THE ONE-MAN WRECKING CREW No one in Calgary’s offence could deal with Edmonton linebacker Damaso Munoz. Williams finished with six catches for 65 yards and a touchdown, while Grant had six catches for 99 yards and a touchdown and a two-point conversion in overtime. Williams, 5-foot-9, snuck under Alouettes pass coverage, while Grant used his 6-foot-4 frame to block for his running back and create separation. THE KIDS PRODUCE No matter who was under centre for the Tiger-Cats, Hamilton needed rookie receivers Chris Williams and Bakari Grant on the field for each drive. Glenn finished with 275 yards passing, one touchdown and one interception It was Glenn’s first touchdown pass since Oct 1. Glenn took charge by completing throws to three different receivers and then drifting a 29-yard touchdown pass over Grant’s left shoulder. THE STARTING QUARTERBACK After Montreal quarterback Anthony Calvillo proved he could cut open Hamilton’s manto-man coverage in the second quarter – with two big throws to receiver Brian Bratton before a two-yard touchdown run by running back Brandon Whittaker – Ticats quarterback Kevin Glenn proved he was ready for the fight. A time-clock violation pushed the attempt from the 43-to the 53-yard line and Medlock was wide left. By the time he asked for the ball, time was gone and penalty flags were flying. But holder Jason Boltus was staring at the turf.

With time falling away in the fourth quarter, long snapper Kevin Scott and Hamilton’s special teams were set on the line of scrimmage, and kicker Justin Medlock was ready.

THE MISTAKE In a record-breaking 96-point game, one mistake can leave a team behind. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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