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Friday’s Games

HAMILTON – Jeff Mathews’ shoulders are feeling a little lighter.
CALGARY – The last game of the CFL regular season between the Calgary Stampeders and the Edmonton Eskimos is a rife with intrigue.
VANCOUVER – The B.C. Lions feel like things are finally starting to click.
EDMONTON – Former CFL All Star and Edmonton Eskimos running back Jim Thomas has died. He was 76.
MONTREAL – Linebacker Henoc Muamba is in a crash course to learn the Montreal defence ahead of his Alouettes debut Monday against the Toronto Argonauts.

HAMILTON – Diminutive Brandon Banks likes to think big.

Mike Reilly and the Edmonton Eskimos will try to do something no other CFL team has this season: Beat the Calgary Stampeders at McMahon Stadium.

OTTAWA – If you going to win in dramatic fashion, you might as well do it with some pizzazz.
Tuesday’s Games
Henry Burris is turning back time.

TORONTO – Ottawa quarterback Henry Burris, B.C quarterback Jonathon Jennings, and Lions defensive tackle Mic’hael Brooks are the CFL’s top performers for Week 15.

OTTAWA – The Ottawa Redblacks are looking to settle the score with the Toronto Argonauts.
Saturday’s Games
WINNIPEG – Sean Whyte was thinking about leaving the game of football last month to take a job in the real world.
SHERBROOKE, Que. – Sherbrooke Vert et Or quarterback Jeremi Roch and Calgary Dinos kicker Johnny Mark entered the CIS football record book on Saturday.
Friday’s Games

HAMILTON – Kicker Rene Paredes could only trust in his form as he battled the gusting winds.
WINNIPEG – Receiver Kevin Cone hadn’t seen a three-down football game until he watched Winnipeg’s loss to Calgary last week.

VANCOUVER – The B.C. Lions know the next two games will go a long way in defining their season.
Thursday’s Games

CALGARY – The Calgary Stampeders became the first team in the CFL to clinch a playoff spot for the 2015 post-season on Thursday.
OTTAWA – It’s not like Henry Burris needed any more accolades.
TORONTO – The CFL will bring its championship game back to Toronto next year and this time it will have more of a true football feel.