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It was never in doubt

This week, I'll be showcasing 2026 CFL milestones.

We start off with CFL records and historical firsts that were established (or extended).

Huge congratulations to these legends!

Tuesday - Franchise records broken by players

Wednesday - Team and league records broken by team

Thursday - personal bests and breakout seasons

Here's mine:

MOP: Davis Alexander

Outstanding Canadian: Tyson Philpott

Outstanding Defensive Player: Darnell Sankey

Outstanding Lineman: Logan Ferland

Outstanding Rookie: Tyler Khamann

Outstanding Special Teams Player: Vincent Blanchard

Coach: Mark Killam

Week 21 finalised our playoff picture as well as brought an end to the 2026 regular season and leaving us with the 7 games since our last Scorigami.

The most common score so far being Week 10’s 27-24 with 36 occurrences (highest occurring score), and the five Scorigami games 58-36, 52-30, 53-16, 48-29, and 40-39 occurring for the first time. There have been 76 different scores across the 81 games this season.

Alouettes vs Argonauts ended in a 33-16 final for the Alouettes. This is the 7th time this score has taken place. First was in 2011 with the Toronto Argonauts over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and most recently in 2024 with the Edmonton Elks over the BC Lions.

Blue Bombers vs Lions ended in a 34-10 final for the Blue Bombers. This is the 9th time this score has taken place. First was in 1959 with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats over the Ottawa Rough Riders, and most recently in 1993 with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats over the Edmonton Eskimos.

Elks vs Roughriders ended in a 16-9 final for the Roughriders. This is the 9th time this score has taken place. First was in 1952 [WIFU] with the Calgary Stampeders over the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and most recently in 2007 with the Toronto Argonauts over the Montreal Alouettes.

Redblacks vs Tiger-Cats ended in a 35-22 final for the Tiger-Cats. This is the 5th time this score has taken place. First was in 1964 with the Toronto Argonauts over the Edmonton Eskimos, and most recently in the 100th Grey Cup with the Toronto Argonauts over the Calgary Stampeders.

Scorigami is the tracking of unique, re-occuring, and new scores in the CFL's history including the predecessor rugby leagues dating back to 1907. Currently, there have been 1,263 unique scores in the game’s history. Individual Scorigami results are posted in the Post Game threads of each game.

Check out the pinned post on my profile for public spreadsheets.

Does anyone have statistics on blocked field goals? My memory may be failing me, but I recall them happening much more often when I was younger. I remember each field goal having the real potential of being blocked. Now they seem to happen almost never.

If there actually has been a decrease, what are the possible explanations?

There was no penalty called but surely this is a suspension. Right?

The play occurred with 7:00 left in the 4th quarter.