TORONTO — Jeff Hunt has a pretty good idea what he’s looking for when it comes time to hire the first GM of the new Ottawa CFL franchise.

Ottawa CFL owner Jeff Hunt eyes 3 or 4 ‘perfect fits’ for GM, including 2 in NFL

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Argonauts leading Stampeders in 100th Grey Cup on TSN

The 100th edition of the Grey Cup championship game featured a matchup of two of the more prolific quarterbacks in terms of all-time passing yards in the league.

Ricky Ray, Kevin Glenn pack serious firepower

The showdown for the 100th Grey Cup between the Toronto Argonauts and the Calgary Stampeders begins in just a few hours. During the past week many Canadian Football League analysts have broken down this match-up… literally one hundred ways to Sunday.

CBC has an online poll that they have been running since Monday that has viewers selecting the Argonauts 56%-44% over the Stampeders. And, although it pales in comparison the money that changes hands when fans bet on NFL games, TSN has published their odds for the CFL’s Championship contest:

2012 Regular Season Results

Toronto managed to beat Calgary in both meetings during the regular season.

In Week 2, Toronto slipped by the Stamps in a 39-36 affair in which Ricky Ray threw for 407 yards. Despite that massive number from Ray,  it took a Noel Prefontaine field goal with no time on the clock for the Argos to secure the win.

In Calgary during the Week 8 match-up, the Argos cruised to a 22-14 victory. Despite throwing just one touchdown in this games, Ricky Ray still managed to complete 21 fo 32 passing attempts and compile 316 yards against the Calgary defense. This victory made a streak of five straight wins for the Argonauts over the Stampeders. Something, they will obviously hope to continue today at the 100th Grey Cup in Toronto.

Winnipeg head coach will be back next season

Blue Bombers remove interim tag from Tim Burke

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Interim tag removed, Burke to remain Bombers head coach

In the spirit of the day, Toronto Argonauts head coach Scott Milanovich played a little trick or treat Wednesday.

Argos backups front and centre

If it works out like it’s supposed to, the most outstanding Canadian award Henoc Muamba received on Wednesday should be the start of a fall tradition in Winnipeg.

Henoc Muamba Blue Bombers’ next great Canadian?

With all due respect to Travis Lulay, Jon Cornish believes he is, indeed, the Most Outstanding Player in the CFL this season.

Stampeders’ Jon Cornish talking like CFL’s MOP

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats must beat the Toronto Argos and hope Calgary defeats Edmonton on Friday night to clinch third in the East Division.

Ticats in must-win situation against Argos