Looking to snap a three-game losing streak, Hamilton did just that on Friday night. Soaring above the hype of this game, Hamilton improved to 3-4 on the season due to large contributions on both sides of the ball. In the end, Hamilton left Montreal with a dominant 50-11 victory over the Alouettes under the Friday night lights.
Defence, defence, defence.
With four interceptions, two sacks and a forced fumble, Hamilton’s defensive performance paved the way to a complete team victory.
Holding the Alouettes to just 3 points in the first three quarters, the Tiger-Cats defence’s eight-quarter no-touchdown streak would only be ended by a Vernon Adams Jr. sneak late in the fourth.
The momentum Hamilton found on defence would soon translate to the offence as the turnovers forced would lead to a club-record 28-point quarter in the first. Hamilton would continue to capitalize off of almost every defensive opportunity they were presented as they finished the game with just 11-points against.
Get Rollin’
From the opening drive of this game, Hamilton controlled the first half in every possible way.
Defensively, the team forced turnovers, intercepting the ball and making it extremely default for Montreal to gain any shred of offensive momentum.
Offensively, Jeremiah Masoli and the Tiger-Cats offence went to work putting up 38 points, the most they have scored in a half this season. This large margin of points was backed off of the play of Masoli who’s first-half stat line read: 202 yards, two touchdowns, and a passing percentage of 68.8%.
The momentum generated in the first half only fueled what was to come as the Tiger-Cats would go on to score 12 second-half points, sealing their victory by 39 points.
Quarterback play 
Living up to the big stage of a prime-time Friday night matchup in Montreal, Jeremiah Masoli has once again proven he is the real deal.
Masoli had another statement game, passing the ball for 300 yards and scoring two touchdowns in the air and one on the ground adding yet another 300-yard passing game too his resume (his sixth in seven games this season).
In this game, Masoli looked especially excellent. Scrambling away from sacks and picking up 36-yards on the ground he continues to elevate his game, reaching a new level tonight.

Looking to snap a three-game losing streak, Hamilton did just that on Friday night. Soaring above the hype of this game, Hamilton improved to 3-4 on the season due to large contributions on both sides of the ball. In the end, Hamilton left Montreal with a dominant 50-11 victory over the Alouettes under the Friday night lights.
Defence, defence, defence.
With four interceptions, two sacks and a forced fumble, Hamilton’s defensive performance paved the way to a complete team victory.
Holding the Alouettes to just 3 points in the first three quarters, the Tiger-Cats defence’s eight-quarter no-touchdown streak would only be ended by a Vernon Adams Jr. sneak late in the fourth.
The momentum Hamilton found on defence would soon translate to the offence as the turnovers forced would lead to a club-record 28-point quarter in the first. Hamilton would continue to capitalize off of almost every defensive opportunity they were presented as they finished the game with just 11-points against.
Get Rollin’
From the opening drive of this game, Hamilton controlled the first half in every possible way.
Defensively, the team forced turnovers, intercepting the ball and making it extremely default for Montreal to gain any shred of offensive momentum.
Offensively, Jeremiah Masoli and the Tiger-Cats offence went to work putting up 38 points, the most they have scored in a half this season. This large margin of points was backed off of the play of Masoli who’s first-half stat line read: 202 yards, two touchdowns, and a passing percentage of 68.8%.
The momentum generated in the first half only fueled what was to come as the Tiger-Cats would go on to score 12 second-half points, sealing their victory by 39 points.
Quarterback play 
Living up to the big stage of a prime-time Friday night matchup in Montreal, Jeremiah Masoli has once again proven he is the real deal.
Masoli had another statement game, passing the ball for 300 yards and scoring two touchdowns in the air and one on the ground adding yet another 300-yard passing game too his resume (his sixth in seven games this season).
In this game, Masoli looked especially excellent. Scrambling away from sacks and picking up 36-yards on the ground he continues to elevate his game, reaching a new level tonight.