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For the first time in history, according to Roughriders’ historian Rob Vanstone, Saskatchewan will play a CFL Western semi-final playoff game against BC… in Vancouver!
@RoarReport@Stampeders1945 What difference does it make to go by winning percentage in the group of three that are tied or counting wins and losses in that group, it does the exact same thing. All three must be sorted, if not: you must take all three to the next tiebreaker (scoring for vs scored against).
@CFLonTSN@TSNDaveNaylor Sad to see the 55 go, hopefully a C, a red and white C adorned a stylized maple leaf carving the negative space of the C will mark centre field.
@Stampeders1945 If Ron Lancaster had not missed almost all of the entirety of that third game, due to an injury suffered in Calgary in game two; one does wonder what the outcome of game three may have been.
@Stampeders1945 Daryl: After a reach out to the league, Saskatchewan would be ahead of Calgary based on winning percentage within that group of three. The order is Winnipeg 3-2, Saskatchewan 2-2, Calgary 2-3.
@RoarReport@Stampeders1945 The next tiebreaker, if going past wins-losses among the three teams involved, would be point for and against among the three-teams.
The tiebreaker has to determine how to place all three teams in the standings, not just eliminate one and then tie-break the remaining two.