Toronto at Calgary (-7.5, 55)
It has been an ugly start for the Grey Cup champion Calgary Stampeders in 2009 with a pair of losses. Last week’s 42-30 loss at Winnipeg could have been worse except for the meaningless 20 points they scored in the final stanza. That is two double digit defeats for the defending champs as favorites, surrendering 40 or more points on both occasions. The Stamps are hoping a little home cooking will help and in spite of last week’s blowout, they are still 7-2 ATS off a loss.
Toronto’s five turnovers and silly penalties led to their 46-36 demise to Saskatchewan. They were flagged 14 times in the first half alone and were outscored 30-0 over a 15-minute period in the game. With how the CFL schedule works, teams rest will vary. The Argonauts played last Saturday and are 2-9 ATS when playing with six or less days rest, losing by average of more than 16 points a game.
Toronto faces a tall order versus a frustrated champ on there home turf. The Argos are 1-4 SU and ATS, being outscored by 19.1 points per game at McMahon Stadium. This contest has total potential, with Toronto 6-0 UNDER in road games off a non-conference test and Calgary 8-0 UNDER off two or more consecutive Overs.
Will be back later ( hopefully ) with some more trends on this game
It has been an ugly start for the Grey Cup champion Calgary Stampeders in 2009 with a pair of losses. Last week’s 42-30 loss at Winnipeg could have been worse except for the meaningless 20 points they scored in the final stanza. That is two double digit defeats for the defending champs as favorites, surrendering 40 or more points on both occasions. The Stamps are hoping a little home cooking will help and in spite of last week’s blowout, they are still 7-2 ATS off a loss.
Toronto’s five turnovers and silly penalties led to their 46-36 demise to Saskatchewan. They were flagged 14 times in the first half alone and were outscored 30-0 over a 15-minute period in the game. With how the CFL schedule works, teams rest will vary. The Argonauts played last Saturday and are 2-9 ATS when playing with six or less days rest, losing by average of more than 16 points a game.
Toronto faces a tall order versus a frustrated champ on there home turf. The Argos are 1-4 SU and ATS, being outscored by 19.1 points per game at McMahon Stadium. This contest has total potential, with Toronto 6-0 UNDER in road games off a non-conference test and Calgary 8-0 UNDER off two or more consecutive Overs.
Will be back later ( hopefully ) with some more trends on this game
