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2011 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Montréal Alouettes October 16, 2011 1:00 PM ET CFL Gm: 67 Wk #: 16 HAM (7-7) MTL (9-5) Head Coach: Marcel Bellefeuille 26-32-0 Head Coach: Marc Trestman 47-21-0 Projected Starters * 2011 CFL Statistics Projected Starters * 2011 CFL Statistics Offence St Yr GP No Yds Avg TD Offence St Yr GP Rec Yds Avg TD C 53 DEWIT, Mark N 6 5 C 58 BRODEUR-JOURDAIN, L N 3 14 G 67 DYAKOWSKI, Peter N 4 14 G 57 FLORY, Scott N1314 G 65 ROTTIER, Simeon N 3 14 G 60 WOODRUFF, Andrew N 3 14 T 56 JOHNSON, Belton I 5 9 T 59 BOURKE, Josh N 5 13 T 60 JIMENEZ, Jason I 1 13 T 54 PERRETT, Jeff N514 SB 8 THIGPEN, Marcus I 1 14 20 291 14.6 2 WR 18 RICHARDSON, Jamel I 8 13 91 1,452 16.0 11 SB 88 STALA, Dave N 9 14 40 561 14.0 7 WR 19 GREEN, S.J. I 5 14 70 951 13.6 4 WR 80 WILLIAMS, Chris I 1 13 60 952 15.9 6 WR 85 BRATTON, Brian I 5 14 48 555 11.6 5 WR 15 MACKAY, Glenn N 3 14 6 75 12.5 0 WR 81 WATKINS, Kerry I 8 9 25 305 12.2 2 WR 84 GRANT, Bakari I 1 9 27 347 12.9 1 FB 8 CARTER, Kerry N 5 14 17 177 10.4 0 Car Yds Avg TDCar Yds Avg TD RB 22 COBOURNE, Avon I 6 14 171 831 4.9 8 RB 2 WHITAKER, Brandon I 3 14 176 1,107 6.3 2 Pct Yds INT TDPctYdsIntTD QB 5 GLENN, Kevin I 11 14 62.7 3,325 11 19 QB 13 CALVILLO, Anthony I 18 14 63.7 4,268 5 29 As starter - CFL: 60-61-1 vs Opp: 9-11 As starter - CFL: 153-96 vs Opp: 27-11 Defence St Yr GP DT QS Int FR Defence St Yr GP DT QS Int FR DT 90 MULLINDER, Luc N 8 7 4 0 0 0 DT 96 BEKASIAK, J.P. N 5 14 19 1 0 0 DT 98 STEELE, Eddie N 1 14 22 1 0 1 DT 69 WILSON, Eric N 8 13 11 1 0 1 DE 95 HICKMAN, Justin I 3 14 35 11 0 0 DE 7 BOWMAN, John I 6 14 23 9 0 1 DE 55 BAGGS, Stevie I 6 14 39 5 0 1 DE 9 STEWART, Anwar I 11 14 24 6 1 1 LB 28 JOHNSON, Jamall I 7 14 72 5 0 0 LB 11 COX, Chip I 6 14 55 2 1 1 LB 9 WILLIAMS, Renauld I 4 14 69 3 1 0 LB 52GUZMAN, RamonI 31437101 LB 25 KNOWLTON, Markeith I 6 14 50 1 0 2 LB 40 FERRI, Diamond I 5 14 39 3 0 1 CB 29 MEANS, Loyce I 1 4 9 0 0 0 CB 45 WOLDU, Paul N 4 10 10 0 0 0 CB 14 SMITH, Tyler (Bo) I 4 13 53 0 3 2 CB 23 WILLIAMS, Seth I 1 6 26 0 1 0 DB 37 YOUNG, Marcell I 1 14 42 0 2 0 DB 17 PARKER, Billy I 3 14 43 0 1 1 DB 4 THOMAS, Carlos I 1 11 28 0 0 0 DB 35 DIX, De'Audra I 3 13 23 0 0 2 S 2SHIVERS, Jason I 4 14 30 0 0 1 S 24 HECHT, Jeff N 1 13 22 0 1 0 Special Teams St Yr GP PR KOR FGA Punt Special Teams St Yr GP PR KOR FGA Punt KR 8 THIGPEN, Marcus I 2 14 9.6 18.5 KR 20 FLOYD, Perry I 1 8 6.9 20.1 KR 80 WILLIAMS, Chris I 1 13 7.4 21.1 KR 40 FERRI, Diamond I 5 14 6.3 21.0 P/K 7 MEDLOCK, Justin I 3 14 34-38 41.3 P/K 6 WHYTE, Sean N 3 14 35-40 41.9 * Projected starters reflect primarily last week's starting lineups to preserve club game preparations and are subject to change up to one hour before game time. Weeks #15 & 16 in the CFL 2011 CFL Standings to Week #15 Date Gm Final Week #15 Results East Division G W L T PF PA Pts Hm Aw Oct 07 61 Winnipeg 33 at 17 Hamilton Montréal 14 9 5 0 435 342 18 4-2 4-3 Oct 08 62 Calgary 31 at 33 BC Winnipeg 14 9 5 0 350 326 18 4-3 5-2 Oct 10 63 Toronto 19 at 29 Montréal Hamilton 14 7 7 0 395 389 14 5-3 2-4 Oct 10 64 Saskatchewan 1 at 17 Edmonton Toronto 14 3 11 0 282 400 6 2-4 1-7 Week #16 Schedule: (Local) Visitor Home West Division G W L T PF PA Pts Hm Aw Oct 14 65 7:30 pm ET Calgary Toronto BC 14 8 6 0 400 304 16 4-3 4-3 Oct 15 66 5:00 pm MT Winnipeg Edmonton Edmonton 14 8 6 0 329 318 16 4-3 4-3 Oct 16 67 1:00 pm ET Hamilton Montréal Calgary 14 8 6 0 395 381 16 3-4 5-2 Oct 16 68 2:00 pm MT BC Saskatchewan Saskatchewan 14 4 10 0 276 402 8 2-5 2-5 All-Time Series MTL vs HAM Club Communications & Media Coverage Since 1950: Montreal www.montrealalouettes.com Team GP W L T PCT Charles Rooke Dir, Communications Montréal Alouettes 170 86 77 7 .526 (514) 886-2776 - [email protected] Hamilton Tiger-Cats 170 77 86 7 .474 Radio - CJAD: Rick Moffat, Ed Philion 98, fm: C-A Marchand 2011 Meetings: Bruno Heppell; RDS: Denis Casavant, Pierre Vercheval Jul 29/11 Hamilton MTL 26 HAM 34 Hamilton www.ticats.ca Sep 05/11 Hamilton MTL 21 HAM 44 Scott McNaughton Dir, Communications Sep 11/11 Montréal MTL 43 HAM 13 (905) 966-8192 - [email protected] 2011 Season Series: MTL 1 HAM 2 Radio - CHML 900: Rick Zamperin, John Salavantis Produced by: CFL Contacts: CFL Communications Dept. and the CFL's eight member teams CFL.ca Jamie Dykstra ([email protected]) Steve Daniel ([email protected]) 2011 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES CFL Schedule Week #: 16 Games: 65 - 68 October 14-16, 2011 East Division Schedules West Division Schedules 2011 CFL Schedule by Week Hamilton PF Opp PA Record BC Lions PF Opp PA Record Wk Gm Date / Day ET Home Away Attend 10 Jul 01 H 16 WPG 24 L 0-1 9 Jun 30 A 26 MTL 30 L 0-1 19Jun 30 Th 7:30 PM MTL 30 vs BC 26 22,317 16 Jul 09 A 10 EDM 28 L 0-2 14 Jul 08 H 32 CGY 34 L 0-2 10 Jul 01 Fr 6:00 PM HAM 16 vs WPG 24 23,852 19 Jul 16 H 33 SSK 3 W 1-2 20 Jul 16 A 17 EDM 33 L 0-3 11 Jul 01 Fr 9:00 PM CGY 21 vs TOR 23 27,428 21 Jul 22 A 39 BC 31 W 2-2 21 Jul 22 H 31 HAM 39 L 0-4 12 Jul 03 Su 7:00 PM SSK 28 vs EDM 42 30,048 26 Jul 29 H 34 MTL 26 W 3-2 25 Jul 28 A 20 WPG 25 L 0-5 213Jul 08 Fr 7:30 PM WPG 22 vs TOR 16 27,638 32 Aug 06 A 20 CGY 32 L 3-3 31 Aug 05 H 24 SSK 11 W 1-5 14 Jul 08 Fr 10:30 PM BC 32 vs CGY 34 22,738 35 Aug 13 H 37 TOR 32 W 4-3 36 Aug 13 H 17 WPG 30 L 1-6 15 Jul 09 Sa 4:00 PM SSK 25 vs MTL 39 30,048 39 Aug 26 A 27 WPG 30 L 4-4 38 Aug 19 A 36 EDM 1 W 2-6 16 Jul 09 Sa 7:00 PM EDM 28 vs HAM 10 26,059 43 Sep 05 H 44 MTL 21 W 5-4 41 Sep 02 A 29 TOR 16 W 3-6 317Jul 14 Th 8:00 PM WPG 20 vs CGY 21 27,890 47 Sep 11 A 13 MTL 43 L 5-5 46 Sep 10 H 28 TOR 6 W 4-6 18 Jul 15 Fr 7:30 PM MTL 40 vs TOR 17 24,698 49 Sep 16 H 23 EDM 38 L 5-6 51 Sep 17 A 32 CGY 19 W 5-6 19 Jul 16 Sa 4:00 PM HAM 33 vs SSK 3 22,245 56 Sep 25 H 55 CGY 36 W 6-6 54 Sep 24 A 42 SSK 5 W 6-6 20 Jul 16 Sa 7:00 PM EDM 33 vs BC 17 32,297 60 Oct 01 A 27 TOR 12 W 7-6 58 Sep 30 H 33 EDM 24 W 7-6 421Jul 22 Fr 10:00 PM BC 31 vs HAM 39 24,117 61 Oct 07 H 17 WPG 33 L 7-7 62 Oct 08 H 33 CGY 31 W 8-6 22 Jul 23 Sa 4:00 PM TOR 24 vs WPG 33 21,189 67 Oct 16 A MTL 68 Oct 16 A SSK 23 Jul 23 Sa 7:00 PM CGY 19 vs EDM 24 29,910 72 Oct 22 H BC 72 Oct 22 A HAM 24 Jul 24 Su 7:00 PM MTL 24 vs SSK 27 24,434 74 Oct 29 A SSK 75 Oct 29 H EDM 525Jul 28 Th 8:00 PM WPG 25 vs BC 20 29,533 77 Nov 03 A TOR 80 Nov 05 H MTL 26 Jul 29 Fr 6:30 PM HAM 34 vs MTL 26 24,068 27 Jul 29 Fr 9:30 PM EDM 26 vs TOR 25 32,478 Montreal PF Opp PA Record Calgary PF Opp PA Record 28 Jul 30 Sa 9:30 PM SSK 18 vs CGY 22 30,048 9 Jun 30 H 30 BC 26 W 1-0 11 Jul 01 H 21 TOR 23 L 0-1 629Aug 04 Th 7:30 PM TOR 23 vs MTL 36 19,204 15 Jul 09 A 39 SSK 25 W 2-0 14 Jul 08 A 34 BC 32 W 1-1 30 Aug 05 Fr 7:30 PM WPG 28 vs EDM 16 29,533 18 Jul 15 H 40 TOR 17 W 3-0 17 Jul 14 A 21 WPG 20 W 2-1 31 Aug 05 Fr 10:30 PM BC 24 vs SSK 11 25,238 24 Jul 24 H 24 SSK 27 L 3-1 23 Jul 23 H 19 EDM 24 L 2-2 32 Aug 06 Sa 9:30 PM CGY 32 vs HAM 20 29,307 26 Jul 29 A 26 HAM 34 L 3-2 28 Jul 30 A 22 SSK 18 W 3-2 733Aug 11 Th 7:30 PM MTL 27 vs EDM 4 24,448 29 Aug 04 A 36 TOR 23 W 4-2 32 Aug 06 H 32 HAM 20 W 4-2 34 Aug 12 Fr 9:00 PM SSK 35 vs CGY 45 30,048 33 Aug 11 H 27 EDM 4 W 5-2 34 Aug 12 A 45 SSK 35 W 5-2 35 Aug 13 Sa 7:00 PM HAM 37 vs TOR 32 24,347 40 Aug 27 A 31 CGY 38 L 5-3 40 Aug 27 H 38 MTL 31 W 6-2 36 Aug 13 Sa 10:00 PM BC 17 vs WPG 30 24,131 43 Sep 05 A 21 HAM 44 L 5-4 44 Sep 05 H 7 EDM 35 L 6-3 837Aug 18 Th 7:30 PM TOR 24 vs SSK 18 20,482 47 Sep 11 H 43 HAM 13 W 6-4 45 Sep 09 A 30 EDM 20 W 7-3 38 Aug 19 Fr 9:00 PM EDM 1 vs BC 36 35,216 52 Sep 18 H 23 WPG 25 L 6-5 51 Sep 17 H 19 BC 32 L 7-4 939Aug 26 Fr 8:00 PM WPG 30 vs HAM 27 30,338 53 Sep 23 A 34 EDM 21 W 7-5 56 Sep 25 A 36 HAM 55 L 7-5 40 Aug 27 Sa 4:00 PM CGY 38 vs MTL 31 30,386 57 Sep 30 A 32 WPG 26 W 8-5 59 Oct 01 H 40 SSK 3 W 8-5 10 41 Sep 02 Fr 7:30 PM TOR 16 vs BC 29 19,593 63 Oct 10 H 29 TOR 19 W 9-5 62 Oct 08 A 31 BC 33 L 8-6 42 Sep 04 Su 4:00 PM SSK 27 vs WPG 7 30,048 67 Oct 16 H HAM 65 Oct 14 A TOR 43 Sep 05 Mo 1:00 PM HAM 44 vs MTL 21 26,964 71 Oct 22 A WPG 70 Oct 21 H SSK 44 Sep 05 Mo 4:30 PM CGY 7 vs EDM 35 35,650 76 Oct 30 H CGY 76 Oct 30 A MTL 11 45 Sep 09 Fr 9:00 PM EDM 20 vs CGY 30 45,672 80 Nov 05 A BC 79 Nov 05 H WPG 46 Sep 10 Sa 4:00 PM BC 28 vs TOR 6 25,263 47 Sep 11 Su 1:00 PM MTL 43 vs HAM 13 24,304 Toronto PF Opp PA Record Edmonton PF Opp PA Record 48 Sep 11 Su 4:00 PM WPG 23 vs SSK 45 30,518 11 Jul 01 A 23 CGY 31 W 1-0 12 Jul 03 A 42 SSK 28 W 1-0 12 49 Sep 16 Fr 7:30 PM HAM 23 vs EDM 38 22,654 13 Jul 08 A 16 WPG 22 L 1-1 16 Jul 09 H 28 HAM 10 W 2-0 50 Sep 17 Sa 4:00 PM SSK 30 vs TOR 20 30,048 18 Jul 15 A 17 MTL 40 L 1-2 20 Jul 16 H 33 BC 17 W 3-0 51 Sep 17 Sa 7:00 PM CGY 19 vs BC 32 29,929 22 Jul 23 H 24 WPG 33 L 1-3 23 Jul 23 A 24 CGY 19 W 4-0 52 Sep 18 Su 1:00 PM MTL 23 vs WPG 25 24,642 27 Jul 29 A 25 EDM 26 L 1-4 27 Jul 29 H 26 TOR 25 W 5-0 13 53 Sep 23 Fr 9:00 PM EDM 21 vs MTL 34 40,274 29 Aug 04 H 23 MTL 36 L 1-5 30 Aug 05 A 16 WPG 28 L 5-1 54 Sep 24 Sa 4:00 PM SSK 5 vs BC 42 30,048 35 Aug 13 A 32 HAM 37 L 1-6 33 Aug 11 A 4MTL27L 5-2 55 Sep 24 Sa 7:00 PM TOR 25 vs WPG 24 19,108 37 Aug 18 H 24 SSK 18 W 2-6 38 Aug 19 H 1 BC 36 L 5-3 56 Sep 25 Su 1:00 PM HAM 55 vs CGY 36 20,153 41 Sep 02 H 16 BC 29 L 2-7 44 Sep 05 A 35 CGY 7W6-3 14 57 Sep 30 Fr 7:30 PM WPG 26 vs MTL 32 30,447 46 Sep 10 A 6 BC 28 L 2-8 45 Sep 09 H 20 CGY 30 L 6-4 58 Sep 30 Fr 10:30 PM BC 33 vs EDM 24 50,213 50 Sep 17 A 20 SSK 30 L 2-9 49 Sep 16 A 38 HAM 23 W 7-4 59 Oct 01 Sa 4:00 PM CGY 40 vs SSK 3 33,469 55 Sep 24 H 25 WPG 24 W 3-9 53 Sep 23 H 21 MTL 34 L 7-5 60 Oct 01 Sa 7:00 PM TOR 12 vs HAM 27 21,853 60 Oct 01 H 12 HAM 27 L 3-10 58 Sep 30 A 24 BC 33
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  • 2018 GN CFL Pg 01 Cover Wks 01-04

    2018 GN CFL Pg 01 Cover Wks 01-04

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  • Football Award Winners

    Football Award Winners

    FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS Consensus All-America Selections 2 Consensus All-Americans by School 20 National Award Winners 32 First Team All-Americans Below FBS 42 NCAA Postgraduate scholarship winners 72 Academic All-America Hall of Fame 81 Academic All-Americans by School 82 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS In 1950, the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau (the NCAA’s service bureau) compiled the first official comprehensive roster of all-time All-Americans. The compilation of the All-America roster was supervised by a panel of analysts working in large part with the historical records contained in the files of the Dr. Baker Football Information Service. The roster consists of only those players who were first-team selections on one or more of the All-America teams that were selected for the national audience and received nationwide circulation. Not included are the thousands of players who received mention on All-America second or third teams, nor the numerous others who were selected by newspapers or agencies with circulations that were not primarily national and with viewpoints, therefore, that were not normally nationwide in scope. The following chart indicates, by year (in left column), which national media and organizations selected All-America teams. The headings at the top of each column refer to the selector (see legend after chart). ALL-AMERICA SELECTORS AA AP C CNN COL CP FBW FC FN FW INS L LIB M N NA NEA SN UP UPI W WCF 1889 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – √ – 1890 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – √ – 1891 – – –