83 FEOLI-GUDINO 6 DAVIS* 24 MILLER 5 WASHINGTON* 9 13 LEFEVOUR* 32 RUSH x CHANGES FROM LAST WEEK IN: 83 FEOLI-GUDINO, *5 WASHINGTON K/P LS KR PR OUT: *20 FLANDERS, *27 PORTER 9 MEDLOCK* 46 REMPEL 84 LANKFORD* 3 FOGG* # DENOTES 2017 DRAFT SELECTION * DENOTES INTERNATIONAL BC LIONS AT WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER PRACTICE ROSTER No. Last Name / First Name Pos. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. Team CFL College No. Last Name, First Name No. Last Name, First Name POSITION 0 JONES, Derek DB 6.01 190 22-May-92 4 4 Simon Fraser 1 ADAMS, Darvin* 12 WASHINGTON, David* QB 1 ADAMS, Darvin* WR 6.02 191 5-Jan-90 3 5 Auburn 21 ALEXANDER, Brandon* 14 WHITE, Myles* WR 2 COATES, Matt WR 6.03 210 15-Jul-91 1 4 Ham. Hurricanes (Jr) 60 BOND, Travis* 18 STRAUGHAN, Josh* QB 3 FOGG, Kevin* DB 5.10 191 6-Oct-90 2 2 Liberty 25 BRANNING, Kahlen 19 WILSON, Kyrie* LB 5 WASHINGTON, L'Damian* WR 6.04 215 10-May-91 1 1 Missouri 34 BRIGGS, Jesse 26 CONTEH, Abubakarr# DB 6 DAVIS, Dominique* QB 6.03 215 17-Jul-89 3 3 East Carolina 66 BRYANT, Stanley* 27 PORTER, Robert* DB 8 RANDLE, Chris* DB 5.11 195 18-Jun-88 4 6 Utah State 69 CHUNGH, Sukh 29 WALKER Jr., Darnell* DB 9 MEDLOCK, Justin* K 6.00 210 23-Oct-83 2 7 UCLA 2 COATES, Matt 30 BOWMAN, Jordan* DB 10 HURL, Sam LB 6.01 234 26-Apr-90 3 6 Calgary 43 CORNEY, Trent 35 THARPE, Antoine* DB 13 LEFEVOUR, Dan* QB 6.03 236 87-Mar-19 1 5 Central Michigan 59 COUTURE, Michael 48 JONES, Jevaris* LB 15 NICHOLS, Matt* QB 6.02 220 19-Mar-87 3 5 Eastern Washington 6 DAVIS, Dominique* 49 GREEN, Shayon* DL 16 LOFFLER, Taylor DB 6.04 220 25-Feb-92 2 2 UBC 89 DENMARK, Clarence* 64 SPOONER, Qadr# OL 21 ALEXANDER, Brandon* DB 6.00 190 27-Sep-93 1 1 UCF 56 EKAKITIE, Faith# 81 GIVENS, Chris* WR 22 WALKER, Brian* DB 5.09 195 7-Nov-95 1 1 Fayetteville St. 83 FEOLI-GUDINO, Julian 88 BROWN, Garry* WR 23 HEATH, TJ* DB 6.01 181 11-Sep-87 2 2 Jacksonville State 3 FOGG, Kevin* 91 MAROUF, Ian DL 24 MILLER, Mike FB 6.00 215 15-Mar-89 1 7 Acadia 57 FOKETI, Manase* 25 BRANNING, Kahlen DB 6.01 195 15-Dec-93 1 1 Regina 44 GAUTHIER, Shayne 31 LEGGETT, Moe* DB 5.11 203 02-Oct-86 4 4 Valdosta St. 61 GOOSSEN, Matthias 32 RUSH, John FB 6.01 227 23-Oct-93 1 1 Guelph 51 HARDRICK, Jermarcus* 33 HARRIS, Andrew RB 5.10 210 24-Apr-87 2 8 Van. Island Raiders (Jr) 33 HARRIS, Andrew INJURED LIST 34 BRIGGS, Jesse LB 6.01 214 90-Apr-14 4 4 McGill 23 HEATH, TJ* 37 NORMAND, Christophe FB 6.02 222 17-Oct-91 3 3 Laval 10 HURL, Sam No. Last Name, First Name Games 43 CORNEY, Trent DE 6.03 267 3-Nov-93 2 2 Virginia 94 JEFFCOAT, Jackson* 7 DRESSLER, Weston* 6 44 GAUTHIER, Shayne LB 5.10 227 20-Feb-92 2 2 Laval 67 JOHNSON, Cory* 20 FLANDERS, Timothy* 6 45 SANTOS-KNOX, Jovan* LB 6.02 229 5-Jul-94 1 1 UMASS 0 JONES, Derek 38 WILD, Ian* 6 46 REMPEL, Chad LS 6.03 246 23-May-82 3 12 Saskatchewan 50 KNOX, Kyle* 55 WESTERMAN, Jamaal 6 50 KNOX, Kyle* LB 6.01 220 10-Mar-89 2 2 Fresno State 84 LANKFORD, Ryan* 51 HARDRICK, Jermarcus* OL 6.05 311 30-May-90 2 4 Nebraska 31 LEGGETT, Moe* 52 MILES, Thomas LB 6.01 241 31-Jul-92 1 4 Manitoba 13 LEFEVOUR, Dan* 53 NEUFELD, Patrick OL 6.06 317 26-Dec-88 4 7 Saskatchewan 16 LOFFLER, Taylor 54 OKPALAUGO, Tristan* DL 6.01 260 10-Oct-89 1 3 Fresno State 9 MEDLOCK, Justin* BLUE BOMBERS COACHING STAFF 56 EKAKITIE, Faith# DT 6.01 301 05-Apr-93 1 1 Iowa 52 MILES, Thomas Head Coach: Mike O'Shea 57 FOKETI, Manase* OL 6.05 338 18-Sep-90 2 2 West Texas A&M 24 MILLER, Mike Off. Coordinator/Receivers Coach: Paul LaPolice 59 COUTURE, Michael OL 6.04 297 7-Feb-94 2 2 Simon Fraser 53 NEUFELD, Patrick Def. Coordinator: Richie Hall 60 BOND, Travis* OL 6.07 356 10-Dec-90 2 2 North Carolina 92 NEVIS, Drake* Quarterbacks: Buck Pierce 61 GOOSSEN, Matthias OL 6.03 306 14-Oct-92 4 4 Simon Fraser 15 NICHOLS, Matt* Offensive Line: Marty Costello 66 BRYANT, Stanley* OL 6.05 308 7-May-86 3 8 East Carolina 37 NORMAND, Christophe Running Backs: Kevin Bourgoin 67 JOHNSON, Cory* DT 6.02 297 10-Apr-92 1 1 Kentucky 54 OKPALAUGO, Tristan* Linebackers: Glen Young 69 CHUNGH, Sukh OL 6.04 307 4-Mar-92 3 3 Calgary 8 RANDLE, Chris* Defensive Line: Todd Howard 80 WOLITARSKY, Drew WR 6.03 220 22-Mar-95 1 1 Minnesota 46 REMPEL, Chad Defensive Backs: Tony Missick 83 FEOLI-GUDINO, Julian WR 6.00 212 22-Jun-87 4 6 Laval 32 RUSH, John Special Teams Coordinator: Paul Boudreau 84 LANKFORD, Ryan* WR 6.00 176 09-Dec-91 1 3 Illinois 45 SANTOS-KNOX, Jovan* 89 DENMARK, Clarence* WR 5.10 188 29-Sep-85 7 7 Arkansas-Monticello 95 THOMAS, Jake 92 NEVIS, Drake* DT 6.00 308 8-May-89 1 2 LSU 22 WALKER, Brian* 94 JEFFCOAT, Jackson* DE 6.03 255 26-Dec-91 1 1 Texas 5 WASHINGTON, L'Damian* #DENOTES 2017 DRAFT SELECTION 95 THOMAS, Jake DT 6.02 276 6-Dec-90 6 6 Acadia 80 WOLITARSKY, Drew *DENOTES INTERNATIONALS.
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