The Calgary Stampeders picked up their first road victory of the season Saturday, defeating the Saskatchewan Roughriders 27-12 in the final regular-season game of the year.
The Stampeders, who finish the CFL season in last place in the West Division with a 5-12-1 record, tossed a little bit of salt into Saskatchewan’s already disappointing day.
“I just didn’t feel like we had the juice tonight and it showed,” Head Coach Corey Mace said following the game. “It feels negative honestly tonight because we really wanted this game. But myself and everyone else we have work to do tomorrow.”
The Riders entered play with an outside chance of finishing in first place in the West. Saskatchewan needed the Montreal Alouettes to beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the early game of the day, which would give the Riders the opportunity to move into first place by beating the Stampeders.
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