Tiger-Cats vs. Alouettes: September 25, 2009
Tiger-Cats gameday is here once again. And so the time to post the thread for posting about the game as it's happening has come. So I'll get it started off once again, as it seems I'm expected to get these threads started off. Hopefully there won't be many posts to it, as Ticat fans will hopefully be there at the game. Here we go.
WHAT – Tiger-Cats Gameday: Tiger-Cats vs. Alouettes.
WHO - The Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Montreal Alouettes.
WHY – To see if the Ticats will have a chance to catch the Als in the standings, and leave the blue team and the spies far behind them in the standings. And also to see if they'll continue to have the league's second best record.
WHERE - Ivor Wynne Stadium in Hamilton, Ontario.
WHEN - Friday, September 25th, 2009, at 7:00 p.m. EDT.
HOW - Radio: CHML (900 kHz AM) or Y108 (107.9 MHz FM) broadcasting from Hamilton.
Television: TSN.
Internet: Visit http://www.900chml.com and click the “listen live? link, or simply click here to listen to CHML now.
Click here to view CFL.ca's live scoreboard for recent games. You can click the link to view this game's scoreboard whenever it becomes available, which will likely be just after the opening kickoff.
Click here to view this video. Because it is a cool video that's appropriate for gameday.
Click here to view the game preview on Ticats TV. There was emphasis on the quarterbacks and what they do to prepare for games this week. Shortly after 5:30 of the video the importance of going to the game to make noise is emphasized. Tafralis might have said it best when he said "if you have any questions, look at Box J..." at about 5:43.
Click here to view the Tiger-Cats depth chart.
Click here to view the interactive Tiger-Cats depth chart.
Click here for today's weather forecast. At the time I'm posting this, there is a 10% probability of precipitation this evening and winds of 20 km/h are expected. And at time this was posted, it was expected that the temperature will be about 13 degrees Celsius.
The Ticats have won their last five games at IWS, but the team considered the league's best plays there for the first time this season tonight. The Ticats are tied for second overall for the best record in the CFL, and they are up against the team that has the CFL's best record. It would be great to see them be able to beat any team in this league. It would also be great to leave those two other east division teams far behind, so I say...
Go Ticats!