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2016 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES September 16, 2016 - 7:00 pm ET Montréal at Hamilton CFL Week: 13 Game: 59 MTL (3-8) HAM (5-6) Head Coach: Jim Popp Head Coach: Kent Austin CFL Record: 22-35 vs HAM 5-4 Club Game #: 958 CFL Record: 46-37 vs MTL 7-3 Club Game #: 1072 2016 CFL RESULTS & SCHEDULE 2016 CFL STANDINGS TO WEEK #12 2016 WEEK #12 RESULTS VISITOR HOME EAST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Sep 09/16 55 Montréal 27 BC 38 Tim Hortons Ottawa 10 5 4 1 .550 262 255 11 1-3-1 4-1 Sep 10/16 56 Sask'n 10 Winnipeg 17 Field Hamilton 11 5 6 0 .455 333 302 10 2-2 3-4 Sep 10/16 57 OT Calgary 34 Edmonton 28 Hamilton, ON Toronto 11 5 6 0 .455 270 306 10 2-5 3-1 Sep 11/16 58 Hamilton 21 Toronto 33 Montréal 11 3 8 0 .273 232 275 6 1-5 2-3 2016 WEEK #13 SCHEDULE VISITOR HOME WEST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Sep 16/16 59 7:00 pm ET Montréal Hamilton Calgary 11 9 1 1 .864 357 237 19 5-0 4-1-1 Sep 17/16 60 1:00 pm CT Toronto Winnipeg BC 11 8 3 0 .727 318 273 16 3-2 5-1 Sep 17/16 61 3:00 pm MT Ottawa Calgary Winnipeg 11 7 4 0 .636 276 239 14 2-3 5-1 Sep 18/16 62 2:30 pm MT Edmonton Saskatchewan Edmonton 11 5 6 0 .455 324 326 10 3-4 2-2 WEEK #13 BYE: BC Saskatchewan 11 1 10 0 .091 205 364 2 1-4 0-6 A/T SERIES TO 2016 Hamilton vs Montréal CLUB CONTACTS CFL.ca / LCF.ca Since 1950: GP W L TAll-Time at HAM HOME: Hamilton 183 84 92 7 55-31-3 Hamilton Aaron Gogishvili Dir, Communications Montréal 183 92 84 7 [email protected] www.ticats.ca 2016 Series: HAM (1) MTL (0) VISITORS: Jul 15/16 at Montréal HAM 31 MTL 7 Montréal Charles Rooke Dir, Communications Sep 16/16 at Hamilton HAM MTL [email protected] www.montrealalouettes.com PROJECTED STARTERS (BASED ON PREVIOUS GAME) MONTRÉAL CAREER PROFILE: Last HAMILTON CAREER PROFILE: Last POS # PLAYER ST YR GP GS Wk POS # ST YR GP GS Wk OL 51 MATTE, Kristian N 7 67 48 O OL 51 FILER, Mike N 5 51 37 O OL 53 GAGNON, Philippe N 1 11 11 O OL 56 LEWIS, Jeremy I 3 36 36 O OL 54 PERRETT, Jeff N 10 159 152 O OL 59 SIMMONS, Brian I 6 71 71 O OL 68 BLAKE, Philip N 2 29 29 O OL 64 BOMBEN, Ryan N 7 95 55 O OL 69 RUBY, Jacob N 21412O OL 67 DYAKOWSKI, Peter N 10 143 129 O QB 12 CATO, Rakeem I 2 23 12 O QB 4 COLLAROS, Zach I 5 52 38 O RB 20 SUTTON, Tyrell I 4 44 33 O RB 32 GABLE, C.J. I 4 38 38 O Rec 8 LEWIS, Nik I 13 205 197 O Rec 2 OWENS, Chad I 8 101 100 O Rec 9 STAFFORD, Kenny I 4 37 32 O Rec 17 TASKER, Luke I 4 45 45 O Rec 15 GIGUERE, Samuel N 5 76 76 O Rec 80 TOLIVER, Terrence I 2 21 21 O Rec 85 CUNNINGHAM, B.J. I 2 18 10 O Rec 81 COATES, Matt N 3 33 15 O Rec 89 CARTER, Duron I 33636O Rec 83 FANTUZ, Andy N 11 139 129 O DB 2 JOHNSON, Jovon I 10 153 152 D DB 19 SERMONS, Brandon I 2 13 4 D DB 10 BROUILLETTE, Marc-O N 7 96 58 D DB 20 DAVIS, Emmanuel I 4 49 47 D DB 16 DAVIS, Ethan I 11110D DB 22 STEPHEN, Courtney N 4 59 56 D DB 29 MINCY, Jonathan I 1 11 11 D DB 24 VAUGHN, Cassius I 1 2 2 D DB 35 HENDERSON, Greg I 1 9 5 D DB 31 ELLIS, Dominique I 3 38 20 D DL 7 BOWMAN, John I 11 175 169 D DL 5 TRACY, Adrian I 2 17 17 D DL 55 KNAPTON, Gabriel I 3 44 42 D DL 7 CHICK, John I 7 102 99 D DL 91 CASH, Alan-Michael I 5 75 74 D DL 91 NEVIS, Drake I 2 10 10 D LB 34 HEBERT, Kyries I 10 137 110 D DL 97 LAURENT, Ted N 6 91 74 D LB 11 COX, Chip I 11 190 185 D LB 0 MURRAY, Derico I 4 49 47 D LB 31 VENABLE, Winston I 45034D LB 21 LAWRENCE, Simoni I 5 72 57 D LB 48 WOODS, Bear I 5 33 25 D LB 49 DEAN, Larry I 1 11 11 D (Rosters subject to change - Game Lineup final one hour before Kickoff) LEGEND: 'O, D' = Game Started; 'N' = Substitute; 'R' = Reserve (dnp) KEY STATISTICS & RANKINGS QB STARTERS CAREER W-L REC IN 2016: STATISTICAL RANKINGS TO WK: 11 HAM W L T MTL W L T HAM PTS FOR PTS ALL NET OFF OPP NET COLLAROS, Zach 23 15 0 2-5 2 3 0 30.3 2nd27.5 6th 377 5th 335 2nd MTL W L T HAM W L T MTL PTS FOR PTS ALL NET OFF OPP NET CATO, Rakeem 4 8 0 2-1 0 2 0 21.1 8th25.0 4th 329 9th 383 6th CFL CONTACTS Steve Daniel, Director Game Information & Statistics ([email protected]) Lucas Barrett, Communications Coordinator ([email protected]) 2016 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES BC Lions Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att HAMILTON Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att Saskatchewan Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att 13 Jun 25 H BC 20 CGY 18 W 1-0 21,386 10 Jun 23 A HAM 42 TOR 20 W 1-0 15 Jun 30 H SSK 17 TOR 30 L 0-1 29,896 16 Jul 01 A BC 28 HAM 3 W 2-0 16 Jul 01 H HAM 3 BC 28 L 1-1 24,123 21 Jul 08 A SSK 36 EDM 39 L 0-2 19 Jul 07 H BC 14 TOR 25 L 2-1 18,921 18 Jul 07 H HAM 24 WPG 28 L 1-2 23,846 25 Jul 16 H SSK 27 BC 40 L 0-3 31,014 25 Jul 16 A BC 40 SSK 27 W 3-1 24 Jul 15 A HAM 31 MTL 7 W 2-2 27 Jul 22 H SSK 30 OTT 29 W 1-3 30,172 32 Jul 29 A BC 41 CGY 44 L 3-2 28 Jul 23 A HAM 37 EDM 31 W 3-2 31 Jul 29 A SSK 3MTL 41 L 1-4 35 Aug 04 A BC 38 MTL 18 W 4-2 34 Aug 03 A HAM 11 WPG 37 L 3-3 36 Aug 04 A SSK 15 CGY 35 L 1-5 41 Aug 13 H BC 45 HAM 38 W 5-2 21,213 41 Aug 13 A HAM 38 BC 45 L 3-4 40 Aug 13 H SSK 10 CGY 19 L 1-6 33,427 43 Aug 19 H BC 9 CGY 37 L 5-3 21,341 45 Aug 20 H HAM 53 SSK 7 W 4-4 24,166 45 Aug 20 A SSK 7HAM 53 L 1-7 46 Aug 25 A BC 29 OTT 23 W 6-3 49 Aug 28 A HAM 24 CGY 30 L 4-5 48 Aug 26 A SSK 25 EDM 33 L 1-8 50 Aug 31 A BC 16 TOR 13 W 7-3 54 Sep 05 H HAM 49 TOR 36 W 5-5 24,512 52 Sep 04 H SSK 25 WPG 28 L 1-9 33,427 55 Sep 09 H BC 38 MTL 27 W 8-3 18,107 58 Sep 11 A HAM 21 TOR 33 L 5-6 56 Sep 10 A SSK 10 WPG 17 L 1-10 64 Sep 23 A BC EDM 59 Sep 16 H HAM MTL 62 Sep 18 H SSK EDM 69 Oct 01 H BC OTT 66 Sep 24 A HAM SSK 66 Sep 24 H SSK HAM 72 Oct 08 A BC WPG 68 Oct 01 H HAM CGY 71 Oct 07 A SSK OTT 76 Oct 14 H BC WPG 75 Oct 14 H HAM OTT 77 Oct 15 A SSK TOR 82 Oct 22 H BC EDM 79 Oct 21 A HAM OTT 81 Oct 22 H SSK MTL 85 Oct 29 A BC SSK 83 Oct 28 H HAM EDM 85 Oct 29 H SSK BC 90 Nov 05 H BC SSK 88 Nov 05 H HAM MTL 90 Nov 05 A SSK BC CALGARY Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att MONTREAL Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att TORONTO Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att 13 Jun 25 A CGY 18 BC 20 L 0-1 11 Jun 24 A MTL 22 WPG 14 W 1-0 10 Jun 23 H TOR 20 HAM 42 L 0-1 24,812 17 Jul 01 H CGY 36 WPG 22 W 1-1 26,815 14 Jun 30 H MTL 13 OTT 28 L 1-1 21,522 15 Jun 30 A TOR 30 SSK 17 W 1-1 20 Jul 08 A CGY 26 OTT 26 T 1-1-1 24 Jul 15 H MTL 7 HAM 31 L 1-2 20,098 19 Jul 07 A TOR 25 BC 14 W 2-1 26 Jul 21 A CGY 33 WPG 18 W 2-1-1 29 Jul 25 A MTL 17 TOR 30 L 1-3 22 Jul 13 H TOR 20 OTT 30 L 2-2 12,373 32 Jul 29 H CGY 44 BC 41 W 3-1-1 27,651 31 Jul 29 H MTL 41 SSK 3 W 2-3 20,018 29 Jul 25 H TOR 30 MTL 17 W 3-2 16,048 36 Aug 04 H CGY 35 SSK 15 W 4-1-1 28,532 35 Aug 04 H MTL 18 BC 38 L 2-4 19,125 33 Jul 31 A TOR 23 OTT 20 W 4-2 40 Aug 13 A CGY 19 SSK 10 W 5-1-1 38 Aug 11 A MTL 12 EDM 23 L 2-5 39 Aug 12 H TOR 17 WPG 34 L 4-3 15,063 43 Aug 19 A CGY 37 BC 9 W 6-1-1 42 Aug 19 A MTL 43 OTT 19 W 3-5 44 Aug 20 H TOR 23 EDM 46 L 4-4 15,157 49 Aug 28 H CGY 30 HAM 24 W 7-1-1 26,271 47 Aug 26 H MTL 18 WPG 32 L 3-6 19,026 50 Aug 31 H TOR 13 BC 16 L 4-5 17,509 53 Sep 05 H CGY 45 EDM 24 W 8-1-1 31,440 51 Sep 01 H MTL 14 OTT 19 L 3-7 19,117 54 Sep 05 A TOR 36 HAM 49 L 4-6 57 Sep 10 A CGY 34 EDM 28 W 9-1-1 55 Sep 09 A MTL 27 BC 38 L 3-8 58 Sep 11 H TOR 33 HAM 21 W 5-6 17,214 61 Sep 17 H CGY OTT 59 Sep 16 A MTL HAM 60 Sep 17 A TOR WPG 65 Sep 24 H CGY WPG 70 Oct 02 H MTL TOR 63 Sep 23 A TOR OTT 68 Oct 01 A CGY HAM 73 Oct 10 H MTL EDM 70 Oct 02 A TOR MTL 74 Oct 10 A CGY TOR 78 Oct 15 A MTL CGY 74 Oct 10 H TOR CGY 78 Oct 15 H CGY MTL 81 Oct 22 A MTL SSK 77 Oct 15 H TOR SSK 80 Oct 21 H CGY TOR 86 Oct 30 H MTL CGY 80 Oct 21 A TOR CGY 86 Oct 30 A CGY MTL 88 Nov 05 A MTL HAM 89 Nov 05 A TOR EDM EDMONTON Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att OTTAWA Tm PF Opp PA 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47 Aug 26 A WPG 32 MTL 18 W 5-4 53 Sep 05 A EDM 24 CGY 45 L 5-5 51 Sep 01 A OTT 19 MTL 14 W 5-4-1 52 Sep 04 A WPG 28 SSK 25 W 6-4 57 Sep 10 H EDM 28 CGY 34 L 5-6 35,278 61 Sep 17 A OTT CGY 56 Sep 10 H WPG 17 SSK 10 W 7-4 33,234 62 Sep 18 A EDM SSK 63 Sep 23 H OTT TOR 60 Sep 17 H WPG TOR 64 Sep 23 H EDM BC 69 Oct 01 A OTT BC 65 Sep 24 A WPG CGY 67 Sep 30 A EDM WPG 71 Oct 07 H OTT SSK 67 Sep 30 H WPG EDM 73 Oct 10 A EDM MTL 75 Oct 14 A OTT HAM 72 Oct 08 H WPG BC 82 Oct 22 A EDM BC 79 Oct 21 H OTT HAM 76 Oct 14 A WPG BC 83 Oct 28 A EDM HAM 84 Oct 29 A OTT WPG 84 Oct 29 H WPG OTT 89 Nov 05 H EDM TOR 87 Nov 04 H OTT WPG 87 Nov 04 A WPG OTT 2016 GAME-BY-GAME Gm Date Home Away Div OT Attend Gm Date Home Away Div OT Attend Gm Date Home Away Div OT Attend 10 Jun 23 D TOR 20 HAM 42 24,812 30 Jul 28 D EDM 23 WPG 30 25,902 50 Aug 31 I TOR 13 BC 16 W 17,509 11 Jun 24 I WPG 14 MTL 22 E 26,433 31 Jul 29 I MTL 41 SSK 3 E 20,018 51 Sep 01 D MTL 14 OTT 19 19,117 12 Jun 25 I EDM 37 OTT 45 E OT 27,846 32 Jul 29 D CGY 44 BC 41 OT 27,651 52 Sep 04 D SSK 25 WPG 28 33,427 13 Jun 25 D BC 20 CGY 18 21,386 33 Jul 31 D OTT 20 TOR
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  • 165 Signatures

    165 Signatures

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  • Three Selected for Induction Into Javelina Hall of Fame, Ceremony Set for Sept

    Three Selected for Induction Into Javelina Hall of Fame, Ceremony Set for Sept

    VOLUME XVII, NO. 49 KINGSVILLE, TEXAS 78363 JULY 12, 2017 Three Selected For Induction Into Javelina Hall of Fame, Ceremony Set For Sept. 22 Three former Texas A&I and Lone Star Conference honoree in Hall of Fame as a team member. took Lone Star Conference titles in Texas A&M-Kingsville athletic baseball and football. Brown made All-Lone Star three of his four seasons on the standouts will be inducted into Brown, from Van Vleck, was Conference and was Little All- squad. the Javelina Hall of Fame Sept. 22 on the 1969 and 1970 national America honorable mention. The Javelinas had a 38-7-1 in the Memorial Student Union championship squads and the After receiving his business record during his career. Building ballrooms on campus. 1968 national runnerup team. degree in 1971, Brown was active He was Academic All-America The event is set for 5:30 p.m. He was also a member of the in the U.S. Army in 1971-72 and (Continued on Page 10) The 2017 induction class 1967 undefeated team. was honorably discharged in 1977. Steve Yaden includes James Brown, an The Javelinas were 41-4 in his He was with B.D. Holt Co. in offensive lineman on two national four seasons with the team. Corpus Christi n 1972-73 and was Martin Makes championship teams; Wade Brown was selected by his briefly with the Texas A&I Alumni Whitmer, a three-time Academic teammates to serve as a captain in Association. Academic All- All-America first team honoree in 1970.