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Crap.

Liking Wilson's play more and more. Good nose for the ball.

Gray has looked confused a couple of times, particularly on the last Harris play.

All is forgiven, Matt.

Poorly thrown ball by Nichols that time.

Harris has lost nothing since last year.

Stats reflect poorly on Bombers so far.

Looked more like a uniform grab.

Patience, Grasshopper.

Not a stellar outing for Nichols so far.

Same difference.

Hmmm....our punt return game still leaves much to be desired.

Looks like our initial misgivings about Wilson are proving to be groundless.

Bombers lucky to give up only 3 points.

INo way should that have been completed- it floated long enough for an INT.

Would love to see Whitehead get hit deep with a pass.

Yup. the D-line is carnivorous.

Where the heck is the chat room?

Patience, my children, patience. All will be well. Or at least adequate.

Well, I'll be FAQ'd.

So....reminiscent of Regina, then?

Herdman is not as bad as many think, but not an all-star, either. Moreover, the interior of the Bomber O-line will take time to gel, so that will affect the running plays, thus taking pressure off the Lion MLB. Dumps over the middle ought to work, and God knows, Nichols has been used to doing that.

I am concerned that Reilly will break contain or threaten to and draw the Bomber linebackers up, then lob the ball over their heads to one of the inside receivers. I cannot see the Lions' running game doing much tonight.

I wouldn't want to be Rob Vanstone this year if he is going to speak heresy like this.

I give both the o-line and d-line edges to the Bombers. You can make a case that Reilly is better than Nichols and without Matthews in the lineup, maybe the Lions have a better receiving corps, but that works only if Reilly is vertical instead of horizontal. Bombers have a better running game and the secondaries are about the same- Lions seem to have better deep receivers but the Bombers ought to have a better short game. Special teams: edge to Bombers. Overall: 32-17 Bombers.