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Season to date 34-14

Hamilton game could have gone either way....touchdown called back for Calgary due to penalty in the last minute.....onside kick out of bounds for Hamilton, which put Calgary in field position for field goal that made me a loser.

My lines week 11

Home team      estimated line       Away team    estimated total

Calgary                -9                       Edmonton          56

Saskatchewan    +8                       Winnipeg            54

Toronto                +2-                      BC                     53

Montreal              +2                       Ottawa               51


I look for Ottawa and Hamilton, with their  quarterbacks  returning to have a good month of September.  Won't back Saskatchewan again until they are @Home versus a non-divisional team.  Yeah, they got the cover this week but they're still having HUGE defensive issues and they covered against a team with its own defensive liabilities.

Would love to see BC and/or Ottawa present as dogs this week.....but not holding my breath.

Will see what the linemaker has to say about it.




 
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Nice week last week buddy, 3-1 is a great week in anyone's book.

The Argo's also play the Cats buddy on Monday. So 2 games for them in short turnaround. Bit of a tough schedule for them and especially for a frail Ray at QB. See if he comes out of the Lions game injury free.

Good luck buddy, lets do some searching 
 
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Good work, solid CFL capping.  
 
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FYI In the last 5 years Riders beat winnipeg in Regina. Last year when the Riders were 1-7 and Winnipeg was 7-1 the Riders still won. No matter how bad the Riders seem they seem to win the Labor Day Classic weekend. I'm not a Rider fan , but I think I'm going to put a little cash on the money line of Riders.
 
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Thanks for the heads up Freak....I have indicators that favor the Riders, but they aren't as strong playing on home divisional dogs as are they are playing on away dogs.  If they're gonna be competitive, it'll have to be a crazy-type game.....lean OVER.  

Just checked my database and Sask is 10-1 straight up versus the Bombers.

Lines are up in some books....here's what Mister Bookmaker has come up with....

Home    Bookie line       Away         Total

Toronto        +2-             BC              54

Montreal      +1              Ottawa        49

Sask            +5-            Winnipeg     51-

Calgary        -7              Edmonton   54-

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1)  BC/Toronto UNDER 54-

This is purely a regression play, as BC has been an over machine so far, particularly on the road.  As well as regression, my feeling is that Stubler, defensive coordinator for Toronto cranks up the D, as he has had a couple of weeks to prepare for Jennings and the Lions.  

2)  Calgary -6-

Edmonton in my opinion doesn't have it this year, which was noticeable last week when beating the worst team in the league by only 8 @home.   The biggest factor in this game is that there is revenge involved, as Calgary got knocked out in the Western Conference finals last year by the eventual champion Eskies.  I expect the Stamps to prevail by at least the required touchdown/conversion.
 
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round of applause for indigo99 on last wk good job bud

well with ricky ray coming back he does add some leadership and spark to the roster. i kinda wanna say toronto ? 

what are your thoughts indigo99





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1)  BC/Toronto UNDER 54-

This is purely a regression play, as BC has been an over machine so far, particularly on the road.  As well as regression, my feeling is that Stubler, defensive coordinator for Toronto cranks up the D, as he has had a couple of weeks to prepare for Jennings and the Lions.  

2)  Calgary -6-

Edmonton in my opinion doesn't have it this year, which was noticeable last week when beating the worst team in the league by only 8 @home.   The biggest factor in this game is that there is revenge involved, as Calgary got knocked out in the Western Conference finals last year by the eventual champion Eskies.  I expect the Stamps to prevail by at least the required touchdown/conversion.
 
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Great week again!  Thanks for all the info. I'm gonna take BC-3 under 54 see what happens?  Just like BC on the road and got Cal-6.5 

BOL To all
 
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Good luck Spearwell.....I have a mancrush on Wally, but also like the Toronto defensive  coordinator.  

I'd rather watch than be on a side.
 
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I'm  agains you on today total.

In the past 4 years .They are same result.

First game under second will be under.AND opposite.

GLTU.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dao6911:

I'm  agains you on today total.

In the past 4 years .They are same result.

First game under second will be under.AND opposite.

GLTU.

last 4 years it was been first two games under and next 2games over?
 
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MY FALSE.

If first game they play under total then second game they play again will be over the total.MUST BE SAME YEAR,
 
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I took the Argo's and Wings tonight.  good luck as always!
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And once again, drum roll......................................................BINGO!!!!

Nice call Indigo on the under in the BC/TOR game mate. Didn't even come close at all. Amazing season 
 
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1)  Toronto UNDER 54     W

2)  Calgary -6-

Thanks guys, didn't watch the second half as it is my table tennis day ........came back from a 6-2 deficit to tie only to lose 6-7 in a tie breaker to an ugly Kiwi.

XYZ welcome, hope you got the push, at least.

The CFL forum guys have been 99% great.  The NCAA football forum is a jungle, so you'll have to be prepared for some verbal jousting there.

All the best.

Leaning Ottawa tomorrow.
 
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3)  Ottawa -2-

I'll take the team with the better quarterback and the better coach, (the two most important pieces of the puzzle) off two straight losses.

They're playing a team that I most despise, so it is not that difficult for me to pull the trigger against the Als.  They're a team of knuckleheads, that consistently do what losers do, which is to make inept plays and/or bonehead decisions, not only the players, but the coaches as well.

Could the Als suddenly see the light, or have Harris mistakenly throw four passes to them instead of his own team?  

Sure, I suppose so.....that is why they call it gambling.

I'm betting the Redblacks get back into the winners circle by at least 3 points.
 
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BOL with Ottawa tonite.  

Nice call in the BC/Tor Under last night  

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Indigo999:

3)  Ottawa -2-

I'll take the team with the better quarterback and the better coach, (the two most important pieces of the puzzle) off two straight losses.

They're playing a team that I most despise, so it is not that difficult for me to pull the trigger against the Als.  They're a team of knuckleheads, that consistently do what losers do, which is to make inept plays and/or bonehead decisions, not only the players, but the coaches as well.

Could the Als suddenly see the light, or have Harris mistakenly throw four passes to them instead of his own team?  

Sure, I suppose so.....that is why they call it gambling.

I'm betting the Redblacks get back into the winners circle by at least 3 points.

I agree with this play Indigo. I really like the Redblacks to step up big time in this game and get back to their winning ways. They are a top team still IMHO but have hit a speed bump lately and now with Harris at QB, that changes. His game wasn't bad last weekend against a very good Lions defense and now he takes on the Als who's defense. Number 1 offense based on yardage against the 3rd weakest. 
 
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Ive been fading MTL pretty much all year with much success, and dont like them in this spot again.  They have their starting RB back who is producing , but will be without Duron Carter which hurts their air attack.  Trevor Harris is the real deal and if you look at the loss to BC it was not his fault at all.  MTL has a good defense, a very average offense and not the greatest special teams.  They got their one blowout win , now its time they start regressing back to what they are.  Ottawa simply the better team, better QB as you stated off 2 losses hungry for revenge.. against a MTL who is just used to losing and finding ways to lose all year.  I think Burris is on his last legs this year and the first matchup isnt a great indication  of how this game will play out.  This team is a whole other animal under Harris.  Love Ottawa tonight as I almost always do going against MTL lol.  Good luck brother.
 
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Thanks guys.....appreciate your contribution and your well wishes.

Juron Carter is probably addition by subtraction for the Als....he is one of the biggest headcases I've ever seen.......just catch the damn ball and get up the  field, and then shut up when the play is over.

I'd be surprised if this is close.
 
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-3 ..i dunno if i should take it or not...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dao6911:

MY FALSE.

If first game they play under total then second game they play again will be over the total.MUST BE SAME YEAR,

maybe it's time to take over tonight?? 
 
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No opinion on the total.....I like them at -3.
 
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agree on Redblacks tonight.  Cris Carter's kid is talented though glad he's not playing.  Good luck
 
 
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ottawa's fg kicker is horrible...why is in the league? LOL 
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