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October 04, 2007
CFL Pick 'Em, Week 15: Chaos on the general sports front make this post a little late (hockey? baseball? wtf?), but the CFL plays on. Make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 09:28 AM - 14 comments
Every time I post a good week Mr.Frisby somehow manages to beat it.
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 01:59 PM on October 04, 2007
Winnipeg by 12 Toronto by 10 Hamilton by 3 Calgary by 14
posted by apoch at 07:10 PM on October 04, 2007
B.C. by 18 Toronto by 3 Montreal by 8 Saskatchewan by 21 No further comments at this time, your honor.
posted by MrFrisby at 09:50 PM on October 04, 2007
Winnipeg by 9 Toronto by 14 Montreal by 6 Saskatchewan by 34
posted by DrJohnEvans at 11:46 PM on October 04, 2007
Whaddya wanna bet that there will be another quarterback controversy in BC before it's all over this year? SportSelect has the Lions favored by 1.5 on the road. Is this a Grey Cup preview? If it is, I'm gonna have to take the Bombers by 3 in a nailbiter. This one could surprise a lot of people. Lefors might just want to show people what he's really capable of, all the more impressive against the Argo D. But this could boil down to special teams, so I'm gonna have to take Toronto by 10. Montreal by 9. That's a win, but doesn't cover the spread. But a win is a win for Montreal at this point. They're fighting for home field advantage in the east now. Riders. This one is gonna be a blowout. Saskatchewan is gonna beat 'em on the ground I think. And on D. No contest ... and Higgins' job might be on the line. Green Riders by 35.
posted by Spitztengle at 01:36 AM on October 05, 2007
I saw Margaret Atwood at a writer's festival a few years ago. BC by 5. She was telling a story about being at a cocktail party in Toronto, and was chatting to another guest. He asked her what she did for a living. Toronto by 17. When she replied she was a writer, he started to tell her about the great novel he always dreamed of writing, only if he had the time, but he was so busy. Montreal by 13. She asked him what he did, and he replied that he was a neurosurgeon. Calgary by 3. Margaret Atwood then said that she would have liked to have been a doctor, too, and if she had the time would love to just pop the top off a few skulls and have a bit of a poke around.
posted by owlhouse at 03:17 AM on October 05, 2007
No further comments at this time, your honor. Since it's CFL pick 'em, shouldn't that be "honour?" I'm just sayin'. B.C. by 5 Toronto by 8 Montreal by 6 Calgary by 3
posted by The_Black_Hand at 06:33 AM on October 05, 2007
winnipeg by 8 Toronto by 11 Montreal by 7 Sask by 15
posted by gspm at 07:13 AM on October 05, 2007
BC by 18 Toronto by 6 Montreal by 10 Calgary by 8
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 03:31 PM on October 06, 2007
I just realised I may have used that one before. /Hides in shame.
posted by owlhouse at 04:59 PM on October 06, 2007
You know, I thought it sounded familiar, but I've lost the use of so many brain cells over the years, I've come to doubt myself in situations like this.
posted by The_Black_Hand at 05:35 AM on October 08, 2007
I'm such an idiot. Here I am, trying to find the scores from this weekend, and then I realize I miswrote the schedule above. It's the friggin' Thanksgiving weekend, so of COURSE those last two games are today.
posted by DrJohnEvans at 11:02 AM on October 08, 2007
Keep this up, and the authorities will revoke your Canadian Membership Card. Hell, even I knew today was Thanksgiving in Canada. Actually, I just noticed ten minutes ago when I looked at the calendar for something totally unrelated. Happy Thanksgiving, Canada!
posted by The_Black_Hand at 12:01 PM on October 08, 2007
Toronto counts on its defence and gets just enough Michael Bishop to grit out a tough road win. Montreal, still inconsistent, can't do the same in Saskatchewan. Hamilton comes close, while Calgary just doesn't.