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Heathcliff wrote:Amazing what a difference it makes when the defence comes ready to play on the road.
Spoke too soon. :/
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Bombers respond with a touchdown of their own. Could this be the beginning of a shootout ?
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May have spoken too soon about the defence coming ready to play... let's hope DeMarco can get it done and answer back
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Harris getting an early touch or two along the ground and having some success with it. A good sign. And now a Wpg major foul.
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Nick Moore walks in after the catch, TD! 14-7 BC with the convert.
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Blown coverage by the Bombers. Easy touchdown for Nick Moore.
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Denmark concedes a rouge on the McCallum kickoff. 15-7 BC.
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Sack by Bighill
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Bighill comes in untouched and levels Hall with the sack. 3rd down.
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Rain has started. Fall on the prairies.

Holy smokes what a crazy play. Harris picks up the DeMarco fumble and tosses it to a wide open PJack into first down territory for a big gain. Unfort Wpg gets possession on the illegal interference on a loose ball call against Matt Norman. Ugh.
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What a crazy play !
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Brown should have conceded the single point
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Another ball that should have been picked. Parks will be doing pushups.

Tim Brown takes the DeAngelis MFG out to the BC 10 and gives the offence a long field to drive down.
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How is it possible to recover a fumble when you never touch the ball???

Proulx is making it up as he goes along. Again.

Moron.
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Another good Harris scamper. Liking this.
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