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CRITICAL NUMBERS:

5

The number of

Winnipeg turnovers.

0

The number of

Hamilton turnovers.

411, 25

Yards in net offence and total first downs

the Winnipeg offence had averaged in the five games prior to Saturday.

287, 18

Yards in net offence and total first downs

the Bombers registered against Hamilton.

238

Yards in net offence by the Ticats.

39

Number of touchdown passes this season by Hamilton QB Henry Burris, tying a career high.

15

Number of touchdown passes this season by Winnipeg QBs Buck Pierce, Joey Elliott and Alex Brink combined.

15-0

Hamilton’s lead after the first quarter on Saturday

3:1

The ratio by which Winnipeg has now been outscored in the first quarter this season (135-45)

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