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October 03, 2013
CFL Pick 'Em, Week 15: Home upsets! Road upsets! Winnipeg loses again! There's so much three-down drama, the leaves are turning red from stress. Grab your rakes and make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 09:23 AM - 13 comments
Toronto by 5
British Columbia by 7
Edmonton by 9
Calgary by 21
posted by tommybiden at 10:09 AM on October 03, 2013
Toronto by 10
BC by 7
Montreal by 7
Calgary by 24
posted by cixelsyd at 10:59 AM on October 03, 2013
Toronto by 16 B.C. by 3 Edmonton by 7 Winnipeg by 13
posted by bender at 11:26 AM on October 03, 2013
Hamilton by 3
Saskatchewan by 6
Edmonton by 10
Calgary by 27
posted by goddam at 04:23 PM on October 03, 2013
Toronto by 16
BC by 11
Montreal by 3
Calgary by 23
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 05:03 PM on October 03, 2013
Toronto by 10
B.C. by 5
Montreal by 17
Calgary by 24
posted by DrJohnEvans at 05:41 PM on October 03, 2013
Tor by 3, BC by 6, Mtl by 3 and Cal by 7
posted by JPR at 11:24 AM on October 04, 2013
Toronto by 9
B.C. by 15
Montreal by 9
Calgary by 4
posted by jjzucal at 02:18 PM on October 04, 2013
Toronto by 21
B.C. by 15
Montreal by 11
Calgary by 24
posted by MrFrisby at 06:46 PM on October 04, 2013
B.C. surprises even me at how thoroughly they dominated the Bombers. Calgary does likewise, putting the home team to shame in Guelphilton. Toronto finishes off the best road trip in league history, going 4-4 with four fourth-quarter comeback victories. Back east, Montreal grinds out a much-needed defensive win against the free-falling 'Riders.
cixelsyd keeps pace with the pack, while MrFrisby nails the Montreal spread to jump into contention for second place.
Every single game this week has an impact on the playoff race! (Note that this is not entirely unusual in an eight-team league.)
WEEK 15
Hamilton @ Toronto (Friday, October 4)
Despite Toronto's hot streak, the Ti-Cats could theoretically catch them for the division lead, but that makes this week's game a must-win for them. If they lose, Guelph may see its first CFL playoff game in approximately 600 years.
Saskatchewan @ B.C. (Friday, October 4)
Speaking of catching, if Saskatchewan still wants a playoff home game, they're going to have to stop their four-game losing streak. In British Columbia. That's not a task for the faint of heart.
Montreal @ Edmonton (Saturday, October 5)
Montreal's season could go either way. A few wins and they're got a home playoff date. A few losses and they're eliminated via crossover to these very same Edmonton Eskimoes. A win this week takes a crossover off the table, and that's a start.
Winnipeg @ Calgary (Saturday, October 5)
Will Winnipeg win another game this year? Probably not.
Good luck!