Aug 20, 2022; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Calgary Stampeders quarterback Jake Maier (12) comes off the sphere after defeating the Toronto Argonauts at BMO Area. Necessary Credit score: John E. Sokolowski-Imagn Photos Two CFL West groups whose seasons went sideways meet Friday night time in Calgary when the Stampeders host the scuffling Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Calgary (4-8-1) is 0-4-1 in its final 5 video games and Saskatchewan (5-7-1) is 0-6-1 over its final seven. The Stamps may have snapped their winless streak on Saturday however as an alternative settled for a 19-19 tie at residence with Montreal.
“You do not actually have something, to be sincere,” stated quarterback Jake Maier of his emotions after the tie. “There isn’t any feeling of failure from dropping or pleasure from profitable — it is someplace in between. That is type of new for me.”
Maier did his half to earn the win, finishing 29 of 37 passes for 236 yards and a landing. However Calgary could not get it executed, mixing in sufficient dropped passes and essential penalties to maintain it from incomes the end result.
“No one likes ties,” stated Stamps coach Dave Dickenson. “I get it, although. I imply, what number of overtimes are you going to play?”
Whereas Calgary has to bounce again on a brief week, Saskatchewan had a bye week that seems to have come on the proper time. Its 26-21 defeat at Winnipeg on Sept. 7 stored its current run of futility going, erasing a 5-1 begin that had it atop the division.
Frustrations boiled over this week for the Roughriders. Coach Corey Mace threw the workforce off form on Tuesday for what he thought-about a sub-standard effort, punctuating his motion with a profanity-laced speech.
Mace was feeling significantly better after a Wednesday exercise produced the specified end result.
“It is a complete workforce factor,” he stated. “All people’s bought to purchase into what’s being stated and definitely I believed no matter was stated labored as a result of as we speak was wonderful.”
Calgary has not received a sport since Aug. 4 whereas Saskatchewan is on the lookout for its first victory since July 19.
The Roughriders will host the Stampeders within the common season finale on Oct. 26 in Regina.
–Area Degree Media
