Saturday, November 18, 2006

Taylor says B.C., but it's not going to be a blowout

Canadian Football Hall of Fame media inductee Jim Taylor has gazed into his crystal ball and has weighed in on the Grey Cup. He’s like the rest, predicting a B.C. Lions’ victory in the Grey Cup. He says it’ll be a three-point game.
“If the B.C. Lions and Montreal Alouettes both play their best game, then B.C. wins," Taylor told 24 hours from his West Vancouver home. "That very seldom happens that both teams play as well as they can. B.C. should be good enough to win. I’m a little bit confused by all this stuff that I read and hear that the Lions should walk all over the these guys and it’s a shame the Alouettes have to show up; that’s a very good football team out there. The Lions are better and they should win. If they get the least bit careless or swell-headed by that near-sweep at the awards, they’re going to be in trouble.”
“The key is what the key always is: can the offensive line protect Dave Dickenson?”
--Bob Mackin

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