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TSN football analyst Chris Schultz is back with his Week 17 selections in the CFL. The Big Man finished 4-0 in Week 16, and sits at 43-22 on the season. Now Schultz is ready for more action. Ottawa Redblacks at Hamilton Tiger-Cats Friday Night Football with Ottawa at Hamilton. Ottawa may only have two wins in the season but it’s still great to have them in the league. If we could EVER get that ever-elusive 10th team on the East Coast of Canada, CFL football would really be something special. Just the inclusion of the East would make scheduling so much easier and geographical representation so much more attractive. I do not think Hamilton will take Ottawa lightly coming of the 41-3 loss, quite the opposite. With their one point loss, Hamilton might have to win outright to win the East as the rest of the schedule goes Ottawa, at Toronto, at Ottawa and finally Montreal at home. Yes, like both Montreal and Toronto, Hamilton can have a 10 win season. But it has to start Friday night. I’m taking the Ticats. Montreal Alouettes at Toronto Argonauts 6-8 vs. 6-8, who wants it most? I think the Alouettes have the better team but Toronto has the better quarterback. No matter the situation or circumstance, Ricky Ray just keeps grinding away and before you know it what was a deficit is now a lead and what was a lead has been enhanced. Lost in the Montreal win was only 12 passes completed by Jonathan Crompton in 25 attempts. Lost in the Argos win was Rays 34 completions on 45 attempts. Usually I take the best team to win but this may be the game Crompton has to, but cant. Ray has proven over and over he can. Quarterback advantage. Toronto over Montreal. Calgary Stampeders at Winnipeg Blue Bombers I just cant see it happening, Winnipeg winning that is. With Calgary coming off the bye, Bo Levi Mitchell back, and Jon Cornish as healthy as he is going to be, I just cant see it happening. It would be the upset of the year no doubt but not enough rock solid line of scrimmage players for Winnipeg, and too many for Calgary. At 12-2, the Stampeders are getting close to having the flexibility of playing who they want, but with four weeks to go you will see all starters involved. Nobody has allowed fewer points than Calgary (263) and only Edmonton has scored more points than Calgary 2nd (392). But Edmonton has played 15 games, Calgary 14. You know Mitchell wants to re-establish his own confidence and enhance the confidence of those around him. First place is waiting, I’m taking the Stampeders. Edmonton Eskimos at Saskatchewan Roughriders I’m not sure, or more accurately I have no idea what the Roughriders are going to do at quarterback. Tino Sunseri knows the offence the best, Seth Doege is a wildcard, and now 41-year-old Kerry Joseph is part of the mix. I do think pretty much everything else is there except for the most important thing. Edmonton looked good destroying Winnipeg. Very focused and aggressive, they played like the Eskimos of early 2014, not midpoint of 2014. The home crowd will help against a Roughriders team very much needing a win. Cant see it though, I’m going with the Eskimos. Wholesale Penguins Jerseys . - For years William Gay kept quiet. Fake Penguins Jerseys . The 36-year-old said a few months ago he would hang up his boots at the end of the season, but has since changed his mind. "Its a pity the season is ending now, as I am in good physical shape and enjoying myself," Di Natale said. https://www.cheappenguinsjersey.com/ . How foolishly wrong I was. Forget the now inherent corruption and back handed favours that plague the beautiful game. Goal Line Technology? Youre having a laugh. As for them penalty cheating bandits, footballs lawmakers upend them by awarding the penalty to the opponent each time a player attempts to con the referee into awarding ghost penalties. Pittsburgh Penguins Shirts . One out away from finishing off an impressive shutout, they let a must-win game slip away. Pittsburgh Penguins Pro Shop . - Andre Drummond had his best night on the boards.Stephen Myler landed an injury-time penalty to give Northampton a winning start to their Champions Cup campaign in a 16-14 victory over Montpellier at Franklins Gardens. Myler was on target in the final act of the game to ensure Saints domestic malaise, consisting of four defeats in six Aviva Premiership matches, was not carried into Europe.France No 8 Louis Picamoles was outstanding once again and finished as man of the match, but it was Myler who landed the killer blow after Montpellier scrum-half Nic White had failed to put the ball into touch. Montpellier, who sit second in the French league, fielded a gigantic starting XV with a large South African contingent and their bench was every bit as imposing, but Saints camped in their 22 in the final 10 minutes and were eventually rewarded. Highlights of Northamptons victory over Montpellier at Franklins Gardens The result will have eased the anxiety at Franklins Gardens caused by a poor start to the season which saw attack coach Alex King, who was linked with England less than 12 months ago, leave the club on Friday.Northampton, who withdrew Courtney Lawes from the team before kick-off, surged ahead after two minutes, luckily rescuing a stray lineout before Harry Mallinder spotted a chink in the visiting defence and raced into the hole.Once tackled he passed over the top to Picamoles on the left touchline and the back row powered through two defenders before slipping a superb offload to Calum Clark who slipped over. Harry Mallinder gets through Pierre Spies and Alexandre Dumoulin Mallinders influential start continued as he pick-pocketed lock Paul Willemse when Montpellier were on the brink of scoring and strong defence from Saints continued to keep them at bay.ddddddddddddThe lead extended to 10 points when Myler landed a penalty to accompany his earlier conversion and it looked like being Northamptons night when full-back Benjamin Fall declined a two-man overlap to go it alone only to fall inches short.But Montpellier were not so wasteful when the whitewash beckoned next with Nemani Nadolo slipping a clever pass to Joffrey Michel and the replacement full-back timed his scoring pass to Francois Steyn perfectly. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. A burst of speed and agile footwork from Picamoles enabled Northampton to turn defence in to attack and after briefly threatening from a five-metre scrum they were able to secure three more points through Mylers boot.Picamoles offloading was proving infectious as he produced another pass out of the tackle and then saw Sam Dickinson do the same as Saints launched a counter-attack.Steyn reduced the deficit to two points with a penalty to set-up a finely-poised final quarter, but the South Africa centre was subsequently guilty of missing the simplest of kicks. Steyn appeared to have won it for Montpellier with a late kick Mallinder missed touch and Montpellier were able to launch a counter that ended with Steyn finding his mark and edging his men in front, his two penalties going alongside one from Ben Botica.Northampton spent all of the last 10 minutes in the visiting half and when George North broke and chipped ahead, the line beckoned but Montpelliers defence scrambled in time.Mallinder fell short with a long-range penalty but with the final whistle about to blow, Myler hit the mark.You can watch Liverpool v Man Utd, plus Englands tour of Bangladesh and the British Masters on Sky Sports. Upgrade now and enjoy six months at half price! ' ' '