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2016 GN CFL Pg 01 Cover Wks 18-20 2016 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES October 28, 2016 - 7:00 pm ET Edmonton at Hamilton CFL Week: 19 Game: 83 EDM (8-8) HAM (7-9) Head Coach: Jason Maas Head Coach: Kent Austin CFL Record: 8-8 vs HAM 1-0 Club Game #: 1162 CFL Record: 48-40 vs EDM 7-4 Club Game #: 1077 2016 CFL RESULTS & SCHEDULE 2016 CFL STANDINGS TO WEEK #18 2016 WEEK #18 RESULTS VISITOR HOME EAST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Oct 21/16 79 OT Hamilton 39 Ottawa 36 Tim Hortons Ottawa-x 16 7 8 1 .469 443 455 15 2-5-1 5-3 Oct 21/16 80 Toronto 13 Calgary 31 Field Hamilton-x 16 7 9 0 .438 456 441 14 3-4 4-5 Oct 22/16 81 Montréal 19 Sask'n 14 Hamilton, ON Montréal 16 5 11 0 .313 334 382 10 2-6 3-5 Oct 22/16 82 Edmonton 25 BC 32 Toronto 17 5 12 0 .294 366 527 10 2-7 3-5 2016 WEEK #19 SCHEDULE VISITOR HOME WEST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Oct 28/16 83 7:00 pm ET Edmonton Hamilton Calgary-x,y 17 15 1 1 .912 578 352 31 9-0 6-1-1 Oct 29/16 84 3:00 pm CT Ottawa Winnipeg Winnipeg-x 16 10 6 0 .625 454 411 20 4-4 6-2 Oct 29/16 85 5:00 pm MT BC Saskatchewan BC-x 16 10 6 0 .625 480 430 20 5-3 5-3 Oct 30/16 86 1:00 pm ET Calgary Montréal Edmonton-x 16 8 8 0 .500 479 453 16 4-4 4-4 WEEK #19 BYE: Toronto Saskatchewan 16 5 11 0 .313 326 465 10 3-5 2-6 A/T SERIES TO 2016 Hamilton vs Edmonton CLUB CONTACTS CFL.ca / LCF.ca Since 1961: GP W L TAll-Time at HAM HOME: Hamilton 90 33 56 1 19-25-1 EDM Hamilton Aaron Gogishvili Dir, Communications Edmonton 90 56 33 1 [email protected] www.ticats.ca 2016 Series: HAM (1) EDM (0) VISITORS: Jul 23/16 at Edmonton HAM 37 EDM 31 Edmonton Rose Mary Phillip Sr. Dir, Comm & Broadcast Oct 28/16 at Hamilton HAM EDM [email protected] www.esks.com PROJECTED LINEUPS (UNOFFICIAL) EDMONTON CAREER PROFILE: Last HAMILTON CAREER PROFILE: Last POS # PLAYER ST YR GP GS Wk POS # PLAYER ST YR GP GS Wk OL 60 SORENSEN, Justin N 7 114 75 O OL 51 FILER, Mike N 5 56 42 O OL 66 O'DONNELL, Matt N 5 66 55 O OL 57 REVENBERG, Brandon N 1 16 5 O OL 65 ROTTIER, Simeon N 8 118 101 O OL 64 BOMBEN, Ryan N 7 100 60 O OL 61 FIGUEROA, Joel I 4 27 27 O OL 58 FULTON, Xavier I 5 77 77 O OL 67 BATISTE, D'Anthony I 35050O OL 67 DYAKOWSKI, Peter N 10 146 130 O QB 13 REILLY, Mike I 7 101 60 O QB 8 MASOLI, Jeremiah I 4 58 9 O RB 30 WHITE, John I 4 37 25 O RB 32 GABLE, C.J. I 4 40 40 O Rec 4 BOWMAN, Adarius I 9 111 111 O Rec 83 FANTUZ, Andy N 11 144 134 O Rec 83 ZYLSTRA, Brandon I 1 4 4 O Rec 80 TOLIVER, Terrence I 2 25 25 O Rec 85 COEHOORN, Nate N 6 91 74 O Rec 15 CHILES, John I 3 27 26 O Rec 87 WALKER, Derel I 22818O Rec 84 ELLIOTT, Kevin I 2 25 25 O Rec 89 GETZLAF, Chris N 10 137 128 O Rec 87 COLLINS, Jasper I 2 9 9 O DB 9 WATKINS, Patrick I 58686D DB 00 BROOKS, Derrius I 1 1 1 D DB 23 YOUNG, Marcell I 68988D DB 20 DAVIS, Emmanuel I 4 54 52 D DB 29 PARKS, Cord I 4 61 60 D DB 24 VAUGHN, Cassius I 1 7 7 D DB 34 PETERS, Garry I 1 9 2 D DB 26 ADAMS, Johnny I 2 26 26 D DB 43 KING, Neil N 4 57 19 D DB 31 ELLIS, Dominique I 3 43 25 D DL 41 WILLIS, Odell I 8 137 135 D DL 5 TRACY, Adrian I 2 22 22 D DL 54 HUNT, Philip I 3 31 31 D DL 7 CHICK, John I 7 107 104 D DL 90 SEWELL, Almondo I 68470D DL 97 LAURENT, Ted N 6 96 79 D DL 97 STEELE, Eddie N 6 88 55 D DL 99 ATKINSON, Michael N 3 32 4 D LB 37 LADLER, Kenny I 1 16 16 D LB 49 DEAN, Larry I 1 16 16 D LB 40 LACEY, Deon I 3 52 16 D LB 21 LAWRENCE, Simoni I 5 77 62 D LB 47 SHERRITT, J.C. I 6 89 76 D LB 29 ROBINSON, Jermaine I 3 24 21 D K 6 WHYTE, Sean I 8 110 0 N K-P 6 MAHER, Brett I 3 38 0 DI K-P 11 SHAW, Grant N 7 109 0 N (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: KEY STATS & RANKINGS TO WK: 18 HAM W L T EDM W L T HAM PTS FOR PTS ALL QS All T/O R NET OFF OPP NET MASOLI, Jeremiah 4 5 0 1-0 4 4 0 28.5 4th 27.6 5th 34 5th-2 373 5th 359 3rd EDM W L T HAM W L T EDM PTS FOR PTS ALL QS All T/O R NET OFF OPP NET REILLY, Mike 33 27 0 3-3 8 8 0 29.9 3rd 28.3 6th 28 2nd-7 416 2nd 380 8th 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 23 EDM 27 L 8-4 59 Sep 16 H HAM 20 MTL 17 W 6-6 23,612 62 Sep 18 H SSK 26 EDM 23 W 2-10 30,328 69 Oct 01 H BC 40 OTT 33 W 9-4 19,703 66 Sep 24 A HAM 18 SSK 20 L 6-7 66 Sep 24 H SSK 20 HAM 18 W 3-10 30,029 72 Oct 08 A BC 35 WPG 37 L 9-5 68 Oct 01 H HAM 17 CGY 36 L 6-8 23,741 71 Oct 07 A SSK 32 OTT 30 W 4-10 76 Oct 14 H BC 32 WPG 35 L 9-6 19,520 75 Oct 14 H HAM 29 OTT 30 L 6-9 23,868 77 Oct 15 A SSK 29 TOR 11 W 5-10 82 Oct 22 H BC 32 EDM 25 W 10-6 22,831 79 Oct 21 A HAM 39 OTT 36 W 7-9 81 Oct 22 H SSK 14 MTL 19 L 5-11 30,223 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 48 OTT 23 W 10-1-1 26,529 59 Sep 16 A MTL 17 HAM 20 L 3-9 60 Sep 17 A TOR 29 WPG 46 L 5-7 65 Sep 24 H CGY 36 WPG 34 W 11-1-1 27,159 70 Oct 02 H MTL 38 TOR 11 W 4-9 23,420 63 Sep 23 A TOR 12 OTT 29 L 5-8 68 Oct 01 A CGY 36 HAM 17 W 12-1-1 73 Oct 10 H MTL 20 EDM 40 L 4-10 20,512 70 Oct 02 A TOR 11 MTL 38 L 5-9 74 Oct 10 A CGY 48 TOR 20 W 13-1-1 78 Oct 15 A MTL 8CGY 22 L 4-11 74 Oct 10 H TOR 20 CGY 48 L 5-10 14,224 78 Oct 15 H CGY 22 MTL 8 W 14-1-1 25,351 81 Oct 22 A MTL 19 SSK 14 W 5-11 77 Oct 15 H TOR 11 SSK 29 L 5-11 15,023 80 Oct 21 H CGY 31 TOR 13 W 15-1-1 27,520 86 Oct 30 H MTL CGY 80 Oct 21 A TOR 13 CGY 31 L 5-12 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 Record Hm Att WINNIPEG Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att 12 Jun 25 H EDM 37 OTT 45 L 0-1 27,846 12 Jun 25 A OTT 45 EDM 37 W 1-0 11 Jun 24 H WPG 14 MTL 22 L 0-1 26,433 21 Jul 08 H EDM 39 SSK 36 W 1-1 34,196 14 Jun 30 A OTT 28 MTL 13 W 2-0 17 Jul 01 A WPG 22 CGY 36 L 0-2 23 Jul 14 A EDM 20 WPG 16 W 2-1 20 Jul 08 H OTT 26 CGY 26 T 2-0-1 24,621 18 Jul 07 A WPG 28 HAM 24 W 1-2 28 Jul 23 H EDM 31 HAM 37 L 2-2 32,083 22 Jul 13 A OTT 30 TOR 20 W 3-0-1 23 Jul 14 H WPG 16 EDM 20 L 1-3 24,007 30 Jul 28 H EDM 23 WPG 30 L 2-3 25,902 27 Jul 22 A OTT 29 SSK 30 L 3-1-1 26 Jul 21 H WPG 18 CGY 33 L 1-4 24,677 37 Aug 06 A EDM 20 OTT 23 L 2-4 33 Jul 31 H OTT 20 TOR 23 L 3-2-1 24,894 30 Jul 28 A WPG 30 EDM 23 W 2-4 38 Aug 11 H EDM 23 MTL 12 W 3-4 26,061 37 Aug 06 H OTT 23 EDM 20 W 4-2-1 24,560 34 Aug 03 H WPG 37 HAM 11 W 3-4 24,041 44 Aug 20 A EDM 46 TOR 23 W 4-4 42 Aug 19 H OTT 19 MTL 47 L 4-3-1 24,907 39 Aug 12 A WPG 34 TOR 17 W 4-4 48 Aug 26 H EDM 33 SSK 25 W 5-4 37,168 46 Aug 25 H OTT 23 BC 29 L 4-4-1 24,677 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 23 CGY 48 L 5-5-1 56 Sep 10 H WPG 17 SSK 10 W 7-4 33,234 62 Sep 18 A EDM 23 SSK 26 L 5-7 63 Sep 23 H OTT 29 TOR 12 W 6-5-1 25,088 60 Sep 17 H WPG 46 TOR 29 W 8-4 25,943 64 Sep 23 H EDM 27 BC 23 W 6-7 26,934 69 Oct 01 A OTT 33 BC 40 L 6-6-1 65 Sep 24 A WPG 34 CGY 36 L 8-5 67 Sep 30 A EDM 40 WPG 26 W 7-7 71 Oct 07 H OTT 30 SSK 32 L 6-7-1 24,668 67 Sep 30 H WPG 26 EDM 40 L 8-6 24,706 73 Oct 10 A EDM 40 MTL 20 W 8-7 75 Oct 14 A OTT 30 HAM 29 W 7-7-1 72 Oct 08 H WPG 37 BC 35 W 9-6 24,284 82 Oct 22 A EDM 25 BC 32 L 8-8 79 Oct 21 H OTT 36 HAM 39 L 7-8-1 24,210 76 Oct 14 A WPG 35 BC 32 W 10-6 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 ATTEND:(73) 2016 DIV.
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