#Toronto Argonauts

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Toronto Argonauts 111th Grey Cup Champions

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Toronto Argonauts: 2024 Grey Cup Champions

VANCOUVER — The Toronto Argonauts were the hottest team in the league going into the playoffs. That momentum took them all the way to a win in the 111th Grey Cup.

The Argos used a dominant defensive effort to top the favoured Winnipeg Blue Bombers 41-24. Nick Arbuckle, filling in for injured Argos’ starting quarterback Chad Kelly, threw for over 250 yards with a pair of touchdowns and a pair of interceptions.

The win gives the Argos their 19th-ever Grey Cup and marks the second time in three years that they have taken one at the expense of the Bombers, who made their fifth consecutive appearance in the game.

Arbuckle connected with eight different receivers to lead a balanced offensive attack.

Zach Collaros dealt with an injured finger in the second half, but returned to play. He threw three of his four interceptions after the injury occurred. Collaros finished the night 15-30 for 202 yards.

Rookie Ontaria Wilson led the Bombers’ receivers with 99 yards on five catches.

The Duke of Sussex Prince Harry helped get things going with an appearance at the game at BC Place, while The Jonas Brothers rocked an enthralled crowd of 52,439 at BC Place in the Twisted Tea Grey Cup Halftime Show.

The Argos’ defence made quick work out of the Bombers’ first offensive drive, taming a crowd that was famished for a big Winnipeg play.

After a 23-yard return from Janarion Grant, Arbuckle showed a lot of poise in his first drive of the day. The peak of his 11-play, 51-yard drive came when he converted a second-and-17 to Deonta McMahon to get in scoring range. Lirim Hajrullahu converted a 16-yard field goal to open the scoring at 7:03 of the first quarter.

Collaros made just two of his first five passes for just three yards before he connected with Ontaria Wilson for a 49-yard pickup to move to Toronto’s 10-yard line. That drive also saw Oliveira get hist first touches of the day, before backup quarterback Terry Wilson came into the game and forced his way into the end zone from three yards out at 14:38. Sergio Castillo‘s convert put the Bombers up 7-3 with just a second left to play in the game’s opening quarter.

The Bombers appeared to be headed for a similar scoring play when Collaros found Kenny Lawler for a 22-yard gain to get to Toronto’s 35-yard line. With Collaros hungry for more, the Argos’ defence came up big at its eight-yard line. Jake Ceresna forced Collaros to throw the ball out of bounds and then d-lineman Robbie Smith sacked Collaros on second down, bringing Castillo out to hit a 19-yard field goal that gave the Bombers a 10-3 lead at 8:46 of the second quarter.

After Arbuckle found Damonte Coxie for a 39-yard gain to get to the Bombers’ 13-yard line, it was Winnipeg’s defence that made a key stop. Willie Jefferson sacked Arbuckle, turning what could have been a touchdown into a 34-yard Hajrullahu field goal to make it a 10-6 game at 12:47. The veteran kicker had a body make contact with him after the make, that left him limping on the sidelines as he watched his teammates.

The Argos got one more shot at a score, thanks to defensive back Benjie Franklin, who intercepted Collaros as he looked for Keric Wheatfall. Hajrullahu, visibly impacted by the earlier hit, coolly sent a 45-yard field goal through the uprights with 21 seconds left in the half. The Bombers went into the locker room at the break holding a 10-9 advantage.

The Argos’ first offensive drive of the third quarter fizzled midfield, but punter John Haggerty managed to tie the game at 10 aside with a 67-yard punt at 2:28.

The third quarter featured a pair of big defensive plays. With the Argos’ plodding their way up the field, Jefferson got to Arbuckle and forced a fumble and while the Argos recovered, they were forced to punt. Bombers’ returner Lucky Whitehead had the ball popped loose from him at his team’s 17-yard line and recovered by the Argos’ Jack Cassar, setting up the Argos’ offence in a prime scoring situation.

Arbuckle only needed one play to find rookie receiver Kevin Mital, who ran the ball in for the team’s first touchdown of the day. Hajrullahu’s extra point went through at 9:11, putting his team in front 17-10.

The Bombers tried to take any momentum earned on that touchdown away immediately. Arbuckle looked for Damonte Coxie on the sideline, but was picked off by Terrell Bonds, getting the Bombers’ fans in the building up on their feet and lively again. The energy stayed high as Oliveira broke through for a 35-yard gain to the Argos’ 35-yard line. Castillo finished off the quick drive with a 40-yard field goal to make it a 17-13 game at 12:42.

The third quarter closed with a frenetic sequence of events. Haggerty had his punt blocked by Michael Ayers at end of third quarter. Officials called Winnipeg’s Kyrie Wilson for a push in the melee which led to a loose ball interference call, giving Toronto a first down. Two plays later, Arbuckle was intercepted by Jefferson, which got the Bombers to the red zone. With Collaros out of the game momentarily to have a bleeding finger on his throwing hand attended to, Wilson came into the game but was unable to finish the drive. Castillo hit from 23-yards out at 2:23 of the fourth quarter, making it a one-point game, with the Argos up 17-16.

After those unsettling plays, Arbuckle settled in for a poised, eight-play, 68-yard that featured a gutsy seven-yard run, before he capped it with a 17-yard touchdown pass to Dejon Brissett. Hajrullahu’s convert gave the Argos a 24-16 lead over the Bombers at 7:52.

Collaros returned to the game with his hand bandaged, but immediately looked deep on a pass, but was intercepted by DaShaun Amos, who ran the ball back deep into Winnipeg territory. A penalty moved the Argos to the eight-yard line. The Bombers’ defence held and forced Hajrullahu back onto the field, where he sent 14-yard field goal through to put his team up 27-16.

The Argos’ defence looked for the dagger in the game when Robert Priester intercepted Collaros and ran it 61 yards for the score. Hajrullahu’s convert pushed the score to 34-16 at 12:07, as the Argo fans in the building began to celebrate. Linebacker Wynton McManis added to the party as the clock ticked down, pulling in a tipped Collaros pass for the Argos’ fourth pick of the night.

Argos head coach Ryan Dinwiddie got an early Gatorade shower from the Argos’ sideline, with the party getting underway early.

For the Bombers, Brady Oliveira broke the plane with 47 seconds to play, but by that point many of their fans had filed out of the stadium. The Argos’ supporters cheered their team on as the final seconds ticked away, with the players rushing the field to begin a party that will last all week.

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Gary "The Gut" Goombah - Week 12, 2024

Gary "The Gut" is in a slump. No worries, young gamblers. He's back with another week of football selections. This week includes the CFL's Grey Cup Championship bonus selection.

Gary “The Gut” Goombah – Week 12, 2024 Week 11 Recap Gary is in a slump, kinda like Robin Ventura’s 0-41 hitless streak to start his career with the Chicago White Sox. Yeah, that sucked. But then Robin turned into a 6 time Gold Glove Third Baseman, going to two All-Star games and having an excellent 16 year career. Can Gary “The Gut” rebound like Robin did? NCAA Selections Miami Hurricanes…

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If you want to be inspired, you have to watch this vlog, where the late Jim Tovey is recognized for his visions, along with Michael "Pinball" Clemons also being recognized for his personal excellence in the CFL. I advise you see through this entire vlog, as the speeches are amazing; I hope this vlog inspires you!

Watch full vlog here👇

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Toronto sports are cursed 😭

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LCF/CFL : Ottawa Rouge et Noir 38 - Toronto Argonauts 58

Faits saillants du match de la LCF entre le Rouge et Noir d’Ottawa et les Argonauts de Toronto. https://www.rds.ca/videos/football/lcf-rouge-et-noir-38-argonauts-58-3.1451541

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I Remember When Athletes Played Sports, Not Money Games

Okay,  okay  … this is for all you who keep trying to talk to me about Toronto’s sports teams. Anyone who knows me knows that I refuse to put a single dollar into the bank accounts of these ridiculously overpaid teams. I do not care about the Blue Leafs.I do not care about the Maple Jay’s.I do not care about the Raptornauts. I think that paying players millions upon millions to play a sport…

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Paul Woods: CFL 1994-Week 1: Baltimore Stallions @ Toronto Argonauts: First Baltimore Game in the CFL

Source:The New Democrat  The first Canadian Football League game ever for the City of Baltimore, Maryland, which was starving for major league pro football again to the point they would take a CFL franchise to show they can and will support good pro football. This is not a shot at the CFL, of which I’m actually a fan and watch their games in America, but Baltimore is one of the greatest pro…

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Benjie Franklin - Toronto Argonauts vs Winnipeg Blue Bombers 11/17/24/

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Prince Harry welcomed with loud cheers at Canadian Grey Cup to promote Invictus Games. His brief yet electrifying appearance set the tone for the night.

Prince Harry Steals the Spotlight at Canadian Grey Cup Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, made a surprise appearance at Canada’s 111th Grey Cup in Vancouver on Sunday, November 17, 2024. The event, Canada’s version of the Super Bowl, saw the Toronto Argonauts clash with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. But before the game began, the royal stole the show. Dressed in a dark shirt and black coat, Prince…

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GB News: Meghan Markle's husband spoke in Vancouver ahead of the game between the Toronto Argonauts and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers by u/Von_und_zu_

GB News: Meghan Markle's husband spoke in Vancouver ahead of the game between the Toronto Argonauts and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers I cannot stop laughing. He is so reduced.On the other hand, GB News is absurd and ridiculous. Harold is the one with the name, title and connections. He is the only one actually bringing in any money as far as I can tell. He is the only reason anyone important ever agrees to talk to them. She is an utter nobody.This article is actually quite stupid all around. The headline itself is provocative but totally misleading:Prince Harry talks 'family healing' in new interview as Duke of Sussex pictured in Canada.Of course we click because the outrage! The nerve! This guy has no grasp of "family healing" when it comes to his family or his wife's family. But the actual quote in the article reveals that he is not talking about personal "family healing." Instead, he is talking about Ingriftus and veterans. "It’s really an opportunity for the individuals themselves and their families to heal and rehabilitate.” GB News is pathetic but the "Meghan Markle's husband" bit gave me an excellent laugh.I'm also fascinated by this surprise Ingriftus promotional tour... Are they not drumming sufficient interest? Have donations been insufficient? (Note to Harold - why do you not donate any money?) And where is Madame? Or the children?https://ift.tt/s6A7xJH post link: https://ift.tt/e40rjLy author: Von_und_zu_ submitted: November 18, 2024 at 03:02PM via SaintMeghanMarkle on Reddit disclaimer: all views + opinions expressed by the author of this post, as well as any comments and reblogs, are solely the author's own; they do not necessarily reflect the views of the administrator of this Tumblr blog. For entertainment only.

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Prince Harry Talks Invictus Games at Grey Cup Festival 2024 | Us Weekly

"Prince Harry made an appearance at the 2024 Grey Cup Festival.

"Harry, 40, spoke with TSN on the sidelines of the Grey Cup on Sunday, November 17, in Vancouver ahead of the game between Toronto Argonauts and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. He was joined by Invictus Games competitor Wen Nie.

"Harry was in Vancouver to promote the Invictus Games, which will be taking place in the city, as well as Whistler, from February 8 to February 16 next year. 'It’s our ten year anniversary this year, which is really exciting,' Harry told TSN on Sunday. 'The Invictus movement started back in 2014. It’s a sporting platform used for the rehabilitation and support for wounded soldiers, serving and veterans. We have 25 nations, growing all the time. It’s really an opportunity for the individuals themselves and their families to heal and rehabilitate.'"