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Seriously? They look like lizards in that get-up.

His briefcase is just full of shredded newspaper...

I guarantee that everyone will be able to obtain rebel flags cheaply and quickly for the forseeable future, and they will face no legal sanction for possessing them. (In the US anyway. Canada, who knows?) They're just not gonna get to buy them with free Prime shipping.

Hey, it's iso! Welcome back!

Yeah, this isn't about banning. It's about how the government represents itself to the people it governs. 1/3 of South Carolina is black. Should South Carolina fly a KKK flag on its government buildings? That's what's at stake here. Interesting CFL note: the Southsiders in Ottawa waved confederate battle flags back in the 90s (and probably before). I wonder if they still do that?

Yeah, I know lots of left wingers and no one is talking about outright banning the stars n bars ... but they are saying that the flag represents some pretty heinous **** and that a government of the people ought not to fly a flag that celebrates slavery, Jim Crow, and hostility to the civil rights movement.

Should a replay official be allowed to rule something a touchdown if they don't actually see the ball cross the line, but they guess it did? It seems weird to let the replay official guess at the real outcome of a play if it's uncertain. If replay is uncertain, I want them to just go with the call on the field and move on.

2012 too. 2-7 after the Labour Day game and then 4-5. The tiny little bump of hope we got in the fall got Tim Burke's interim status dropped.

Greg Carr was a midseason recruit. Derek Armstrong too, though he'd already had some CFL time with Saskatchewan so he probably doesn't count. There was that emergency during 2013 when we lost both our starting tackles and brought in Dan Knapp and Jarvis Jones on like three days notice. Both guys played pretty well for us their first game vs. Edmonton tho we lost in overtime -- I think that was Burke's kneeldown game and also the game that exiled Goltz to Burke's doghouse for good. Both Knapp and Jones stuck around after the emergency was over, they were with us in 2014.

Yeah, that's a great handle. The system worked like it was designed: on-field official called it in, no conclusive evidence that it didn't get in, command center upheld the decision. Maybe it was a bad call, the only way we'll know is to go back in time and point a camera right down the 1 yard line, because from the tsn handheld perspective there's no way to be sure where the ball was. And it didn't cost us the game anyway. No harm, no foul.

BC just didn't look like they were in sync as a team. Their short passing game got zero blocking help downfield. Lions were whiffing on their blocks and the receivers were getting blown up good. Lulay looked like he was getting back on his game, though. Good comeback story, hope he stays upright. It must be murderous hard for a QB to change their windup and delivery when they're in their 30s.

#plugandplay Sucks to hear about Smith though. He's the kind of dynamic player I want to see in the league.

Kevin Glenn's Roughriders are starting to look like Henry Burris' TiCats of 2012 -- sling the ball over the field, piling up yards, and be utterly unable to close out games. And it's not Glenn's fault. His coaches and his teammates are letting him down with boneheaded decisions and penalties.

#noleadissafe #plugandplay

One team keeps shooting itself in the foot. The other keeps reloading the gun.

Roughriders just disintegrating. Kevin Glenn has done everything to win this game, but he's snakebit it seems.

Wally knows when to part ways with old talent. I remember everyone calling him out as a fool when he parted ways with McCallum. And Saskatchwan with the Tim Burke kneeldown!

I guess we'll see if Wally's decision to keep the big leg import was the right one...

OH FOR CHRIST'S SAKE BC CAN YOU PLEASE JUST EXECUTE THE FIRST 1 SECOND OF A FOOTBALL PLAY CORRECTLY?

I hate that the command center can rule, effectively, that the Roughrider sneak play should have been whistled dead earlier than it was. That really feels like the prerogative of the onfield officials.

I don't care who wins, I just want to hear Cuthbert say "there are no flags."

Kevin Glenn doing his damnedest to put this game away, but his teammates are letting him down bigtime.

Harris just got his wake-up call. If BC gets past those red-zone blues, this game'll have a good finish.

Man those BC receivers are shy about blocking for each other -- guys taking short passes are getting lit up bad. Then you compare that with Bagg and Richardson throwing downfield blocks to spring their buddies for big/important gains. Roughriders looking like they're playing a team game, Lions not so much.

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