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U SPORTS- TORONTO – The regular season comes to an end this weekend in the OUA, while the battle for playoff positioning will go on for an extra week in U SPORTS football’s three other conferences.

 

The Week 9 program is highlighted by a trio of exciting top-10 confrontations, including top-ranked Montreal (5-0) at No. 3 Laval (5-1), No. 2 Calgary (6-0) at No. 8 Regina (4-2), and No. 5 McMaster (6-1) at No. 7 Laurier (5-2).

In the AUS conference, first place will be on the line when No. 10 Saint Mary’s (5-1) visits Acadia (5-2).

 
BYE WEEK
 
Waterloo (4-4), Concordia (3-3), StFX (3-4).
 
October 21
 
1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT

No. 10 Saint Mary’s (5-1) at Acadia (5-2), (Bell Aliant Fibe TV1 & AUStv.ca)

No. 9 Guelph (4-3) at Carleton (3-4), (OUA.TV)

No. 5 McMaster (6-1) at No. 7 Laurier (5-2), (Rogers TV & OUA.TV)

York (1-6) at Windsor (0-7), (YourTV & OUA.TV)

Queen’s (3-4) at Toronto (1-6), (OUA.TV)

Ottawa (5-2) at No. 4 Western (7-0), (Rogers TV & OUA.TV)

2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT

Mount Allison (2-4) at Bishop’s (1-5), (AUStv.ca & GaitersTV)

No. 1 Montreal (5-0) at No. 3 Laval (5-1), (TVA Sports)

Sherbrooke (1-6) at McGill (1-5), (StretchTV)

3 p.m. ET/noon PT

No. 6 UBC (4-2) at Manitoba (1-5), (CanadaWest.TV)

Saskatchewan (2-4) at Alberta (1-5), (CanadaWest.TV)

4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT

No. 2 Calgary (6-0) at No. 8 Regina (4-2), (Sasktel maxTV, TELUS Optik TV, Bell MTS & CanadaWest.TV)

 

Full Football Weekend Watch available at USPORTS.ca

 

Sportsnet and TVA Sports are once again the official broadcasters of the U SPORTS football semifinals and final in 2017… The Mitchell Bowl (RSEQ at Canada West) and Uteck Bowl (OUA at AUS) are set for Saturday, Nov. 18, while the ArcelorMittal Dofasco Vanier Cup follows on Saturday, Nov. 25 at 1 p.m. ET at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton… For all the information on the 53rd Vanier Cup (including tickets) visit vaniercup.com

 

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