Lions vs. Riders Game Day Thread
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Sheets fumbles and Taylor recovers, BC ball.
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Fumble by Sheets after a long run. Lions recover
Poetic justice with the holding on Bighill.TheLionKing wrote:Fumble by Sheets after a long run. Lions recover
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Another short McCallum punt; is the wind in his face?
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Another fumble recovery. Let's capitalize
Another forced Rider fumble, from Geroy of all people. Great field position. HAVE to punch this in, too many wasted opportunities this year.
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Touchdown by Moore
Don't recall Logan wearing #10 last time around. Don't recall what he used to wear but must be taken now.
TD Nick Moore! BC 7-0 with the convert.
TD Nick Moore! BC 7-0 with the convert.
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Logan wore 26 before but that number is spoken for now. He was 11 with those other Lions.sj-roc wrote:Don't recall Logan wearing #10 last time around. Don't recall what he used to wear but must be taken now.
TD Nick Moore! BC 7-0 with the convert.
Two fumbles and a dropped pass from Ssk so far. I'll take it.
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