Showing posts with label 2010 Gray Cup Playoffs (Canadian Football League). Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010 Gray Cup Playoffs (Canadian Football League). Show all posts

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Grey Cup Playoffs: Als and Riders In Cup Final Rematch

The semifinal---or divisional final---round of the Canadian Footbal League's Grey Cup playoffs took place with two games on Sunday.

At Montreal:

Avon Cobourne carried the ball 17 times for 163 yards and a touchdown and picked up 53 receiving yards as the Montreal Alouettes throttled the visiting Toronto Argonauts 48-17 in the Eastern Division Final.

At Calgary, Alberta:

The Saskatchewan Roughriders knocked off the hosts Calgary Stampeders 20-16 to win the Western Division Final.  Chris Getzlaf, Cary Koch, and Wes Cates all scored touchdowns for the Riders.

The Alouettes and Roughriders will have a rematch for the Grey Cup title next Sunday at Edmonton, Alberta.  In last year's title game, played at Calgary, with Saskatchewan leading 27-25, Montreal kicker Damon Duval missed a 43-yard field goal attempt with no time remaining.  However, the Riders were penalized 10 yards for having too many men (13) on the field, enabling the same Damon Duval to kick the game-winning field goal for the Alouettes from 33 yards out. 

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Grey Cup Playoffs: Argos and Riders Advance To Division Finals

Two Sunday contests marked the opening round of the Canadian Football League's Grey Cup playoffs. 

At Hamilton, Ontario:

The Toronto Argonauts forced five turnovers as they defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 16-13 on the road in the Eastern Division semifinal game.  The Argos will pay a visit on the Montreal Argonauts ( a team they defeated twice this season) next weekend in the Eastern Division final.

At Regina, Saskatchewan:

Jason Clermont caught a 24-yard touchdown pass in overtime as the Saskatchewan Roughriders defeated the visiting British Columbia Lions 41-38 to reach the Western Division final, to be played next weekend on the road against the Calgary Stampeders.