Stampeders stomp on Blue Bombers 52-30 while McAllister makes history
Open this photo in gallery:Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Nic Demski (10) gets tackled by Calgary Stampeders' R.J. He’s the first since Earl Winfield did it on Sept. 4, 1987) as the only other players to accomplish the feat.Open this photo in gallery:Calgary Stampeders' Tyreik McAllister runs for a punt return touchdown against the B.C.
- ▪Open this photo in gallery:Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Nic Demski (10) gets tackled by Calgary Stampeders' R.J.
- ▪He’s the first since Earl Winfield did it on Sept.
- ▪4, 1987) as the only other players to accomplish the feat.Open this photo in gallery:Calgary Stampeders' Tyreik McAllister runs for a punt return touchdown against the B.C.
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Open this photo in gallery:Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Nic Demski (10) gets tackled by Calgary Stampeders' R.J. Moten (48) and Damon Webb (9) during first half CFL football action in Winnipeg on Friday.John Woods/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountTyreik McAllister put together among the rarest of performances in the CFL, scoring three different ways to lead the Calgary Stampeders to a 52-30 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday night.McAllister became the first player in CFL history to record a rushing touchdown, a receiving touchdown and a kick return touchdown all in a single game.
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