CFL: Blue Bombers 26, Roughriders 32 (OT)
The Blue Bombers tied things up with time expiring in regulation to force overtime, but it was Tommy Stevens punching in his third touchdown of the game to help the Roughriders come out on top.
The Blue Bombers tied things up with time expiring in regulation to force overtime, but it was Tommy Stevens punching in his third touchdown of the game to help the Roughriders come out on top.
Tommy Stevens finished with three touchdowns, Dhel Duncan-Busby finished with 148 receiving yards and the Roughriders home crowd played a critical roll in the win. The CFL on TSN panel breaks down a phenomenal prelude to next week's Banjo Bowl.
Despite needing overtime, Trevor Harris says it's always good to get the win, he recaps their offensive output and how they got the job done after some late adversity.
Aubrey Miller Jr. made his first CFL start against the Blue Bombers on Sunday night and recaps his game that included a sack and a crucial knockdown.
Dhel Duncan-Busby finished with 148 receiving yards and breaks down his game, the impact the home crowd had and where they go from here.
With the Roughriders back in the red zone, Tommy Stevens gets the call again and makes no mistake with his third touchdown of the game.
With 1 second left on the clock, Zach Collaros finds Dorian Singer in his first CFL game for the game-tying score to send this one to overtime.
With the Roughriders back in the red zone, Tommy Stevens takes the ball once again and dives in for his second score of the game to extend their lead over the Blue Bombers.
After getting stopped on his first two attempts, Tommy Stevens leaps over the line for the touchdown, to get the Roughriders back in front.
With the Blue Bombers attacking, Zach Collaros floats one to the end zone and Kevens Clercius is on the receiving end to put Winnipeg in front.
Daniel Wiebe picks up a huge chunk of yards on a catch-and-run play, and the Roughriders score a couple plays later as Trevor Harris hits Quali Conley for a touchdown pass.
Toronto Argonaut Damonte Coxie is honing in on 1000 yards receiving, a milestone he is yet to hit in his CFL career. If it happens during the Labour Day Classic while playing against a receiver who he studies, it would certainly be special.
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will look to hit the reset button as they head to Regina to take on the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the 61st edition of the Labour Day Classic, and the CFL on TSN panel get you set up for all the action ahead.
Davis Alexander threw for 297 yards and a touchdown, Tyler Snead had 69 receiving yards and a pair of touchdowns, and a Tyrice Beverette pick-six turned the game on its head to keep the Alouettes undefeated at home this season.
Tyrice Beverette led all Alouettes in tackles and had a crucial pick-six, and he joined TSN's Kenzie Lalonde after the game to break down his performance.
With one game in the books, SportsCentre takes a look at some of the top stories heading into the three remaining games on the Labour Day Weekend slate in the CFL.
Tyson Philpot's highlight reel diving catch came at a pivotal moment for the Montreal Alouettes, and he joined TSN's Kenzie Lalonde after the game to talk about the catch and more.
Tyrice Beverette led the Montreal Alouettes in tackles against the BC Lions, and he also picked up a crucial pick-six that helped the Alouettes have an explosive second half. The CFL on TSN panel break down that, and more.
The Montreal Alouettes looked uncharacteristically poor in the second quarter against the BC Lions, but an unbelievable catch from Tyson Philpot appeared to go to the legs of the Als, and they had a great second half to remain undefeated at home. TSN's Dustin Nielson and Luke Willson break down the tape.
Tyler Snead already had one touchdown in this one, and he put an exclamation point on it, capping a nine-play 70-yard drive with a one-yard rush that extended the Alouettes' lead late.
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