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HAMILTON TIGER-CATS Vs. SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 - 7 P.M HAMILTON TIGER-CATS vs. SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 - 7 P.M. - TIM HORTONS FIELD 43 DOUGHLIN 30 LANGA 22 STEPHEN x 24 D. WASHINGTON* x FS 20 E. DAVIS* x x 22 39 UNAMBA* HB HB 37 LEONARD* CB CB 45 HUGHES 77 RENAUD 44 BARNETT 48 NEWTON 9 ODIASE* 21 LAWRENCE* 11 DEAN* 26 BROOKS* WLB MLB SLB 95 D'AGUILAR 49 WHITLOCK* 92 VAUGHN# 93 McGOUGH# 5 TRACY* 96 NEILL* 0 COLEMAN* 94 CAPICCIOTTI DE NT DT DE WR LT LG C RG RT WR 16 BANKS* 66 T. WASHINGTON* 57 REVENBERG 51 FILER 64 BOMBEN 56 HOLMES* 12 JONES 65 GOLDING# 69 RICE SB QB SB SB 82 BAINES RB 8 MASOLI* FB 17 TASKER* 89 SAUNDERS* 81 87 AULTMAN* 32 GABLE* 4 COLLAROS* 46 PRIME 81 FAUBERT-LUSSIER 31 THOMAS ERLINGTON# 13 GOLSON* 9 36 SCHEUERMAN* x CHANGES FROM LAST WEEK IN: 31 THOMAS ERLINGTON#, 36 SCHEUERMAN*, 56 HOLMES*, 65 GOLDING#, 95 D'AGUILAR K/P LS KR PR OUT: 3 COLLINS JR.*, 33 T. DAVIS, 41 CASTILLO* 47 CRAWFORD 87 AULTMAN* 87 AULTMAN* 53 WILLIAMS, 55 SCHRAM#, 61 MATHEWS* 16 BANKS* 16 BANKS* # DENOTES 2017 DRAFT SELECTION * DENOTES INTERNATIONAL PLAYER HAMILTON TIGER-CATS NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER PRACTICE ROSTER NO NAME POS HT WT DOB TEAM CFL COLLEGE NO NAME NO NAME POS 0 COLEMAN, Davon* DT 6-1 282 11-Jan-91 1 1 Arizona State 87 AULTMAN, Damarr* 3 COLLINS JR., Ricky* WR 4 COLLAROS, Zach* QB 6-0 219 27-Aug-88 4 6 Cincinnati 82 BAINES, Mitchell 15 GREEN, Alex* RB 5 TRACY, Adrian* DE 6-3 245 6-Apr-87 3 3 William & Mary 16 BANKS, Brandon* 18 COLLINS, Junior* WR 8 MASOLI, Jeremiah* QB 5-10 228 24-Aug-88 5 6 Mississippi 44 BARNETT, Mitch 25 QUINN, Willie* WR/KR 9 ODIASE, Osagie* DB 6-0 186 21-Feb-91 1 2 Sacramento State 64 BOMBEN, Ryan 28 COOPER, Mariel* DB 11 DEAN, Larry* LB 6-0 226 7-Aug-88 2 2 Valdosta State 26 BROOKS, Cariel* 40 MUELLER, Ryan* DE 12 JONES, Mike WR 6-0 181 2-Nov-92 2 2 Southern University 94 CAPICCIOTTI, Justin 42 CONNER, Kavell* LB 13 GOLSON, Everett* QB 6-0 199 2-Jan-93 2 2 Notre Dame 41 CASTILLO, Sergio* 55 SCHRAM, Braden# OL 16 BANKS, Brandon* WR/KR 5-7 150 21-Dec-87 5 5 Kansas State 0 COLEMAN, Davon* 59 OKAFOR, Kay# OL 17 TASKER, Luke* WR 5-11 189 18-Jan-91 5 5 Cornell 4 COLLAROS, Zach* INJURED LIST 20 DAVIS, Emanuel* DB 5-11 182 9-Aug-89 5 5 East Carolina 47 CRAWFORD, Aaron 1-GAME 21 LAWRENCE, Simoni* LB 6-1 231 1-Feb-89 5 6 Minnesota 95 D'AGUILAR, Ben 33 DAVIS, Terrell LB 22 STEPHEN, Courtney DB 6-1 199 27-Oct-89 5 5 Nothern Illinois 20 DAVIS, Emanuel* 53 WILLIAMS, Everton OL 24 WASHINGTON, Demond* DB 5-10 175 30-Sep-87 2 6 Auburn 11 DEAN, Larry* 61 MATHEWS, Ryker* OL 26 BROOKS, Cariel* DB 5-10 200 24-Apr-91 1 1 Adams State 43 DOUGHLIN, Tristan 6-GAME 30 LANGA, Jay DB 5-10 202 15-Nov-90 3 3 Saint Mary's 81 FAUBERT-LUSSIER, Felix 6 ELLIS, Dominique* DB 31 THOMAS-ERLINGTON, Sean# RB 5-9 217 28-Jul-92 1 1 Montreal 51 FILER, Mike 14 KANNEH, Abdul* DB 32 GABLE, C.J.* RB 6-0 219 19-Oct-87 5 5 USC 32 GABLE, C.J.* 19 ROGERS, Justin* DB 36 SCHEUERMAN, Ross* RB 6-1 209 5-Mar-93 2 2 Lafeyette 65 GOLDING, Brett# 23 SHORTILL, Nicholas LB 37 LEONARD, Richard* DB 5-8 173 2-Sep-91 1 1 Florida International 13 GOLSON, Everett* 27 TIMMIS, Mercer RB 39 UNAMBA, Don* DB 6-1 195 23-Feb-89 1 3 Southern Arkansas 56 HOLMES, Lamar* 29 LYN, Keon* DB 41 CASTILLO, Sergio* P/K 5-9 194 1-Nov-90 1 3 West Texas A&M 45 HUGHES, Geoff 35 DALY, Mike DB 43 DOUGHLIN, Tristan DB 5-11 184 14-Oct-93 1 1 Guelph 12 JONES, Mike 80 TOLIVER, Terrence* WR 44 BARNETT, Mitch LB 6-1 212 23-Feb-93 2 2 UBC 30 LANGA, Jay 88 APRILE, Giovanni WR 45 HUGHES, Geoff LB 6-2 221 3-Dec-92 2 2 Saskatchewan 21 LAWRENCE, Simoni* 90 GILL, Evan DT 46 PRIME, Carl-Olivier FB 6-1 247 29-Sep-89 5 5 Wagner College 37 LEONARD, Richard* 97 LAURENT, Ted DT 47 CRAWFORD, Aaron LS 6-4 263 23-Sep-86 5 6 Saint Mary's 8 MASOLI, Jeremiah* 99 ATKINSON, Michael DT 48 NEWTON, Curtis LB 6-2 220 24-Jul-94 1 2 Guelph 93 McGOUGH, Connor# FOOTBALL OPS / COACHING STAFF 49 WHITLOCK, Nikita* DT 5-10 250 16-May-91 1 1 Wake Forest 96 NEILL, Jason* Vice President of Football Ops: Kent Austin 51 FILER, Mike OL 6-2 304 6-May-90 6 6 Mount Allison 48 NEWTON, Curtis General Manager: Eric Tillman 56 HOLMES, Lamar* OL 6-6 333 8-Jul-89 1 1 Southern Mississippi 9 ODIASE, Osagie* Assistant General Manager: Drew Allemang 57 REVENBERG, Brandon OL 6-4 301 16-Dec-92 2 2 Grand Valley State 46 PRIME, Carl-Olivier Assistant General Manager: Shawn Burke 64 BOMBEN, Ryan OL 6-5 295 16-May-87 3 8 Guelph 77 RENAUD, Frank Head Coach: June Jones 65 GOLDING, Brett# OL 6-4 272 9-Jul-94 1 1 Laurier 57 REVENBERG, Brandon Defensive Coordinator: Phillip Lolley 66 WASHINGTON, Tony* OL 6-7 318 17-Feb-86 1 7 Abilene Christian 69 RICE, Landon Offensive Coord/Rec Coach: Stefan Ptaszek 69 RICE, Landon OL 6-6 317 28-Feb-88 5 5 Manitoba 89 SAUNDERS, Jalen* Special Teams Coordinator: Dennis McKnight 77 RENAUD, Frank LB 6-0 220 3-Jan-93 1 1 Windsor 36 SCHEUERMAN, Ross* Offensive Line Coach: Mike Markuson 81 FAUBERT-LUSSIER, Felix WR 6-1 212 14-Oct-91 1 1 Laval 22 STEPHEN, Courtney Running Backs Coach: Corey Grant 82 BAINES, Mitchell WR 6-2 215 26-Feb-92 1 1 Ottawa 17 TASKER, Luke* Defensive Line Coach: Dennis McPhee 87 AULTMAN, Damarr* WR 5-11 192 13-Jan-92 1 1 Maine 31 THOMAS-ERLINGTON, Sean# Defensive Backs Coach: James Stanley 89 SAUNDERS, Jalen* WR/KR 5-9 171 30-Sep-92 1 1 Oklahoma 5 TRACY, Adrian* Defence/Special Teams Assistant: William Fields 92 VAUGHN, Justin# DT 6-5 285 3-Jun-94 1 1 Fordham 39 UNAMBA, Don* Offensive Quality Control: Jarryd Baines 93 McGOUGH, Connor# DE 6-1 249 14-Aug-95 1 1 Calgary 92 VAUGHN, Justin# Assistant Coach: Craig Butler 94 CAPICCIOTTI, Justin DE 6-3 238 14-Nov-89 2 6 Simon Fraser 24 WASHINGTON, Demond* 95 D'AGUILAR, Ben DL 6-2 235 12-Sep-89 1 5 McMaster 66 WASHINGTON, Tony* 96 NEILL, Jason* DT 6-3 277 28-Oct-92 1 1 Texas-San Antonio 49 WHITLOCK, Nikita* * DENOTES INTERNATIONAL PLAYER # DENOTES 2017 DRAFT SELECTION.
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