The third week is pretty disappointing. We saw a very interesting game that was not determined unti

The third week is pretty disappointing. We saw a very interesting game that was not determined until the final seconds. Calgary is the twist at the end to reach another victory. The remaining three matches were resolved much earlier, the final balance were 14, 23 and 30 points. Edmonton continued excellent season with a sound win against BC-ROM, Hamilton was hit Saskatchewan, Montreal lampe gras but without too much difficulty removing Toronto. This time we learn something more about this year's season. Some results have confirmed the expectation that the other way around. GUESTS A RESULT OF DOMESTIC 21-20 Calgary Winnipeg Toronto Montreal Saskatchewan 17-40 3-33 17-33 BC Hamilton Edmonton West Edmonton division lampe gras still holds very well. All three matches won high distinction. Attack works perfectly defense in the first two weeks has not received much attention, but now it is clear that this is also part of a team perfectly prepared. Calgary after the opening defeat ever closer to the top. Surely it still has some problems, the attack was the third best in the league and now this team out there, which are to be classified by experts lampe gras before the season. BC did not disappoint. The first two were close defeat, attack in both matches played well. This time it was this part of the game completely unrecognizable and the Lions looked like 0-3 team, but I think it will be picked up in the next few weeks. Attack lampe gras must play than in the first two matches and victory will quickly accumulate. Saskatchewan proceeded with shockingly bad season. Surely the disastrous attack you can earn a higher assessment, but this time he was also the nedorasel. The victory this week would be a miracle waiting by Montreal. The best team in the Western Conference last two seasons in huge trouble. TEAM WINS defeat Edmonton Calgary 3 0 2 1 0 3 BC Saskatchewan 0 3 Eastern Division of Montreal plays superb. There are currently no team in the league, which would have been a piece. Attack moves smoothly, the defense is not the best, but doing enough to end the difference was the second week in a row high. Now would be Ideally, if you could see match Montreal and Edmonton, but this duel until the seventh week. Winnipeg has played as expected. Surely it again brilliant attack pretty bad. Winnipeg quarterback threw two intercepted cross, one that was returned for a TD. If there would not have been lost balls to win is likely to remain at home. If the attack does not improve, it will be a good start for probably all the worse season. Toronto's first three matches played away. He managed one win, this time was no match for the excellent Montreal. Proceeds 1-2 is a reality lampe gras regardless of the circumstances now will be achieved several victories at home. Hamilton was again opened. In the first two matches only 26 points lampe gras together, this time 33 in one game. It appears to be at least one match to determine whether this is due to poor defense Saskatchewan lampe gras or something else. TEAM WINS defeat Montreal Winnipeg 3 0 2 1 1 2 Toronto Hamilton 1 2
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2012 (81) February (10) January (71) 2011 (785) December (149) November (135) October (106) September (98) August (87) July (83) Power Rankings: 3-32 Matches lampe gras in, week 4 Calgary to a third victory in the match, week 3 Interview: Erickson, Kiffin, Neuhiesel Favorita easily tempered Game in Montreal, week 2 Joe Paterno BC again too short Matches year, week 1 of the most anticipated matches lampe gras The vote by the end of the week Interview: Joe Theismann CFL, week 5 Interview: Michael Irvin CFL after week Interview: Bill Cowher gesture Week # 4 Tuesday's lampe gras comment # 12 Football is back ... Interview: Jay Glazer Shock! Riders to the first victory Arena before the playoffs Edmonton unstoppable Interview: Charley Casserly BC can not find a solution Semifinalist: Patriots - Saints Interview: Jim Trotter last week of the season Semifinalist: Packers - Steelers Salary Cap CFL Power Rankings Week 4: 5-32 Interview: Jason La Canfora 10 issues for SEC gesture Week # 3 Tuesday's comment # 11 CFL after three weeks Interview: Jim Trotter All TD-her last game Riders, Lions continue to be at the bottom lampe gras of the Americans defend the title Transfer finals Montreal currently invincible Bron Japanese turnaround in the last minutes of interview lampe gras Barry Sanders CFL, week 3 Canada in the finals Saints with low priority Interview: Michael Vick Americans in the final gesture of the week # 2 Tuesday's comment # 10 Two reliable victory Quarterfinals: Patriots - Ravens CFL after the second week of Dominance favorites Quarterfinals: Chargers lampe gras - Saints in Montreal lampe gras style champions second day turnarounds less Interview: Albert Breer Winnipeg defense again saved remarkable touchdown Mexico, however, to victory Quarterfinals: Packers - Colts World Championship Quarterfinals: Steelers - Eagles CFL Power Rankings Week 2: 9-32 Interview: Gene Chizik Tuesday's lampe gras comment # 9 The move of the week CF