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2007 CFL Pick ‘em Pool Winners Announced

Monday, November 26th, 2007 by Jon

A close Grey Cup game concluded the 2007 CFL Pick ‘em Pool Sunday. Early leader Team CLM, coached by Greg Kreutzer, hung on to win the latest Overtime Central CFL playoff contest.

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Notebook – November 21, 2006

Tuesday, November 21st, 2006 by Jon

This Notebook page features a 2006 Grey Cup review, CFL notes, and more.
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Notebook – November 17, 2006

Friday, November 17th, 2006 by Jon

Grey Cup coverage, ten CFL questions, instant replay and more in this special Grey Cup edition of the Notebook.
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2006 CFL Championship Finals Review

Tuesday, November 14th, 2006 by Jon

Sunday the Grey Cup Finalists were decided with the playing of the CFL East and West Finals. Unfortunately, the games could not live up to the previous weekend. Overtime Central provides our notes and comments on the games and broadcast.
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Notebook – November 10, 2006

Friday, November 10th, 2006 by Jon

In a special CFL Playoff Edition of the Notebook we cover all things CFL and playoff related. [Ed. - It is long. You have been warned.]
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    Hamilton Won’t Participate in Bills Games → Bob Young has decided to stand up and say “No!” instead of rolling over. History will judge the outcome, but I can’t criticize him for standing up to the NFL in the heart of “wannabe” country led by the Toronto media. He will be called a poor businessman, but a good one wouldn’t agree to a deal that provides his market (both Hamilton and his season-ticket holder list) with nothing given in return. #
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