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2017 Cfl Game Notes – West Final • Edmonton at Calgary 2017 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES November 19, 2017 - 2:30 pm MT Edmonton at Calgary CFL Week: P2 Game: 94 EDM (12-6) CGY (13-4-1) Head Coach: Jason Maas Head Coach: Dave Dickenson Playoff/GC Record: 2-1 / 0-0 Club Playoff Game #: 105 (59-45) Playoff/GC Record: 1-0 / 0-1 Club Playoff Game #: 95 (46-46-2) 2017 CFL RESULTS & SCHEDULE 2017 CFL STANDINGS FINAL 2017 PLAYOFFS VISITOR HOME EAST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw DIVISION SEMI-FINALS WEST Toronto 18 9 9 0 .500 482 456 18 6-3 3-6 Nov 12/17 91 East S/F Saskatchewan 31 Ottawa 20 FINAL Ottawa 18 8 9 1 .472 495 452 17 3-5-1 5-4 Nov 12/17 92 West S/F Edmonton 39 Winnipeg 32 Hamilton 18 6 12 0 .333 443 545 12 2-7 4-5 Montréal 18 3 15 0 .167 314 580 6 3-6 0-9 DIVISION FINALS VISITOR HOME McMahon WEST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Nov 19/17 93 Final Saskatchewan Toronto Stadium Calgary 18 13 4 1 .750 523 349 27 7-2 6-2-1 Nov 19/17 94 Final Edmonton Calgary Calgary, AB Winnipeg 18 12 6 0 .667 554 492 24 6-3 6-3 GREY CUP #105 EAST WEST Edmonton 18 12 6 0 .667 510 495 24 6-3 6-3 November 26, 2017 at Saskatchewan 18 10 8 0 .556 510 430 20 5-4 5-4 TD Place, Ottawa, ON BC 18 7 11 0 .389 469 501 14 3-6 4-5 A/T PLAYOFFS / 2017 Calgary vs Edmonton CLUB CONTACTS CFL.ca / LCF.ca All-Time: Ser Won Gm W LCGY v EDM Finals HOME: Calgary 23 12 26 12 14 12 times (1978-2015) Calgary Jean Lefebvre Dir, Communications Edmonton 11 26 14 12CGY 6, EDM 6 [email protected] www.stampeders.com CGY vs EDM in the Playoffs:EDM at CGY Finals VISITORS: S/F: '52, 60-61, 68, 70, 86-87, 99, 05, 09, 11 7 times at McMahon Edmonton Cliff Fewings Coord, Communications Fin: '78, 79, 90-93, 95, 96, 98, 01, 14, 15CGY 4, EDM 3 [email protected] www.esks.com EDMONTON PLYF CAREER PROFILE: W PROJECTED CALGARY PLYF CAREER PROFILE: Wk POS # PLAYER GP ST YR GP GS S/F STARTERS POS # PLAYER GP ST YR GP GS #20 OL 60 SORENSEN, Justin 9 N 8 133 94 O OL 50 WILSON, Spencer 6 N 7 91 80 O OL 57 BEARD, David 1 N3358O OL 53 ERDOS, Brad 1 N 4 43 35 O OL 61 FIGUEROA, Joel 7 I 5 44 44 O OL 59 RICHARDS, Randy 0 I 3 17 16 O OL 66 O'DONNELL, DONNELL, Matt 7 N 6 85 74 O OL 61 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, Ucambre 0 I 2 21 21 O OL 67 KELLY, Colin 2 I 3 38 38 O OL 65 FEDERKEIL, Dan 3 N 5 59 58 O QB 13 REILLY, Mike 9 I 8 121 79 O QB 19 MITCHELL, Bo Levi 7 I 6 107 68 O RB 39 GABLE, C.J. 6 I 5 55 55 O RB 33 MESSAM, Jerome 7 N 8 125 74 O Rec 4 BOWMAN, Adarius 9 I 10 124 124 O RB 26 COTE, Rob 11 N 11 179 147 O Rec 15 HAZELTON, Vidal 1 I 3 35 35 O Rec 89 DANIELS, DaVaris 1 I 2 24 24 O Rec 18 WATSON, Cory 5 N 8 115 103 O Rec 88 JORDEN, Kamar 1 I 5 22 19 O Rec 83 ZYLSTRA, Brandon 3 I 2 22 22 O Rec 86 PARKER, Anthony 6 N 7 108 43 O Rec 87 WALKER, Derel 4 I 3 38 27 O Rec 16 MCDANIEL, Marquay 6 I 9 130 124 IL DB 20 ADAMS, Johnny 1 I 3 42 42 D DB 11 BELL, Josh 5 I 6 86 85 D DB 35 HIGHTOWER, Forrest 2 I 3 33 29 D DB 25 CAMPBELL, Tommie 1 I 2 35 35 D DB 36 GRYMES, Aaron 4 I 4 49 48 D DB 27 ADELEKE, Tunde 0 N1174D DB 43 KING, Neil 7 N 5 69 31 D DB 29 WALL, Jamar 5 I 6 97 94 D DB 17 COLQUHOUN, Arjen 1 N 199D DB 28 SMITH, Brandon 10 I 10 141 140 IL DL 90 SEWELL, Almondo 7 I 7 103 89 D DL 4 JOHNSON, Micah 3 I 5 64 60 D DL 94 CUMMINGS, Euclid 3 I 4 53 52 D DL 97 WIGGAN, Derek 2 N 3 46 14 D DL 97 CHICK, John 8 I 8 125 122 D DL 39 HUGHES, Charleston 10 I 10 147 135 D DL 41 WILLIS, Odell 8 I 9 155 153 R DL 98 VAUGHTERS, James 0 I1178D LB 45 JONES, Korey 2 I 4 45 10 D LB 49 SINGLETON, Alex 1 N 2 36 28 D LB 38 KONAR, Adam 3 N 3 23 12 D LB 35 RICHARDSON, Shaq 0 I 2 27 20 D LB 37 LADLER, Kenny 3 I 2 34 34 D LB 56 THURMAN, Jameer 0 I 1 18 12 D K 6 WHYTE, Sean 11 N 9 118 0 N K 30 PAREDES, Rene 8 N 7 125 0 N P 70 O'NEILL, Hugh 3 N4440N P 6 MAVER, Rob 7 N 8 127 0 N Career Total: Starters/Kickers 126 1747 1334 Career Total: Starters/Kickers 101 1909 1344 (Rosters subject to change - Game Lineup final one hour before Kickoff) LEGEND: 'O, D' = Game Started; 'N' = Substitute; 'R' = Reserve (dnp) KEY 2017 STATISTICS & RANKINGS QB STARTERS CAREER W-L RECORD IN 2017: KEY STATS & RANKINGS IN 2017 FINAL CGY W L T Plyf GC P/S W L T CGY PTS FOR PTS ALL NET OFF OPP NET T/O Ratio MITCHELL, Bo Levi 56 10 2 3-1 1-1 4-2 13 3 1 29.1 2nd19.4 1st 361 5th 315 1st +20 1st EDM W L T Plyf GC GC W L T EDM PTS FOR PTS ALL NET OFF OPP NET T/O Ratio REILLY, Mike 45 33 0 3-2 1-0 4-2 12 6 0 28.3 3rd27.5 6th 407 1st 342 3rd +0 4th CFL CONTACTS Steve Daniel, Director Game Information & Statistics ([email protected]) Lucas Barrett, Communications Coordinator ([email protected]) 2017 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · SCHEDULE & RESULTS BY TEAM BC Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att HAMILTON Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att Saskatchewan Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att 12 Jun 24 H BC 27 EDM 30 L 0-1 19,175 13 Jun 25 A HAM 15 TOR 32 L 0-1 10 Jun 22 A SSK 16 MTL 17 0-1 L 15 Jun 30 A BC 28 TOR 15 W 1-1 21 Jul 08 A HAM 20 SSK 37 L 0-2 17 Jul 01 H SSK 40 WPG 43 0-2 L 33,350 18 Jul 06 A BC 23 MTL 16 W 2-1 25 Jul 15 H HAM 26 BC 41 L 0-3 24,135 21 Jul 08 H SSK 37 HAM 20 1-2 W 33,350 25 Jul 15 A BC 41 HAM 26 W 3-1 27 Jul 20 H HAM 28 EDM 31 L 0-4 23,531 29 Jul 22 A SSK 10 CGY 27 1-3 L 28 Jul 21 H BC 45 WPG 42 W 4-1 21,017 34 Jul 29 A HAM 1 CGY 60 L 0-5 33 Jul 29 H SSK 38 TOR 27 2-3 W 33,350 32 Jul 28 A BC 26 EDM 37 L 4-2 37 Aug 04 A HAM 28 EDM 33 L 0-6 38 Aug 05 A SSK 15 BC 30 2-4 L 38 Aug 05 H BC 30 SSK 15 W 5-2 23,415 41 Aug 12 H HAM 12 WPG 39 L 0-7 23,517 42 Aug 13 H SSK 41 BC 8 3-4 W 33,350 42 Aug 13 A BC 8 SSK 41 L 5-3 44 Aug 18 H HAM 18 OTT 37 L 0-8 23,524 48 Aug 25 A SSK 54 EDM 31 4-4 W 45 Aug 18 H BC 17 CGY 21 L 5-4 20,622 54 Sep 04 H HAM 24 TOR 22 W 1-8 23,926 52 Sep 03 H SSK 38 WPG 24 5-4 W 33,350 49 Aug 26 A BC 24 OTT 31 L 5-5 57 Sep 09 A HAM 26 OTT 22 W 2-8 56 Sep 09 A SSK 28 WPG 48 5-5 L 55 Sep 08 H BC 41 MTL 18 W 6-5 18,029 59 Sep 15 H HAM 19 SSK 27 L 2-9 23,604 59 Sep 15 A SSK 27 HAM 19 6-5 W 61 Sep 16 A BC 13 CGY 27 L 6-6 64 Sep 22 A HAM 24 BC 23 W 3-9 66 Sep 24 H SSK 9 CGY 15 6-6 L 33,350 64 Sep 22 H BC 23 HAM 24 L 6-7 18,091 69 Sep 30 H HAM 35 TOR 43 L 3-10 24,067 67 Sep 29 A SSK 18 OTT 17 7-6 W 73 Oct 07 H BC 25 OTT 30 L 6-8 19,324 71 Oct 06 A HAM 30 WPG 13 W 4-10 72 Oct 07 A SSK 27 TOR 24 8-6 W 77 Oct 14 A BC 20 WPG 26 L 6-9 75 Oct 13 H HAM 25 CGY 28 L 4-11 23,672 76 Oct 13 H SSK 32 OTT 33 8-7 L 33,350 81 Oct 21 H BC 29 EDM 35 L 6-10 19,816 82 Oct 22 A HAM 43 MTL 16 W 5-11 79 Oct 20 A SSK 30 CGY 7 9-7 W 85 Oct 28 A BC 36 WPG 27 W 7-10 83 Oct 27 A HAM 36 OTT 41 L 5-12 84 Oct 27 H SSK 37 MTL 12 10-7 W 30,083 90 Nov 04 H BC 13 TOR 40 L 7-11 19,233 87 Nov 03 H HAM 33 MTL 0 W 6-12 23,526 89 Nov 04 H SSK 13 EDM 28 10-8 L 31,627 CALGARY Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att MONTREAL Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att TORONTO Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att 11 Jun 23 A CGY 31 OTT 31 T 0-0-1 10 Jun 22 H MTL 17 SSK 16 1-0 W 20,129 13 Jun 25 H TOR 32 HAM 15 W 1-0 13,583 14 Jun 29 H CGY 43 OTT 39 W 1-0-1 24,613 16 Jun 30 A MTL 19 EDM 23 1-1 L 15 Jun 30 H TOR 15 BC 28 L 1-1 11,219 19 Jul 07 A CGY 29 WPG 10 W 2-0-1 18 Jul 06 H MTL 16 BC 23 1-2 L 18,728 20 Jul 08 A TOR 26 OTT 25 W 2-1 23 Jul 14 A CGY 23 MTL 30 L 2-1-1 23 Jul 14 H MTL 30 CGY 23 2-2 W 18,610 22 Jul 13 A TOR 25 WPG 33 L 2-2 29 Jul 22 H CGY 27 SSK 10 W 3-1-1 30,274 26 Jul 19 A MTL 19 OTT 24 2-3 L 30 Jul 24 H TOR 27 OTT 24 W 3-2 15,801 34 Jul 29 H CGY 60 HAM 1 W 4-1-1 25,492 31 Jul 27 A MTL 40 WPG 41 2-4 L 33 Jul 29 A TOR 27 SSK 38 L 3-3 35 Aug 03 A CGY 41 TOR 24 W 5-1-1 40 Aug 11 H MTL 21 TOR 9 3-4 W 19,712 35 Aug 03 H TOR 24 CGY 41 L 3-4 11,616 45 Aug 18 A CGY 21 BC 17 W 6-1-1 46 Aug 19 A MTL 6 TOR 38 3-5 L 40 Aug 11 A TOR 9 MTL 21 L 3-5 50 Aug 26 H CGY 23 TOR 7 W 7-1-1 26,150 47 Aug 24 H MTL 31 WPG 34 3-6 L 18,564 46 Aug 19 H TOR 38 MTL 6 W 4-5 16,326 53 Sep 04 H CGY 39 EDM 18 W 8-1-1 33,731 51 Aug 31 H MTL 4 OTT 32 3-7 L 18,325 50 Aug 26 A TOR 7 CGY 23 L 4-6 58 Sep 09 A CGY 25 EDM 22 W 9-1-1 55 Sep 08 A MTL 18 BC 41 3-8 L 54 Sep 04 A TOR 22 HAM 24 L 4-7 61 SepSep 16 H CGY 27 BC 13 W 101110-1-1 28, 176 62 SepSep 17 H MTL 11 OTT 29 393-9 L 22, 596 60 SepSep 16 H TOR 34 EDM 26 W 575-7 13, 182 66 Sep 24 A CGY 15 SSK 9 W 11-1-1 65 Sep 23 A MTL 19 TOR 33 3-10 L 65 Sep 23 H TOR 33 MTL 19 W 6-7 12,862 68 Sep 29 H CGY 59 MTL 11 W 12-1-1 26,394 68 Sep 29 A MTL 11 CGY 59 3-11 L 69 Sep 30 A TOR 43 HAM 35 W 7-7 75 Oct 13 A CGY 28 HAM 25 W 13-1-1 74 Oct 09 H MTL 24 EDM 42 3-12 L 18,849 72 Oct 07 H TOR 24 SSK 27 L 7-8 15,102 79 Oct 20 H CGY 7 SSK 30 L 13-2-1 27,316 82 Oct 22 H MTL 16 HAM 43 3-13 L 20,184 78 Oct 14 A TOR 27 EDM 30 L 7-9 86 Oct 28 A CGY 20 EDM 29 L 13-3-1 84 Oct 27 A MTL 12 SSK 37 3-14 L 80 Oct 21 H TOR 29 WPG 28 W 8-9 15,532 88 Nov 03 H CGY 5 WPG 23 L 13-4-1 24,281 87 Nov 03 A MTL 0 HAM 33 3-15 L 90 Nov 04 A TOR 40 BC 13 W 9-9 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 24 A EDM 30 BC 27 W 1-0 11 Jun 23 H OTT 31 CGY 31 T 0-0-1 24,565 17 Jul 01 A WPG 43 SSK 40 W 1-0 16 Jun 30 H EDM 23 MTL 19 W 2-0 31,828 14 Jun 29 A OTT 39 CGY 43 L 0-1-1 19 Jul 07 H WPG 10 CGY 29 L 1-1 30,165 24 Jul 14 H EDM 23 OTT 21 W 3-0 36,260 20 Jul 08 H OTT 25 TOR 26 L 0-2-1 24,347 22 Jul 13 H WPG 33 TOR 25 W 2-1 25,085 27 Jul 20 A EDM 31 HAM 28 W 4-0 24 Jul 14 A OTT 21 EDM 23 L 0-3-1 28 Jul 21 A WPG 42 BC 45 L 2-2 32 Jul 28 H EDM 37 BC 26 W 5-0 32,837 26 Jul 19 H OTT 24 MTL 19 W 1-3-1 24,756 31 Jul 27 H WPG 41 MTL 40 W 3-2 25,931 37 Aug 04 H EDM 33 HAM 28 W 6-0 27,078 30 Jul 24 A OTT 24 TOR 27 L 1-4-1 36 Aug 04 A WPG 33 OTT 30 W 4-2 39 Aug 10 A EDM 27 OTT 20 W 7-0 36 Aug 04 H OTT 30 WPG 33 L 1-5-1 23,725 41 Aug 12 A WPG 39 HAM 12 W 5-2 43 Aug 17 A EDM 26 WPG 33 L 7-1 39 Aug 10 H OTT 20 EDM 27 L 1-6-1 23,851 43 Aug 17 H WPG 33 EDM 26 W 6-2 30,554
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