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104th Grey Cup: Calgary Stampeders vs Ottawa Redblacks ($50 Prize!)

UPDATE: THE WINNER OF THE $50 AMAZON GIFT CARD IS lucyc*****@yahoo.com CONGRATULATIONS!

Aug 16, 2014; Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; Calgary Stampeders defensive back Jamar Wall (29) celebrates a fourth quarter interception against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats with Calgary Stampeders defensive back Fred Bennett (8) at Ron Joyce Stadium at McMaster University. Calgary defeated Hamilton 30-20. Mandatory Credit: John E. Sokolowski-USA TODAY Sports
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Prizing:

1st Place: $50 Amazon gift card

2nd-5th Place: $10 Starbucks gift card

Overview:

On Sunday, November 27th, at 7:00 P.M. the (4-4) Hamilton Tiger-Cats will be on the road to take on the (6-1-1) Calgary Stampeders.

The Crowd:

“The Crowd” projects a final score of Hamilton 23.8 – Calgary 22.4 with an over/under of 46.1.

Statistics (9 total teams):

Calgary (+217) has by far the best point differential in the CFL while Ottawa (-13) ranks fifth.  Calgary ranks 1st in points per game (32.6) and 1st in fewest points allowed (20.5).  Ottawa ranks 6th in points per game (27.0) and 6th in fewest points allowed (27.7).

Summary:

Calgary went (15-2-1) in the regular season whereas Ottawa was (8-9-1).  Obviously, Calgary comes in as the heavy favorite dominating in the regular season both statistically and record wise.  Calgary quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell was the most outstanding player in the regular season throwing for over 5,300 yards with 32 touchdowns to just 8 interceptions.  Ottawa quarterback Henry Burris would cement his legacy if his Redblacks were to upset his former team Calgary.  I like Calgary to finish off their magical season with a Grey Cup Championship.

**LISTEN HERE** to the latest edition of “The Berger Shop” podcast, sponsored by The Crowd’s Line.  This week’s episode features an in-depth discussion with Frank Isola of New York Daily News.

Note:

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Calgary wins 33-24

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