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September 26, 2013
CFL Pick 'Em, Week 14: Rounding the pole into the home stretch, we run smack dab into a big ol' pile of narrative context. Everybody knows who they are, who they're playing, and what they're playing for. Grab a bucket of enlightenment and make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 04:56 PM - 14 comments
B.C. by 19
Calgary by 12
Edmonton by 7
Saskatchewan by 6
posted by bender at 05:49 PM on September 26, 2013
British Columbia by 24
Calgary by 12
Edmonton by 6
Saskatchewean by 3
posted by tommybiden at 06:27 PM on September 26, 2013
BC by 16
Hamilton by 3
Toronto by 7
Montreal by 8
posted by goddam at 09:46 PM on September 26, 2013
B.C. by 12
Hamilton by 3
Toronto by 6
Saskatchewan by 10
posted by ic23b at 12:02 AM on September 27, 2013
BC by 14
Hamilton by 4
Toronto by 7
Saskatchewan by 7
posted by cixelsyd at 12:13 AM on September 27, 2013
BC by 13
Hamilton by 8
Toronto by 2
Montreal by 14
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 09:42 AM on September 27, 2013
B.C. by 21
Calgary by 7
Toronto by 11
Saskatchewan by 8
posted by DrJohnEvans at 10:10 AM on September 27, 2013
B.C. by 14
Hamilton by 6
Toronto by 3
Montreal by 5
posted by MrFrisby at 12:53 PM on September 27, 2013
B.C. by 12
Hamilton by 13
Edmonton by 3
Saskatchewan by 6
posted by jjzucal at 01:08 PM on September 27, 2013
so, bc by 10, ham by 3, Edm by 3 and Mtl by 3.
posted by JPR at 02:56 PM on September 27, 2013
Edmonton narrowly avoids embarrassment by completing the comeback and downing the Bombers. Montreal is not so lucky, losing a wild one to Hamilton out east. Toronto gets it done in Cowtown to run their road record to a league-best 5-1. But the big stunner comes in Regina, as B.C. nails a game-winning field goal with time expiring to push the Riders into third place.
Five spreads nailed in one week? That's a new record. Props to ic23b for a very healthy seven-point week to jump into the middle of the pack.
Vegas bookies are offering excellent odds on snow flurries in at least one of this week's games.
WEEK 14
B.C. @ Winnipeg (Friday, September 27)
B.C.'s not entirely sure who their quarterback is, but that hasn't stopped them from winning two in a row. Winnipeg isn't sure who anybody is anymore.
Calgary @ Hamilton (Saturday, September 28)
Calgary's still in first, but not by much, and Hamilton's still trying to lock up that home playoff date. Could be a promising grudge match.
Toronto @ Edmonton (Saturday, September 28)
According to their Pythagorean record, Edmonton should really have a couple more wins to their name. But you can only play Winnipeg so many times in a season.
Saskatchewan @ Montreal (Sunday, September 29)
Two once-proud franchises: one struggling to make it back into the discussion for a home playoff date, one strugging to not fall victim to a crossover. Welcome to the Pity Bowl!
Good luck!