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September 15, 2016
CFL Pick 'Em, Week Thirteen: We're into the home stretch and some bets are looking smarter than others. Calgary looks solid. rcade is in good shape. Ottawa... well, maybe don't open your wallets just yet. But it won't cost you a cent to make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 11:42 AM - 14 comments
Hamilton by 10
Winnipeg by 7 (Willy and Glenn will both be holding clipboards in this one)
Calgary by 13
Edmonton by 9
posted by cixelsyd at 12:04 PM on September 15, 2016
Hamilton by 15
Winnipeg by 19
Calgary by 14
Edmonton by 15
posted by bender at 12:51 PM on September 15, 2016
Montreal by 15
Toronto by 15
Ottawa by 15
Saskatchewan by 15
posted by tommybiden at 01:17 PM on September 15, 2016
Gutsy call there on Saskatchewan there, TT.
Hamilton by 13
Winnipeg by 6
Calgary by 10
Edmonton by 4
posted by tahoemoj at 01:56 PM on September 15, 2016
Hamilton by 10
Winnipeg by 6
Calgary by 8
Edmonton by 5
posted by ic23b at 02:50 PM on September 15, 2016
Hamilton by 12
Toronto by 3
Ottawa by 3
Edmonton by 7
posted by Reever at 04:26 PM on September 15, 2016
I feel as if I have fallen to the bottom of the basket of deplorables. Am I irredeemable? Of course. What is the use of being deplorable if one has to try to be redeemed. Here are my picks, and if they are accurate, I will try not to trump my success.
Montreal at Hamilton: Have Les Allouettes decided to emulate their forebears at Louisbourg in 1758? It will not take a siege of 6 weeks this time. Hamilton by 12
Toronto at Winnipeg: Argonauts sailed to victory on Lake Ontario last week, but unless they have a prairie schooner, they face an ill wind in Winnipeg. Blue Bombers, on the other hand, might try out a new pilot. Will he be able to land safely? Winnipeg by 10
Ottawa at Calgary: Redblacks will feel blue after encountering the Stampede. Calgary by 9
Edmonton at Saskatchewan: This is a rough year for the Rough Riders. Can they find some smooth sledding against Eskimos? I doubt it. Edmonton by 16
posted by Howard_T at 08:11 PM on September 15, 2016
Willy and Glenn will both be holding clipboards in this one
Glenn's team is 56-12 all-time against Willy's team when neither plays.
(Also I'm giving LeFevour until the second quarter to get yanked.)
posted by DrJohnEvans at 10:43 PM on September 15, 2016
Hamilton by 14
Winnipeg by 10
Calgary by 7
Edmonton by 11
posted by DrJohnEvans at 10:45 PM on September 15, 2016
Hamilton by 23
Winnipeg by 7
Calgary by 10
Edmonton by 18
posted by MrFrisby at 12:42 PM on September 16, 2016
Hamilton by 13 (too late to count, but if I don't make a pick it jinxes the whole week)
Winnipeg by 9
Calgary by 13
Edmonton by 3
posted by rcade at 08:19 PM on September 16, 2016
Didn't get here in time to pick my TiCats, but hey, I didn't jinx them since they won/lol.
Winnipeg by 10
Calgary by 17
Edmonton by 21
posted by jagsnumberone at 02:25 AM on September 17, 2016
Montreal puts up a fight, but B.C. prevails at home. Saskatchewan loses another close one, this time in Winnipeg. Calgary holds off the Esks, while Toronto overcomes adversity (and another injury to Ricky Ray) to notch a big win over the Ti-Cats.
Another week, another 8-point edge for rcade. All y'all in the second-place bunch are running out of time.
It's another week, right after the last one!
WEEK 13
Montreal @ Hamilton (Friday, September 16)
The rebuild is underway in Montreal, with the Alouettes shipping out Kevin Glenn to the Blue Bombers. Meanwhile, Hamilton is smarting from a tough loss last week and will be looking to get back into the race for first.
Toronto @ Winnipeg (Saturday, September 17)
Speaking of Kevin Glenn! Drew Willy will face his former team right off the bat, which will make for some interesting television narratives, I'm sure. But the real story is that the Argos are 0-436 against Kevin Glenn. Or at least that's what it feels like.
Ottawa @ Calgary (Saturday, September 17)
Technically, this is a match-up of first place teams. Calgary is 9-1-1 and +120. Ottawa is 5-4-1 and +7. So, there's that.
Edmonton @ Saskatchewan (Sunday, September 18)
Edmonton's in tough, but a win in Saskatchewan and we can start talking crossover. Meanwhile, will the Riders fall short of their 3-15 record from last year?
Good luck!