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did get the ball back at its own 49-yard line with 39 seconds remaining. Vogel missed the convert and appeared to suffer a leg cramp, forcing punter Stefan Flintoft to do the onside kick as Hamilton maintained possession with 1:16 to play.Д«.C. Lions starter Mike Reilly's one-yard touchdown run with 1:18 remaining cut Hamilton's lead to 26-18. to within 19-12 with a 33-yard field goal at 3:39 of the fourth, but Hamilton countered with Sean Thomas Erlington's four-yard TD run at 7:00 for a 26-12 advantage. That landed Camacho on the practice roster with American Nick Vogel handling kicking duties. The Lions dropped a 31-29 overtime contest to Toronto last week after kicker Jimmy Camacho missed three fourth-quarter field goals. also lost to an East Division opponent for a second straight week. The Lions, who've lost six straight, trail the idle Calgary Stampeders (6-6-0) sitting third in the West.Д«.C. (4-8-0), the only path into the playoffs is a top-three finish in the West Division. You're going to get their best and it will be one of those games and so I'm looking forward to it.'Д«ut for B.C.

'You love football games that have a lot on the line like that.

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The Argonauts visit the Ottawa Redblacks (2-10-0) on Saturday night, but lead the head-to-head series with Hamilton 2-1 and that's the first tiebreaker should the two teams end the year tied in the standings. The Ticats (7-5-0) registered their third straight win and eliminated the threat of a crossover before a Tim Hortons Field crowd of 21,618.ДЄnd that sets up a crucial matchup versus archrival Toronto (7-4-0) at BMO Field on Friday night. Lions 26-18 and cement an East Division playoff spot. Masoli completed 19-of-26 passes for 258 yards and a touchdown as Hamilton held on to defeat the B.C.

Lions with only one path to the CFL post-season. Jeremiah Masoli and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats punched their playoff ticket Friday night and left the B.C.

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