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Not exactly a barn burner tonight, and that favours BC.

Well I'll be damned. Nichols can throw bombs.

Nice pass even if was broken up.

Worry not. Having caught a ball, he will now don his Cloak of Invisibility.

Reilly can still throw darts

A good sustained drive, even if BC penalties were a big part of it. Lotsa variety in play calls.

Bombers would be well advised to get out in front real fast.

This is either going to be a Bomber rout of the Lions or the most embarrassing loss of the season.

Two of the major food groups.

Barriere and Ward are apparently the two potential nuggets on the list.

And he became a QB pretty late in his athletic career. None of this guarantees that he will ever become a CFL starter but it would be nice to know one way or another before he is thrown out onto the field in an emergency relief situation.

A lot of the linemen who have come to the CFL from the US of A have mentioned that. That the extra man and the wider field seem to be the big adjustments but some never get it.

I will be watching for him to see how many Leos he puts on roller skates.

Or, he has shown very well in practice. No one expected Geoff Gray or Kongbo to start this season , but here we are and they are doing well.

Well, he is aware of his strengths.....

I assume that you are referring to the last 90 seconds of the game.

RE: the Walby burger: ugh. Reminds me of that Texas roadhouse that serves 64 ounce steaks and people eat until they barf. That would put me off burgers forever. RE: the Lions/Bomber game tomorrow. A wounded animal is often the most dangerous and the stench of the Argo game is still in my nostrils. If the Lions are within striking distance at halftime, Bombers will be in trouble, because that was the scenario in the Argo game. Reilly is dinged up but still a premier QB, waaay better than Bethel-Thompson. Moreover, the Bombers have sucked at halftime adjustments since, well, forever.

It was a tragi-comedy, but for the fans of the Big Blue, it was pure tragedy. And an infuriating one at that.

Thus spake Zarathustra.

Ain't nobody got no guarantees. We thought the game against the Argos would be a laugher.

On 1290 radio this morning, Bauming stated that in the past 3 games, 54% of the Bomber offence came from Harris, and that is not sustainable.

You not assuming that the coaches have been tailoring their offensive game plans to make the most of Nichols' abilities.

Andrew Harris

You mean a drier fan?

You are a foolhardy man.