Saskatoon Roughriders dominate Hamilton Ticats in 38-7 win
The loss drops the Tiger-Cats to 2-3 in the East Division.The Riders used a key turnover six minutes into the fourth quarter to grab full control of the game. Hamilton’s Kenny Lawler caught a pass in a crossing pattern only to have Saskatchewan’s Antoine Brooks force a fumble. Riders cornerback Marcus Sayles scooped up the loose ball and scampered 41 yards down the sideline before being forced out of bounds at the Hamilton one-yard line.Saskatchewan’s Tommy Stevens scored on a quarterback sneak on the ensuing play, giving the Riders a 24-7 lead.
- ▪The loss drops the Tiger-Cats to 2-3 in the East Division.The Riders used a key turnover six minutes into the fourth quarter to grab full control of the game.
- ▪Hamilton’s Kenny Lawler caught a pass in a crossing pattern only to have Saskatchewan’s Antoine Brooks force a fumble.
- ▪Riders cornerback Marcus Sayles scooped up the loose ball and scampered 41 yards down the sideline before being forced out of bounds at the Hamilton one-yard line.Saskatchewan’s Tommy Stevens scored on a quarterback sneak on the ensuing pla
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Open this photo in gallery:Saskatchewan Roughriders Samuel Emilus fights for a first down against Hamilton Tiger-Cats' Zamari Walton during first half CFL football action in Regina, Sunday.Derek Elvin/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountThe Saskatchewan Roughriders scored 27 unanswered points in the second half to defeat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 38-7 on Sunday and keep pace with the Edmonton Elks for first place in the CFL’s West Division.The Riders and Elks lead the West with 4-1 records. The loss drops the Tiger-Cats to 2-3 in the East Division.The Riders used a key turnover six minutes into the fourth quarter to grab full control of the game.
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