I just hope he comes out of the game intact.dupsdell1 wrote:BC 1988 wrote:Forecast for Regina 15-20mm rain expected to start by 5:20, with NE winds 15kph gusts to 30. Temp 15.
The field is likely to be wet by gametime. A very different environment to last week.
Lulay has never won a game in those conditions as a lion I just heard on 1040
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Edm just won 23-12 in Ott which increases pressure on both teams in this game not to fall too far back in the standings.
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Riders wearing their third jersey tonight:
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Leone kicks off and we're underway.
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Roh sacks Glenn... 2 & out. Good start for Lions D.
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Sack by Craig Roh
Penalty negates the punt return! Argh!
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Big break for the Lions
Harris fumbles the carry, T-Dre Player recovers. Still BC ball, 1st down.
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Nice run by Lulay.
Lulay gallops for another FD.
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Can we capitalize in the Red Zone ?
Into the red zone again. Need to cash this one in with a 6, not a 3.
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purrfect play action fake by Lulay...prettier than a purrfect draw play!!!
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1st & goal BC on the Leonard grab.
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