CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE
1972
Grey Cup Final - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (13) v (10) Saskatchewan Roughriders - The Tiger-Cats clinched their 6th Grey Cup Championship in dramatic fashion with a last play FG in their home stadium. Hamilton jumped out to a 10-0 lead early thanks to game MVP QB Chuck Ealey (18-29-291-1 + 63 yards rushing) but the Roughriders tied the game at the half thanks to the play of QB Ron Lancaster (20-29-239-1). The Defense's ruled the 2nd half but Ealey had one last chance to win the game with 2 minutes left and he led the Tiger-Cats into FG range where rookie kicker Ian Sunter, from Dundee in Scotland, kicked the game-winner on the last play. The game was also the final game for Hamilton legend Angelo Mosca who collected the trophy (8, 2001 CBC rebroadcast - CBC covered the 1st half and CTV covered the 2nd half, 2 Discs, CBC/CTV - Chevrier/Jackson/Esaw/Shatto, NTSC)
1996
Grey Cup Final - Toronto Argonauts (43) v (37) Edmonton Eskimos - In a fierce snow storm, Argos QB Doug Flutie claimed MVP honours and led his team to their 13th Grey Cup win. In a game of big plays, the Argos scored on an 80 yard punt return and a 49 yard interception return for the clinching TD. The Esks scored on 64 and 75 yard TD passes and a 91 yard kick-off return by Gizmo Williams. Both teams combined for 715 passing yards and no turnovers (8, Slight jumpy picture in 2nd half, 2 Discs, CBC - Cuthbert/Williams/Suitor, NTSC)
2006
Regular Season - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (25) @ (22) Edmonton Eskimos - The Bombers pulled out a miraculous win on the last play as WR Milt Stegall hauled in a pass from QB Kevin Glenn and raced 100 yards for the TD (10, JIP 1st Quarter, 2 Discs, TSN - Cuthbert/Suter, NTSC)
East Semi-Final - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (27) @ (31) Toronto Argonauts - Argos back-up QB Michael Bishop entered the game in the 4th quarter for an injured Damon Allen and threw 2 TD passes in the last 8 minutes to secure the comeback win (9, 2 Discs, CBC - Armitage/Flutie, PAL)
2007
Regular Season - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (39) @ (39) Edmonton Eskimos - Both teams battled to a rare tie game as neither team could find the break-though in overtime. The game was tied in the final minute of the 4th quarter by a diving TD catch by Winnipeg WR Milt Stegall, who tied the CFL All-Time record with TD's scored (9, 2 Discs, TSN - Black/McManus, PAL)
2009
Grey Cup - Montreal Alouettes (28) v (27) Saskatchewan Roughriders - Montreal won their 7th Grey Cup with a come-from-behind victory over the Roughriders. Saskatchewan raced out to a 17-3 lead at the half with QB Darian Durant (17-29-201-1) leading the way. But the Montreal Defense stepped up in the 2nd half and held the Roughriders to only 7 more points. Montreal's Offense also sparked to life, led by QB Anthony Calvillo (26-39-314-2) and RB Avon Cobourne (16-85-1 + 6-64-0), and they led the Alouettes to within 2 points with 1:45 remaining. A last-gasp drive gave Montreal a chance to win the game with a 43 yard FG but kicker David Duval missed. Saskatchewan had too many men on the field though, so Duval had 1 more chance to kick the game-winner and this time he made it (10, Disc 1 is Pre-Game, 3 Discs, TSN - Cuthbert/Suitor, NTSC)
2012
Regular Season - Saskatchewan Roughriders (38) @ (41) Calgary Stampeders - The Stamps banished the memory of their dramatic loss the week before with a big comeback win in McMahon Stadium. Calgary were down 17 points with only 5 minutes left when QB Kevin Glenn (27-42-385-4) led his team to 17 unanswered points to force Overtime, where his 4th TD pass of the day won it. The Stamps also featured WR's Nik Lewis (7-98-3) and Chris Bauman (7-86-0). The Roughriders were led by QB Darian Durant (19-37-219-2) and RB Kory Sheets (15-72-2) (10, 2 Discs, TSN - Cuthbert/Suitor, PAL)
Regular Season - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (32) @ (34) Calgary Stampeders - On a very snowy day at McMahon Stadium in Calgary, the Stampeders secured home advantage in the playoffs but needed late drama to do so. Calgary looked in control at the end of 3 quarters, leading 34-16, but the Tiger-Cats roared back with 16 unanswered points to pull within 2 points of the tie. They had one last chance after a successful on-side kick, but Hamilton failed on a last play FG when the ball slipped off the tee and the kicker failed to get the kick off. Calgary were led by QB Kevin Glenn (22-34-283-2), RB Jon Cornish (13-27-1 + 7-108-1) and DB Keon Raymond (100 yard interception return TD). Hamilton were led by QB Henry Burris (24-33-354-2), RB Avon Cobourne (12-68-0) and WR Chris Williams (7-122-1). Next day re-broadcast missing the last 2:47 of the 1st half. No scoring missed (10, 2 Discs, TSN - Cuthbert/Suitor, PAL)
2016
Grey Cup - Calgary Stampeders (33) v (39) Ottawa Redblacks - Ottawa upset the odds to win their 1st ever Grey Cup with an Overtime victory at BMO Field in Toronto. The Stamps were favourites due to a 15-2-1 record but the Redblacks started fast in the game and took a 20-7 lead in at the half before extending their lead to 27-7 early in the 2nd half. Calgary fought back though, and tied the game on the last play of regulation. Ottawa scored 1st in Overtime then used great Defense to hold out the Stamps, forcing 3 straight incompletions to settle the game in their favour. Ottawa were led by MVP QB Henry Burris (35-46-461-3 + 2 rushing TD's), RB Kienan Lafrance (11-42-0) and WR's Earnest Jackson (6-96-1), Brad Sinopoli (6-94-1) and Juron Criner (3-89-0). Calgary featured QB Bo levi Mitchell (28-41-391-2), RB Jerome Messam (8-35-1) and WR DaVaris Daniels (7-89-0) (9, 2 Discs, TSN - Cuthbert/Suitor/Orlesky/Scianetti, PAL)