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Sunday, June 28, 2015
CFL Scoreboard 2015
The Road towards the 103rd Grey Cup is underway, with week one setting the twenty three week course to Winnipeg and the CFL championship game at the end of November.
Below is our archive of scores from the 2015 season, tracked on a week to week bases
The full CFL schedule can be found here.
TSN hosts all of this years CFL broadcasts in Canada, while ESPN will be broadcasting CFL action on a number of platforms in the USA and worldwide.
TSN Website
ESPN Website
Regular Season
Week Nineteen
October 30 -- British Columbia 27 at Toronto 25 (14,236)
October 31 -- Saskatchewan 10 at Calgary 42 (31,591 )
November 1-- Ottawa at Hamilton ( 1PM ET, 10 AM PT) TSN
November 1 -- Montreal at Edmonton ( 1 PM MT, 4 PM ET, Noon PT ) TSN
Bye Week -- Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Week Eighteen
October 23 -- Montreal 34 at Toronto 2 (3,741) (in Hamilton)
October 23 -- Hamilton 13 at British Columbia 40 ( N/A )
October 24 -- Ottawa 27 at Winnipeg 20 (23,773)
October 24 -- Edmonton 35 at Saskatchewan 24 ( N/A)
Bye Week -- Calgary Stampeders
Week Seventeen
October 16 -- Winnipeg 24 at Ottawa 27 ( 22,867 )
October 17 -- Calgary 27 at Toronto 15 ( 3,401 ) (in Hamilton)
October 17 --- British Columbia 23 at Edmonton 26 (28,517)
October 18 -- Hamilton 23 at Montreal 11 (23,058 ) TSN
Bye Week -- Saskatchewan Roughriders
Week Sixteen
October 6 -- Ottawa 35 at Toronto 38 (15,001 ) Game played at Ottawa
October 9 -- Saskatchewan 15 at Hamilton 30 ( 24,222 )
October 10 -- Edmonton 15 at Calgary 11 ( 34,211 )
October 10 -- Winnipeg 29 at British Columbia 26 ( 19,826 )
October 12 -- Toronto 25 at Montreal 17 ( 21,536 )
Bye Week -- Short week for Argonauts, No Byes this week
Week Fifteen
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October 1 -- Montreal 17 at Ottawa 39 (21,607)
October 2 -- Calgary 23 at Hamilton 20 ( 24,300)
October 3 -- Edmonton 24 at Winnipeg 23 (24,179)
October 3 -- Saskatchewan 20 at British Columbia 46 ( 24,554)
Bye Week -- Toronto Argonauts
Week Fourteen
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September 25 -- Calgary 25 at Winnipeg 23 (23,113)
September 26 -- British Columbia 23 at Edmonton 29 ( 29,148)
September 26 -- Toronto 35 at Ottawa 26 ( 24,586 )
September 27 -- Montreal 21 at Saskatchewan 33 (30,843)
Bye Week -- Hamilton Tiger Cats
Week Thirteen
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September 18 -- British Columbia 23 at Calgary 35 ( 31,585 )
September 19 -- Edmonton 25 at Hamilton 18 ( 24,300 )
September 19 -- Ottawa 30 at Saskatchewan 27 ( 30,480 )
September 20 -- Winnipeg 14 at Montreal 35 ( 23,262)
Bye Week -- Toronto Argonauts
Week Twelve
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September 11 -- Hamilton 35 at Toronto 27 ( 17,964)
September 12 -- Saskatchewan 7 at Winnipeg 22 ( 35,156)
September 12 -- Calgary16 at Edmonton 27 ( 38,906)
September 13 -- Ottawa 31 at British Columbia 18 ( 19,833) TSN
Bye Week -- Montreal Alouettes
Week Eleven
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September 3 -- British Columbia 25 at Montreal 16 (21,885)
September 6 -- Winnipeg 19 at Saskatchewan 37 ( 33,427)
September 7 -- Toronto 12 at Hamilton 42 ( 24,390 )
September 7 -- Edmonton 7 at Calgary 16 (35,400)
Bye Week -- Ottawa Red Blacks
Week Ten
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August 27 -- Montreal 26 at Hamilton 23 ( 24,212 )
August 28 -- Toronto 15 at Edmonton 39 ( 31,573 )
August 29 -- Calgary 36 at Winnipeg 8 ( 27,148 )
August 30 -- Saskatchewan 13 at Ottawa 35 ( 24,468 )
Bye Week -- BC Lions
Week Nine
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August 20 -- Montreal 23 at British Columbia 13 ( 20,977 )
August 21 -- Hamilton 49 at Edmonton 20 ( 28,858 )
August 22 -- Calgary 34 at Saskatchewan 31 ( 33,427 )
August 23 -- Ottawa 24 at Toronto 30 ( 14,748 )
Bye Week -- Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Week Eight
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August 13 -- Edmonton 15 at Montreal 12 (21,170)
August 14 -- Toronto 27 at Winnipeg 20 ( 27,246 )
August 15 -- British Columbia 22 at Hamilton 52 (24,110 )
August 15 -- Ottawa 3 at Calgary 48 ( 25,566 )
Bye Week -- Saskatchewan Roughriders
Week Seven
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August 6 -- Edmonton 23 at British Columbia 26 (20,316)
August 7 -- Montreal 23 at Ottawa 26 (24,427)
August 8 -- Saskatchewan 26 at Toronto 30 (20,642)
August 9 -- Winnipeg 8 at Hamilton 38 ( 24,472)
Bye Week -- Calgary Stampeders
Week Six
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August 3 -- Toronto 18 at Hamilton 34 ( 24,135 )
August 1 -- Montreal 22 at Calgary 25 ( 28,547 )
July 31 -- Saskatchewan 3 at Edmonton 30 ( 37,842 )
July 30 -- British Columbia 13 at Winnipeg 23 ( 27,214 )
Bye Week -- Ottawa RedBlacks
Week Five
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July 24 -- Calgary 26 at Ottawa 29 ( 23,018 )
July 24 -- Toronto 30 at British Columbia 27 (20,085)
July 25 -- Winnipeg 3 at Edmonton 32 ( 27,895 )
July 26 -- Hamilton 31 at Saskatchewan 21 (31,683)
Bye Week -- Montreal Alouettes
Week Four
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July 16 -- Hamilton 13 at Montreal 17 ( 20,773)
July 17 -- Edmonton Eskimos 23 at Ottawa RedBlacks 12 ( 21,078 )
July 17 -- British Columbia Lions 27 at Saskatchewan Roughriders 24 ( 26,159 )
July 18 -- Winnipeg Blue Bombers 25 at Calgary Stampeders 26 ( 26,741 )
Bye Week -- Toronto Argonauts
Week Three
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July 13 -- Toronto 20 at Calgary 25 ( 26,741 )
July 10 -- Saskatchewan 32 at British Columbia 35 ( 23,062 )
July 10 -- Montreal 23 at Winnipeg 25 ( 25,605 )
July 9 -- Ottawa 17 at Edmonton 46 ( 29,904 )
Bye Week -- Hamilton Tiger Cats
Week Two
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July 2 -- Hamilton 52 at Winnipeg 26 ( 27,279 )
July 3 -- Calgary 11 at Montreal 29 ( 19,111 )
July 4 -- British Columbia 16 at Ottawa 27 ( 24,376 )
July 5 -- Toronto 42 at Saskatchewan 40 ( 31,907 )
Bye Week -- Edmonton Eskimos
Week One
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June 27 -- Winnipeg 30 at Saskatchewan 26 (32,228)
June 27 -- Edmonton 11 at Toronto 26 (4,900) at Fort McMurray
June 26 -- Hamilton 23 at Calgary 24 (28,487)
June 25 -- Ottawa 20 at Montreal 16 (21,524)
Bye Week -- British Columbia Lions
Pre Season Week Two
June 19 -- Edmonton 18 vs BC 13
June 19 -- Calgary 37 vs Saskatchewan 29
June 19 -- Hamilton 26 vs Winnipeg 15
June 18 -- Toronto 30 vs Montreal 10
Pre Season Week One
June 13 -- Saskatchewan 24 at Edmonton 31
June 13 -- Montreal 26 vs Ottawa 9
June 12 -- BC 6 vs Calgary 20
June 9 -- Winnipeg 34 vs Toronto 27
June 8 -- Ottawa 10 vs Hamilton 37
Thursday, June 25, 2015
A few rule changes along the way for 2015
As the CFL kicks off the 2015 season, long time followers will be noticing a few changes in the rules for the year ahead, designed to bring a bit more offence to the game and reward the risk takers.
Most noticeable will be the impact on the kicking game, with convert attempts now shifted twenty yards back, making for a thirty two yard attempt, perhaps changing the automatic nature of the extra point and giving head coaches to instead give the two point version a shot, that attempt now to start closer to the goal line.
A few of the other more interesting twists to the rules could open up the offensive play quite significantly as well.
Changes for linemen on punts could see an increase is some spectacular kick returns as more space appears for kick return specialists.
Defensive Backs will have to mind their hands, with an expansion on the illegal contact rules could see an increase in pass interference and contact calls down field.
The CFL's introduction to the new rules can be found below:
Major rule changes approved by CFL Governors
CFL Rules committee proposes significant changes for 2015
For the most part, those that cover the CFL for radio, TV, print and other media options are finding that there is much to like about the rule book makeover.
CFL's new boss predicts a more exciting, unpredictable game
Innovative CFL rule changes; it's about time
CFL introducing new rules this season in an effort to make games more exciting
CFL's rule changes will make returners like Brandon Banks more dangerous
CFL makes rule changes in hopes of increasing offence
Extra points pushed back 20 yards under new CFL rule changes
CFL explains rule changes for upcoming season
CFL rule changes put premium on protection
New longer converts add wrinkle in CFL
Controversial new CFL rule set to make life difficult for defensive backs
Most noticeable will be the impact on the kicking game, with convert attempts now shifted twenty yards back, making for a thirty two yard attempt, perhaps changing the automatic nature of the extra point and giving head coaches to instead give the two point version a shot, that attempt now to start closer to the goal line.
A few of the other more interesting twists to the rules could open up the offensive play quite significantly as well.
Changes for linemen on punts could see an increase is some spectacular kick returns as more space appears for kick return specialists.
Defensive Backs will have to mind their hands, with an expansion on the illegal contact rules could see an increase in pass interference and contact calls down field.
The CFL's introduction to the new rules can be found below:
Major rule changes approved by CFL Governors
CFL Rules committee proposes significant changes for 2015
For the most part, those that cover the CFL for radio, TV, print and other media options are finding that there is much to like about the rule book makeover.
CFL's new boss predicts a more exciting, unpredictable game
Innovative CFL rule changes; it's about time
CFL introducing new rules this season in an effort to make games more exciting
CFL's rule changes will make returners like Brandon Banks more dangerous
CFL makes rule changes in hopes of increasing offence
Extra points pushed back 20 yards under new CFL rule changes
CFL explains rule changes for upcoming season
CFL rule changes put premium on protection
New longer converts add wrinkle in CFL
Controversial new CFL rule set to make life difficult for defensive backs
CFL -- Week One -- Time for Kickoff
We're shaking off the cobwebs and dusting the corners of the blog, making ready for another year of the CFL, with the always hopeful note of keeping our momentum up beyond the Labour Day classics.
Something we admit that at times we haven't been very good at delivering on, but at the start of the season hope springs eternal and with a renewed commitment we're determined to see the season to the very end.
Training camps have wrapped up, the final cuts made and the rosters set, with a few potential additions hidden off on the taxi squads awaiting a chance to show their stuff for CFL crowds sometime in the future.
A few new rules to jazz things up for 2015 will have us (and most likely one or two coaches along the way) scratching heads for the first few weeks, while everyone settles in for the long march to November.
There's some room for optimism for the CFL this season, the new stadiums of Winnipeg, Hamilton and Ottawa head into their second year of operation (a little newer in the case of Hamilton) and the Toronto situation once again seems to be settled for now, though there remains work on a long term fix for the Argos and a football home.
For the head office, the 2015 season gets underway with Canadians love of the three down game still a strong affection, while hockey continues to be the passion for many, the CFL still claims the heart holding a strong grasp on the second spot of sports that Canadian follow.
After a long winter, the first game of the regular season brings on summer and with it fall, the two season spread that takes us to Grey Cup Sunday in late November.
Before we get there though, there's going to be a lot of football to follow, lets get to it...
The full schedule for the 2015 season can be found here.
Below our archive of week one events, as we kick off our work for the 2015 CFL season.
Check back regularly through the weekend for updated material.
Thursday, June 25
Ottawa RedBlacks 20 at Montreal Alouettes 16
21,524
Alouettes and RedBlacks kick off 2015 campaign
Game Reviews:
CFL.ca Game Recap
CFL.ca Stats Review
CFL.ca Highlights
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Friday, June 26
Game Reviews:
CFL.ca Game Recap
CFL.ca Stats Review
CFL.ca Highlights
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Friday, June 26
Hamilton Tiger-Cats 23 at Calgary Stampeders 24
28,487
Ticats a team poised and positioned to strike
Game Reviews:
CFL.ca Game Recap
CFL.ca Stats Review
CFL.ca Highlights
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Saturday, June 27
Game Reviews:
CFL.ca Game Recap
CFL.ca Stats Review
CFL.ca Highlights
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Saturday, June 27
Edmonton Eskimos 11 at Toronto Argonauts 26 (at Fort McMurray, AB)
4,900
Embattled Argos set to open lame-duck season at home, sort of
Game Reviews:
CFL.ca Game Recap
CFL.ca Stats Review
CFL.ca Highlights
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Saturday, June 27
Game Reviews:
CFL.ca Game Recap
CFL.ca Stats Review
CFL.ca Highlights
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Saturday, June 27
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 30 at Saskatchewan Roughriders 26
32,228
Monday, June 01, 2015
2014 Archive
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CFL Schedule
CFL Standings
CFL Attendance
Gibson's Players of the Week/Month Archive for 2014
Fines and Misdemeanors: CFL Discipline 2014
CFL Media Central
CFL Headlines 2014: Day to Day Top Story
Free Agent Tracker 2014
Scouting Bureau 2014
Canadian Draft 2015
Evaluation Camp 2014
CFL Passages
CFL Schedule
CFL Standings
CFL Attendance
Gibson's Players of the Week/Month Archive for 2014
Fines and Misdemeanors: CFL Discipline 2014
CFL Media Central
CFL Headlines 2014: Day to Day Top Story
Free Agent Tracker 2014
Scouting Bureau 2014
Canadian Draft 2015
Evaluation Camp 2014
CFL Passages
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