Game 15

Posted: 1:00 AM CDT Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010

HOMEFIELD ADVANTAGE: All four of the Bomber wins this season have been at Canad Inns Stadium. And even with thousands bolting early, the bunch that remained was raucous.

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HOMEFIELD ADVANTAGE: All four of the Bomber wins this season have been at Canad Inns Stadium. And even with thousands bolting early, the bunch that remained was raucous.

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HOMEFIELD ADVANTAGE: All four of the Bomber wins this season have been at Canad Inns Stadium. And even with thousands bolting early, the bunch that remained was raucous.

“There were about 15,000 people here and that was as loud a crowd as I’ve ever heard for that amount of people,” said head coach Paul LaPolice. “They were tremendous.”

OUCH REPORT: Bomber LB Merrill Johnson will miss at least one game with an MCL strain while DB Brady Browne (foot) will be re-evaluated this week.

QUOTABLE: “This ranks right up there in the Top 3 of the wildest games I’ve ever been a part of. It also ranks No. 1 as most enjoyable and the one I appreciate the most.” — Bomber end Phillip Hunt.