Argos snap losing skid with 26-12 win over Lions
VANCOUVER – Quarterback Nick Arbuckle made it look easy. Called into action when starter Chad Kelly suffered an injury, Arbuckle came off the bench and helped guide the Toronto Argonauts to a 26-12 victory over the struggling B.C. Lions in CFL action Saturday.“It’s never easy because you never have any reps (in practice) to really work the game plan and stuff,” said the eight-year veteran.
- ▪VANCOUVER – Quarterback Nick Arbuckle made it look easy.
- ▪Called into action when starter Chad Kelly suffered an injury, Arbuckle came off the bench and helped guide the Toronto Argonauts to a 26-12 victory over the struggling B.C.
- ▪Lions in CFL action Saturday.“It’s never easy because you never have any reps (in practice) to really work the game plan and stuff,” said the eight-year veteran.
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- ▪ Argos come alive, snap losing streak with 26-12 win over Lions — The Globe and Mail
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VANCOUVER – Quarterback Nick Arbuckle made it look easy. Called into action when starter Chad Kelly suffered an injury, Arbuckle came off the bench and helped guide the Toronto Argonauts to a 26-12 victory over the struggling B.C. Lions in CFL action Saturday.“It’s never easy because you never have any reps (in practice) to really work the game plan and stuff,” said the eight-year veteran. “It’s so much fun playing with all these receivers again, all the guys I got to play with and battle with last year.“I was just having a lot of fun being out there and having the moment to compete with them.”Kelly had set the table for Arbuckle, spotting Toronto to a 17-6 lead on a pair of touchdown passes to receiver Makai Polk before leaving the game late in the opening half after a late hit.
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