Barnes ices the game with a 60-yard TD in the final minute
With just 45 seconds left in regulation, Clark Barnes ices the game by taking a short pass from Vernon Adams Jr., getting past his defender, and scampering 60 yards to the house.
With just 45 seconds left in regulation, Clark Barnes ices the game by taking a short pass from Vernon Adams Jr., getting past his defender, and scampering 60 yards to the house.
Late in the game, Justin Hardy makes a back-shoulder catch on a pass from McLeod Bethel-Thompson as the Redblacks inch closer to the Stampeders, 38-28.
Early in the fourth quarter, Mario Anderson Jr. takes the hand-off and knifes his way into the end zone to give the Redblacks life against the Stampeders. Ottawa would complete the two-point conversion to make it a two-score game, 35-21.
In the final seconds of the third quarter, Vernon Adams Jr. hits Tevin Jones on a five-yard touchdown pass as the Stamps extend their leads over the Redblacks to 35-13.
With 30 seconds remaining in the half, McLeod Bethel-Thompson connects with Ayden Eberhardt, who muscles into the end zone from seven yards out, as the Redblacks trim the Stampeders' lead to 25-13.
Late in the second quarter, Deonta McMahon takes the hand-off and barrels his way into the end zone for his second major of the game as the Stampeders take a 25-6 lead over the Redblacks.
Midway through the second quarter, Tyreik McAllister takes the hand-off and rushes 28 yards to the house as the Stampeders extend their lead over the Redblacks,18-6.
One play after Clark Barnes' dazzling catch in the first quarter, Deonta McMahon accepts a short pass from Vernon Adams Jr. and powers his way into the end zone as the Stampeders strikes first against the Redblacks, 7-0.
The CFL on TSN panel discusses the Lions being the hottest team in the league following their seventh win in eight games, the big missed opportunity for the Roughriders to inch closer to the first place Elks, and how much the Blue Bombers' offence struggled in their loss to the Argonauts.
Chad Kelly threw for 290 yards and two touchdowns, Lirim Hajrullahu hit a 36-yard field goal with 27 seconds remaining, and the Argonauts held on to beat the Blue Bombers for their fourth straight win.
Canadian Nathan Rourke was on fire, throwing for 375 yards and four touchdowns, two of which went to Keon Hatcher Sr., as the Lions topped the Roughriders to improve to 8-6 on the season.
Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke joins Farhan Lalji to share what it took to get the victory against the Roughriders, what's working so well in the red zone for the club, and why he feels explosive plays are coming back into his arsenal.
Lions wide receiver Jevon Cottoy joins Farhan Lalji to discuss how the game against the Roughriders felt like a heavyweight fight, the physical role he was able to play to get key first downs, and the roll the team is on having won seven of the last eight games.
After Nathan Rourke finds Justin McInnis for a huge gain late in the fourth quarter, the QB hooks up with Jermaine Jackson in the end zone from 11 yards out as the Lions pull away late against the Roughriders, 31-16.
Midway through the third quarter, Nathan Rourke throws a 10-yard touchdown pass to Jevon Cottoy as the Lions extend their lead over the Roughriders to 24-13.
With 16 seconds to play, Nathan Rourke finds Keon Hatcher Sr. for his second touchdown of the game as the Lions re-take the lead over the Roughriders, 17-13.
Late in the second quarter, Trevor Harris finds Dylan Djete for a 13-yard touchdown as the Roughriders take a 13-10 lead over the Lions.
Argonauts wide receiver Damonte Coxie joins Danielle Bain to share how much fun it was to play in the wild back-and-forth affair against the Blue Bombers, where the team's resiliency comes from, what it's like to watch the defence close it out, and his impressive chemistry with Chad Kelly.
Argonauts quarterback Chad Kelly joins Danielle Bain to discuss the team's resiliency in their road win over the Blue Bombers, adjustments the group made heading into the second half, and his chemistry with Damonte Coxie.
ADVERTISEMENT