Le football universitaire sur Accrofoot est une présentation de la fédération des producteurs d’oeufs de consommation du Québec.
McMaster QB Kyle Quinlan is given the football after setting an OUA pass completion record. Photo: Cathie Coward/Hamilton Spectator
1 – McMaster (8-0) : WIN 43-0 vs Laurier
1st in almost every category on offense (points, yards, pass yards, 4th in rush yards), they also have a top 5 defensive unit (points, yards, sacks and 1st in interceptions). Kyle Quinlan is just that good: 29 total TDs and only 2 interceptions in 8 contests. Give him the HEC already.
2 – Laval (7-1): WIN 57-7 vs Bishop’s
57 points, 385 rushing yards and 5 rushing TDs with 3 different 100+ yards rushers: the Rouge et Or are poised for (another) long playoff run.
3 – Montréal (7-1): WIN 44-0 vs McGill
Their defense only allowed 78 total yards to the Redmen in their second shutout performance of the season. QB Nadeau-Piuze completed 87% of his passes for 300+ yards and 3 scores. They’re ready.
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4 – Calgary (6-1): LOSS 12-9 vs Regina
A very uncharacteristic performance for a team that averaged over 40 points a game in the first 6 contests of the season. Football is a sport where you need to finish off your season on a positive note, look for them to bounce back next week vs Manitoba.
5 – Regina (5-2): WIN 12-9 vs Calgary
Impressive team win vs Calgary despite playing without star QB Marc Mueller (injury). He should be back next week and for once, we might have a true contender in Can West.
6 – Guelph (7-1):
Even with their 7 game wining streak being second best in the nation, I can’t be overly impressed by a team whose starting QB completes only 40% of his passes vs a York team that is 21st in the nation in passing defense.
7 - Queen’s (6-2): WIN 35-7 vs Toronto
A good finish to a solid season but the Gaels need to stop turning the ball over so much if they want to have a shot at Guelph or MAC in the postseason.
8 – Western (5-3):
They gained 410 yards on the ground (!) without the services of the nation’s leading rusher Garret Sanvido (injury). Being able to run like that in 3 down canadian football is simply amazing.
9 – Sherbrooke (5-3): WIN 49-21 vs Concordia
Their defense is top 6 in the nation in yards per game (6th), rushing yards per game (3rd), interceptions (6th, 1st in Q), fumbles (2nd, 1st in Q) and defensive TDs (1st with 5).
10 – Acadia (6-1): WIN 12-5 vs St-Mary’s
They stay in the top 10 thanks to a solid defensive performance (160 yards allowed, 5 sacks).
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