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[tiger49]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

What are you telling us?

Chances are if you work games in the OUA and have travelled to Ottawa I have already seen you. Also if you are heading here this week...you will be changing up in the old Renegade offices.

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by tiger49

Chances are if you work games in the OUA

That is a nice goal to have.

Originally Posted by tiger49

and have travelled to Ottawa I have already seen you.

Hmm... in my effort to stay anonymous, I can't comment on this.

Originally Posted by tiger49

Also if you are heading here this week...you will be changing up in the old Renegade offices.

I am not.

[JugglingReferee]

In the OUA playoffs, my sources tell me that there were TWO upsets in the semi-finals played today. Ranks are (OUA, CIS).

Western (5, 10) defeats Ottawa (1, 2) 23-16. Based on his description, I am guessing that Western scored on the last play of the game by intercepting Ottawa.

Guelph (6, unranked) defeats Laurier (2, 5) 38-31. My friend says WLU started 24-0, only to have Guelph score 38 unanswered points. WLU scored a TD late, and failed to score while another deep in Guelph territory.

So, The University of Guelph Gryphons will host the 100th Yates Cup.

A third, unnamed source, has said that the Guelph - Laurier game was one of the best in OUA history.

[JugglingReferee]

Congrats to the University of Western Mustangs for winning the 100th Yates Cup.

They defeated the University of Guelph Gryphons, 34-21 in front of a huge crowd.

[JugglingReferee]

Did anyone go to this game?

Did anyone watch this game on TV?