
2007 marks the 98th anniversary of the first contesting of Canada's football championship, and this year's 95th game marks a first as the the two prairie province teams, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the Saskatchewan Roughriders, are matched up in the CFL Championship game. This historic game is scheduled for kickoff on Sunday 25 November at 3:30pm MST at the Rogers Centre/Skydome in Toronto and will be broadcast in the Mountain Time Zone on Altitude, the broadcast home of the Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets. The Canadian game of football is much more open, lively, and exciting version of the game with players that are mobile and quick than is played in the NFL and with the longer and wider playing field being used results in games with much more action, scoring, and competitive athleticism than what has evolved in the heavily moneyed, elitist, hotdogging, and sportsmanship-poor NFL. I will pick Winnipeg to take home the Grey Cup, North America's second oldest sports trophy behind the Stanley Cup.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Football_League
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