Watching my 73rd CFL football game of the year, I must say I saw things I have
never seen.
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Semi-Final was not a well-played football game, a point I know may seem obvious.
And if the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are to move on to the Grey Cup, they must improve
or it will be Toronto playing in Canadas football championship for the second
year in a row . Again, no kidding, Chris! But in a league that can be criticized
and complimented within one paragraph if not one sentence, the 2013 East
Semi-Final sure had an original charm all its own. First was the weather. I
think I saw everything; the wind was blowing from the North or was it the East,
or maybe the West but definitely not the South, I think. There was rain, even
some frozen rain and I definitely saw snow at one point. In the second half, the
sun came out; thats right, the sun and it looked like it was warming up. But
then it started raining a little more and I saw a rainbow over the Alumni
Stadium. I have never seen a rainbow over a football field before so I squinted
my eyes and yes, there it was. The weather affected the game but the players
adjusted and Hamilton adjusted just a little more than Montreal. The only two
touchdowns scored by the Ticats were on their last two possessions, one in
regulation time and one in overtime. At moments, the Ticats offence looked
dreadful but the second to last drive of 97 yards was a work of football art;
maybe not the art that the majority of football fans would appreciate but a
demonstration of patience in play-calling and execution. Every play of the
drive, Montreal came after Burris and every play Burris found the open area and
open man and took the team in for a touchdown that, at the time, looked like the
game winner. There is aggressive play-calling and execution and then there is
patient play-calling and execution. With 5:18 to go to 1:04 to go. it was a
lesson in football patience in the extreme as it seemed that every pass was
between seven and five yards. I have never seen two different quarterbacks used
so frequently with such positive result. In overtime, the first play was Burris,
then the next two were Dan Lefevour and then back to Burris for one more and
Lefevour for two to win the game. Never seen it before but look forward to
seeing it again. For Montreal, the 2013 season can be described in two, perhaps
contradictory words: adversity and optimism. From former head coach Dan Hawkins
to quarterback Anthony Calvillo to wide receiver Jamel Richardson to offensive
guard Scott Flory to running back Brendan Whitaker, the Alouettes were in
adjustment mode all year long on offence. But Jim Popp took over for Hawkins,
Troy Smith looked pretty good in replacing Calvillo, Duron Carter played
effectively for Jamel Richarson, Brian Bomben replaced Scott Flory and Tyrell
Sutton looked like Whitaker. Watch out for Montreal next year, they learned a
lot and found out a lot that will be beneficial for 2014. In the Western
Semi-Final, lets be honest, the Riders almost blew it. BC showed up and played
well. Travis Lulay was magnificent and in giving credit where earned, the Lions
blockers and pass protectors had their best game of the year. The game changed
toward the end of the third quarter because at half-time, BC was winning 17-16
and scored on their first possession of the second half to make it 24-16. The
game was theirs to win. Then a critical 2-and-out forced by the Rider defence
and a couple of crushing hits turned it into Saskatchewans game to win. The
dream lives on. Darian Durant was magnificent, completing 19 of 23 passes or 83
per cent with two touchdowns and no interceptions as well as six runs for 97
yards. On those runs, Durant made a 2nd and 10 into a first down twice and a
second and 7 into a first down once. In football, a game of maybe 150 plays can
come down to two or three and I thought the three runs by Durant were the
game-changing and game-winning plays. For BC, the season was awkward. They had
poor red zone defence but great middle field defence. There were blocking issues
at times for Andrew Harris and Stefan Logan and six games without Travis Lulay,
who was exceptional on Sunday. But the word persists; awkward. So now its
Hamilton at Toronto and Saskatchewan at Calgary. And the visiting fans will
travel. I doubt I will see a rainbow in the Rogers Centre but Ill be looking for
one at McMahon Stadium.
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every cost .MOSCOW -- Defending champion Bayern Munich beat CSKA Moscow 3-1 on
Wednesday, setting a new Champions League record of 10 straight victories.
Bayern, which had already qualified for the knockout stages from Group D, took
the lead through Arjen Robben in the 17th minute. Mario Goetze made it 2-0 with
a solo effort early in the second half. Keisuke Honda scored a penalty for CSKA
in the 62nd, but Thomas Mueller converted one for the visitors just three
minutes later to restore the German sides two-goal advantage. CSKA, which
couldnt qualify for the knockout stages, opened strongly on a frozen pitch under
a heavy snowfall at the Arena Khimki in Moscows suburbs. Kirill Nababkin met
Hondas corner kick and the ball fell for Zoran Tosic. But his low shot in the
box was deflected away by Dante in the sixth minute. Four minutes later, keeper
Manuel Neuer blocked Pontus Wernblooms header from another Honda corner.
However, Bayern gradually seized the initiative and Mueller broke down the left
flank to send in a cross for Robben who gave Igor Akinfeev no chance, hitting
the back of the net with a left-foot shot from seven meters on the visitors
first scoring opportunity. Honda created a chance for an equalizer one minute
into first-time injury time, putting Ahmed Musa through on goal, only for Neuer
to smother the Nigerian strikers poke. The Japanese midfielder had two clear
chances to equalize early in the second half but failed to beat Neuer in a
one-on-one aftter latching on to Akinfeevs long kick and then missed again a
minute later with the goal wide open following a cross from the right.
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Bayerns second after he rounded four CSKA players and curled the ball into the
far corner of the net in the 65th minute. CSKA, which 3-0 lost in Munich,
finally scored but from the spot after a handball by Dante. But there was soon a
spot-kick at the other end after defender Georgy Schennikov fouled Robben in the
box and Mueller beat Akinfeev with a low shot into the left corner. The home
side created several more chances but had no luck, with Tosic hitting the
crossbar in the 78th. "We had several clear scoring opportunities in the second
half," CSKA coach Leonid Slutsky said. "But it was all about capitalizing.
Unfortunately we failed to convert them. Im really pleased with the way we
played in the second half." Bayern coach Pep Guardiola focused more on the
conditions. "It was a difficult game on a tough pitch and under a heavy
snowfall," he said. Bayern had equalled Barcelonas 2002-03 record of nine wins
in a row three weeks ago Bayern leads Group D with 15 points. CSKA has three
points for third, six points behind second place Manchester City which has also
reached the last 16 and was playing Viktoria Plzen later. Bayern will next face
Manchester City on Dec. 10, while CSKA will be on the road to Plzen to play for
a spot in the Europa League.
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