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   <title>Eskimos sign LB Lloyd to extension</title>
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   The Edmonton Eskimos signed linebacker Maurice Lloyd to a contract extension through the 2010 season on Friday. Lloyd, who signed as a free agent this past February, had 55 tackles, four sacks and a forced fumble this past season. Over his four seasons in the CFL, he has totaled 217 tackles, 12 sacks, two interceptions and a forced fumble. 
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   <title>Montreal dominates CFL All-Star team</title>
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   The Montreal Alouettes had a CFL-best nine players listed on the league's All-Star team, which was disclosed Wednesday. Quarterback Anthony Calvillo, running back Avon Cobourne, guard Scott Flory and receiver Kerry Watkins were named to the offensive roster. Defensive end Anwar Stewart, defensive tackle Keron Williams and linebacker Chip Cox made the defensive squad, while punter/kicker Damon Duval and Larry Taylor were named special tea
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   <title>CFL Previews - Playoff Week 2 - November 22nd</title>
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   BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS (8-10) AT MONTREAL ALOUETTES (15-3) DATE &amp;amp; TIME: Sunday, November 22, 1:00 p.m. (et). GAME NOTES: The top team in the CFL in 2009 finally gets back to the gridiron this weekend, as the Montreal Alouettes vie for the Eastern Division Championship at Percival Molson Stadium in Quebec City versus the British Columbia Lions. The Als earned themselves some time off following the conclusion of the 
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   <title>Roughriders sign DB Alexander to two-year extension</title>
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   The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed defensive back Donovan Alexander to a two-year contract extension, with an option. Financial details of the signing were not released. The 24-year-old Alexander started 16 games at cornerback this season, finishing with 35 defensive tackles, three pass knockdowns and two fumble recoveries. Selected in the third round of the 2007 CFL Draft by Montreal, Alexander spent time with the 
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   <title>Calgary moves on to West Final after topping Edmonton</title>
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   Henry Burris threw two touchdown passes and Joffrey Reynolds powered the running game, as Calgary edged the Edmonton Eskimos, 24-21, in the Western semifinal at McMahon Stadium. Burris was 19-of-32 for 264 yards, while Reynolds had 127 yards on 18 carries for the Stampeders, who will travel to play Saskatchewan in the West Final next Sunday. Ricky Ray completed 18-of-30 passes for 162 yards and added a score on the ground for the Es
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   <title>Lions top Ticats in OT to reach East Final</title>
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   Ian Smart's eight-yard touchdown catch in overtime proved to be the difference, as the British Columbia Lions advanced to the East Final with a 34-27 win over the Hamilton Tiger-cats in an East Semifinal playoff battle. Casey Printers threw for 360 yards and a touchdown on 24-of-35 passing for the Lions, who will travel to play Montreal in the East Final next Sunday. It figures to be a tough matchup, as the Als finished a league-best 1
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   <title>Hamilton's Glenn tops CFL Players of the Month</title>
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   Hamilton quarterback Kevin Glenn and defensive end Justin Hickman, Winnipeg kick returner Jovon Johnson and Saskatchewan slotback Andy Fantuz have been selected as the CFL's top performers for October. Glenn, who helped the Tiger-Cats reach the postseason for the first time since 2004, earned offensive honors for completing 128-of-194 throws for 1,652 yards with eight touchdowns to three interceptions. He also rushed for a sco
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   <title>Riders head West Division All-Star team</title>
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   The Saskatchewan Roughriders placed nine players on the 2009 West Division All-Star team on Wednesday, while the Calgary Stampeders followed with eight. Quarterback Darian Durant highlighted the four Riders offensive selections, as he was joined by receiver Weston Dressler and linemen Gene Makowsky and Jeremy O'Day. The five defensive players for Saskatchewan were linemen Stevie Baggs and John Chick, linebackers Tad Kornegay and Sean 
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   <title>Montreal dominates East Division All-Star team</title>
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   The Montreal Alouettes dominated the East Division All-Star roster, announced Wednesday by the CFL. A total of 16 members of the Als were selected as East All-Stars, headed by quarterback Anthony Calvillo, running back Avon Cobourne and receivers Ben Cahoon, Jamel Richardson and Kerry Watkins. Linemen Josh Bourke, Scott Flory and Bryan Chiu were also chosen on the offensive side of the ball. Winnipeg running back Fred Reid and guard Bran
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