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I really am starting to like the over in this game. In the CFL, we have five of the last six games go over the total (with the sixth game falling 3 points short, largely due to heavy rain in Hamilton). IMO this is a case of the offences starting to click, and overpower the defences.

Sunday afternoon we have a matchup between two teams that look (on paper) to match up well for a fairly high scoring game. Hamilton, with the addition of Bruce (who is good, but not as good as he thinks) and the emergence of Cobb now have a foursome of Porter/Rodriguez/Bruce/Cobb that should really move the ball against one of the worst defences in the league. Saskatchewan is really suffering, with the loss of Ritchie Hall, and some major injuries. This is a team that can't stop anyone on the ground right now, so they will have their hands full with Cobb and Porter, who is proving to be a very mobile QB. If they decide to stuff the box, Porter has the talent and now the experience to make the right reads and get the ball to his playmakers. I really think the Riders will have a heckuva time stopping the Tabbies on this day.

The Tiger Catgs are also quite vulnerable on the defensive side of the ball. People have praised them for the way they contained the Aloutettes, and holding the Eskimos to only 21 points. Well, they really have had a few horshoes up their rears, because they are giving up yardage at an alarming rate. Only the rain prevented the Eskimos from piling on points in the 2nd half last week, and Montreal had no problem moving the ball against this team. Their secondary has some serious problems, which is advantage Riders, especially considering that Saskatchewan has really depended on the passing game with Cates struggling. Durant is a sketchy, unreliable QB, but that may not be so bad for betting the over. He has a tendency to throw the high risk passes, which can result in quick points for one team or the other.

Can the CFL produce 4 overs this week? I think this will turn out to be a great game to watch.

Hamilton/Saskatchewan OVER 51

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Big discussion here at the bash bout this ovr
No big wind and we all like it
 

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You might be right about a 4-0 sweep for total overs. If an under is to occur this week, it should have happened already. Weak defenses with Saskatachewan allowing most points and Hamilton most yards in CFL. In the past, 5 of 6 previous meetings have been high scoring.
 

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line opened at 54.5 now down to 51.5, will watch closely
 

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Hamilton's defence 2nd in the league in Yppt allowed 18.2 - means they give up 18.2 yards for every point they bend but dont break and they get alot of turnovers

Sask defense last in the league in Yppt allowed - 11.4 only have to get 11 yards to score 1 point on this team.

Hamilton Offensive YPPT is 15.2 means they need to get 15 yards to score a point. They are good ball control offense nice mix of run and pass.

Sask Offensive YPPT is 12.2 second in the league only to CGY means they are efficient score points on short feilds.

If hamilton grinds out long drives but stall short of end zone & Sask turns the ball over you could see this game go under.

I think both teams will try to establish the run game in the drizzle - Turnovers = under
 

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if there's hardly any wind i like the over.. both offences are clicking.
 

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