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September 04, 2013
CFL Pick 'Em, Week 11: It's the back half of the traditional Labour Day home-and-home, which means that if you forget to make your picks, I'll just re-use your picks from last week. Talk about a labour saving device! Put down your hammers and make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 09:13 PM - 12 comments
Thinking this just might be the week that the smallest amount of parity enters the fray ...
Edmonton by 3
Hamilton by 3
Montreal by 7
Saskatchewan by 11
posted by cixelsyd at 10:28 PM on September 04, 2013
Edmonton by 6
BC by 7
Montreal by 9
Saskatchewan 17
posted by goddam at 12:07 AM on September 05, 2013
Calgary by 11
British Columbia by 8
Toronto by 6
Saskatchewan by 21
posted by tommybiden at 12:15 AM on September 05, 2013
Calgary by 7
BC by 6
Montreal by 9
Saskatchewan by 24
posted by ic23b at 12:36 AM on September 05, 2013
Ha! The perils of picking by coin flip when there is near consensus of who will win all the games. Maybe I'll do better this week.
Calgary by 10
B.C. by 6
Montreal by 7
Saskatchewan by 4
posted by bender at 10:58 AM on September 05, 2013
Oh, last place ... we can only go up!
Edmonton by 4 (Esks are due)
B.C. by 15
Montreal by 11
Saskatchewan by 5
posted by jjzucal at 03:11 PM on September 05, 2013
Edmonton by 1
B.C. by 7
Montreal by 15
Saskatchewan by 18
posted by MrFrisby at 06:21 PM on September 05, 2013
Hey Dr JE, sounds great to reuse my last week's pics!
cal 3
hami by 2
Argos by 2
sask by 12
posted by argoal at 10:59 AM on September 06, 2013
Edmonton by 3
Hamilton by 3,
Montreal by 10
Saskatchewan by 10
posted by JPR at 01:16 PM on September 06, 2013
Calgary by 6
BC by 4
Montreal by 9
Saskatchewan by 14
posted by Reever at 01:20 PM on September 06, 2013
Calgary by 4 Hamilton by 6 Montreal by 18 Saskatchewan by 9
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 09:01 PM on September 06, 2013
Hamilton makes it close but B.C. holds on for the win at home. Winnipeg finally scores some points, but lets in a whole bunch more in Saskatchewan. Edmonton makes a game of it but can't complete the comeback in Calgary, while what Montreal and Toronto played could barely be called a game.
cixelsyd keeps pace with Reever to maintain a one-point lead. argoal nets a very nice seven points to jump back into the pack.
Traditionally, schedulemakers had to work Labour Day but got the following weekend off. That's how we ended up with the annual post-Labour-Day home-and-home!
WEEK 11
Calgary @ Edmonton (Friday, September 6)
Edmonton's seven-game losing streak is nearly not as bad as it looks: that's four straight games they've lost by no more than three points. And playing your provincial rival at home isn't a bad place to stop a streak.
B.C. @ Hamilton (Saturday, September 7)
Hamilton actually looked pretty decent last week, but B.C. always plays well on the road, and getting distracted by the bright lights of Guelph is, shall we say, a low risk.
Toronto @ Montreal (Sunday, September 8)
Both teams played terribly last week. Look for maybe one of them to not do quite so horribly this week. Please?
Saskatchewan @ Winnipeg (Sunday, September 8)
Winnipeg's seven-game losing streak, on the other hand, has been every bit as bad as it looks.
Good luck!