Argos come alive, snap losing streak with 26-12 win over Lions
He had four catches for 91 yards.Lidster, filling in for Argo veteran Lirim Hajrullahu who didn’t play due to a non-injury-related roster decision, kicked field goals of 48, 47, 37 and 24 yards. He hit the upright on a 43-yard attempt.B.C. quarterback Chase Brice, making his first CFL start, completed 14 of 25 passes for 163 yards as the Lions dropped to 1-5.Sean Whyte accounted for all the Lions scoring, kicking field goals of 34, 30, 27 and 17 yards.Brice played in place of the injured Nathan Rourke. The CFL’s reigning outstanding player hurt his shoulder on the second play from scrimmage in last week’s 19-17 loss to the Edmonton Elks.Brice was replaced by Kaidon Salter later in the fourth quarter.
- ▪He had four catches for 91 yards.Lidster, filling in for Argo veteran Lirim Hajrullahu who didn’t play due to a non-injury-related roster decision, kicked field goals of 48, 47, 37 and 24 yards.
- ▪He hit the upright on a 43-yard attempt.B.C. quarterback Chase Brice, making his first CFL start, completed 14 of 25 passes for 163 yards as the Lions dropped to 1-5.Sean Whyte accounted for all the Lions scoring, kicking field goals of 34,
- ▪The CFL’s reigning outstanding player hurt his shoulder on the second play from scrimmage in last week’s 19-17 loss to the Edmonton Elks.Brice was replaced by Kaidon Salter later in the fourth quarter.
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Open this photo in gallery:B.C. Lions quarterback Chase Brice (7) is tackled by Toronto Argonauts' Ralph Holley (99) as he carries the ball during the first half of a CFL football game, in Vancouver, on Saturday.DARRYL DYCK/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountReceiver Makai Polk had two touchdown catches while backup quarterback Nick Arbuckle came on in relief of injured starter Chad Kelly as the Toronto Argonauts defeated the B.C.
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