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Mac vs. Laval: History in the making<\/span><\/a><\/h2>\n

Source: Canadian Interuniversity Sport\u2013\u00a0<\/span>November 19, 2012 [Hamilton Scores<\/span><\/strong><\/a>]<\/abbr><\/p>\n

TORONTO \u2013 It is the rematch that many collegiate football fans had hoped would happen. Three hundred and sixty four days after what was arguably the best game ever, the Laval Rouge et Or and McMaster Marauders will meet again in the Vanier Cup.<\/span><\/p>\n

The top two teams in the country, second-ranked Laval (11-1) and No. 1 McMaster (11-0), will square off in the 48th Canadian Interuniversity Sport championship on Friday (Nov. 23) at 7:30 p.m. at Rogers Centre in Toronto. The game, which is almost sold out, will be broadcast live on TSN and RDS. Pre-game coverage on TSN starts at 7 p.m.<\/span><\/p>\n

As a prelude to the big showdown, on Thursday evening at 7:30, TSN will also air a documentary entitled \u201cBest Game\u2026 Ever: The 47th Vanier Cup\u201d, which takes a look back at the memorable 2011 CIS final.<\/span><\/p>\n

A year ago, the Marauders captured their first national football title, a thrilling 41-38 overtime win against Laval at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver. After building what seemed to be an insurmountable 23-0 halftime lead, McMaster watched in horror as the Rouge et Or stormed back for a 24-23 advantage early in the fourth quarter.<\/span><\/p>\n

With the game tied at 31-31, Mac had a chance to win it on the last play in regulation time but a missed field-goal attempt by all-Canadian kicker Tyler Crapigna sent the affair to a rare fifth period. After both teams exchanged touchdowns on their first possessions of the shootout session, Crapigna earned a second shot at history and this time made good on a 20-yard FG attempt.<\/span><\/p>\n

The Marauders and Rouge et Or both secured their tickets for Friday\u2019s much-anticipated rematch in convincing fashion. The Ontario University Athletic champions rolled over Calgary, 45-6, at the Mitchell Bowl in Hamilton, while the RSEQ titlists dominated Acadia, 42-7, in the Uteck Bowl at Quebec City.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cTo go 44 years without one and then to make it in back-to-back years is kind of a strange feeling, but we are very excited,\u201d said McMaster head coach Stefan Ptaszek, referring to the four-plus decades between the Marauders\u2019 first Vanier Cup appearance in 1967 and last year\u2019s historic run.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cWe don\u2019t want to talk about revenge. The 2011 game is behind us,\u201d said Laval\u2019s Glen Constantin, the only coach in history to claim five Vanier Cups as a bench boss. \u201cIt will be an emotional game, no doubt, but we need to focus on the objective, which is to win the Vanier Cup.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

More history will be written on Friday, no matter the outcome.<\/span><\/p>\n

The Rouge et Or are looking for a record-breaking seventh title in their eighth Vanier Cup appearance. They are currently tied with Western, which needed 12 tries to claim six banners. Laval will also become only the third team to play in three straight national finals after Saint Mary\u2019s (2001-2003) and Saskatchewan (2004-2006).<\/span><\/p>\n

The Marauders enter the contest riding a CIS-record 21-game overall winning streak dating back to Week 3 of the 2011 schedule. They are looking to become only the fifth club to repeat as Vanier Cup champions after Manitoba (1969-1970), Western (1976-1977), Saint Mary\u2019s (2001-2002) and Laval (2003-2004). They also hope to become the 14th team to finish the season with an unblemished mark, and the first since Laval (13-0) in 2010.<\/span><\/p>\n

Finally, the duel will mark only the second rematch in the 48-year history of the classic. Western defeated Acadia in the 1976 and 1977 title games.<\/span><\/p>\n

To say both sides are on a roll heading into the championship match would be a major understatement.<\/span><\/p>\n

After crushing Laurier 43-0 in its regular season finale back on Oct. 20, McMaster outscored Western 42-28 in the OUA semis and Guelph 30-13 in the Yates Cup before taking care of the Dinos in the Mitchell Bowl.<\/span><\/p>\n

Following a spectacular season that earned him the OUA nomination for the Hec Crighton Trophy, fifth-year quarterback Kyle Quinlan is averaging 334 passing yards per game in the playoffs and was at his best last Saturday when he passed for 412 yards and three touchdowns to go along with another three TDs on the ground en route to Mitchell Bowl player-of-the-game honours. Of course, post-season accolades are nothing new to the South Woodslee, Ont., native, who a year ago hit the trifecta when he was named MVP of the Yates Cup, Uteck Bowl and Vanier Cup games.<\/span><\/p>\n

For their part, Laval has scored 40 points or more in each of their three playoff contests, including 46-9 over McGill in the RSEQ semis, 40-17 against Sherbrooke in the Dunsmore Cup and the 42-7 Uteck Bowl victory over Acadia.<\/span><\/p>\n

While McMaster has relied heavily on their passing attack, the reigning 10-time Quebec champions have been pounding the ball down their opponents\u2019 throats in the post-season, averaging 297 yards on the ground per contest. With their top two running backs \u2013 Pascal Lochard and Guillaume Bourassa \u2013 both out with injuries against Acadia, sophomore Maxime Boutin earned the start and ran with it, racking up a career-high 213 yards on 25 carries on his way to game MVP honours.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cMaxime is a very good running back; he could start for a lot of teams. But you have to give credit to our offensive line. Even I could have run for 10 yards today,\u201d Constantin joked after the Uteck Bowl.<\/span><\/p>\n

While their offensive units clicked on all cylinders last Saturday, both teams can also win with defence on any given night.<\/span><\/p>\n

Led by linebacker Aram Eisho, the OUA nominee for the Presidents\u2019 Trophy, and defensive end Ben D\u2019Aguilar, the conference finalist for the J.P. Metras Trophy as outstanding down lineman, the Marauders completely shut down Calgary\u2019s nationally top-ranked offence in the Mitchell Bowl. During the regular season, McMaster led the OUA in fewest points (15.6), total yards (340.2) and rushing yards (104.6) allowed per game.<\/span><\/p>\n

The Rouge et Or held Atlantic University Sport player of the year Kyle Graves to just nine completions and 130 yards passing on Saturday while running back Thomas Troop, the MVP of the AUS final, was limited to 15 yards on 13 carries. Led by linebacker Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Plesius, the RSEQ finalist for the Presidents\u2019 Trophy, and defensive end Arnaud Gascon-Nadon, the only two-time J.P. Metras Trophy winner in CIS history, Laval had the top rushing defence in the country in league play (57.8) and finished second in the nation in points against (12.7).<\/span><\/p>\n

As was the case a year ago, McMaster and Laval kicked off their 2012 schedule with a head-to-head pre-season tilt in Quebec City. After winning 24-10 in 2011, the Rouge et Or prevailed once again this fall, winning 28-22 on Aug. 26.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cGiven that we have played them twice in pre-season and in last year\u2019s Vanier Cup, we have faced Laval more often than most of our OUA opponents,\u201d said Ptaszek. \u201cHaving three films of facing each other head-to-head, it\u2019s an opponent we know because we\u2019ve competed against each other so often. Both coaching staffs will have their teams well prepared and I think the game will come down to players making plays.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cYou need your seniors to play their best game to get to the Vanier Cup. The Calgary game was the best game so far for players like Quinlan, Medeiros, Babic, Ferreira, Beaton, Bhangoo, and Fochesato. Those fifth-year seniors will lead the way for us,\u201d added the OUA coach of the year.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cWe have the utmost respect for the whole Laval organization and it should be a classic football game.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

Constantin also has nothing but respect for his upcoming opponent.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cThey\u2019re obviously a very good football team, very well coached. They have mature student-athletes and their team is pretty much the same as last year\u2019s,\u201d said the RSEQ nominee for the Frank Tindall Trophy. \u201cThey excel in all three aspects of the game and there\u2019s no doubt they represent our greatest challenge of the season, especially in the context of a championship match. I expect a great game Friday night.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

48th VANIER CUP<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

When: Friday, Nov. 23, 7:30 p.m. EST<\/span>
\nWhere: Rogers Centre, Toronto<\/span>
\nWho: No. 2 Laval Rouge et Or (visitor) vs. No. 1 McMaster Marauders (local)<\/span>
\nTV: TSN & RDS<\/span><\/p>\n

McMASTER UNIVERSITY MARAUDERS (OUA & Mitchell Bowl champions)<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

2012 season summary<\/span>
\nOverall record: 11-0<\/span>
\nRegular season record: 8-0<\/span>
\nRegular season standing: 1st<\/span>
\nPlayoff record: 3-0<\/span>
\nTop 10 final ranking (Oct. 30): No. 1<\/span>
\nTop 10 best ranking: No. 1 (all 10 polls)<\/span>
\nTop 10 lowest ranking: –<\/span>
\nTop 10 number of weeks ranked (10 polls): 10<\/span>
\nRegular season offence points (45.6 ppg): 1st OUA \/ 2nd CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season offence total yards (582.5 ypg): 1st OUA \/ 2nd CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season offence passing (370.0 ypg): 1st OUA \/ 2nd CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season offence rushing (212.5 ypg): 2nd OUA \/ 4th CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season defence points (15.6 ppg): 1st OUA \/ 4th CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season defence total yards (340.2 ypg): 1st OUA \/ 6th CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season defence passing (235.6 ypg): 4th OUA \/ 11th CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season defence rushing (104.6 ypg): 1st OUA \/ 5th CIS<\/span><\/p>\n

2012 results<\/span>
\nSept. 3 (home): McMaster 50, Guelph 9<\/span>
\nSept. 8 (away): McMaster 68, Waterloo 21<\/span>
\nSept. 15 (away): McMaster 45, Ottawa 16<\/span>
\nSept. 22 (home): McMaster 33, Queen\u2019s 20<\/span>
\nSept. 29 (away): McMaster 33, Western 27<\/span>
\nOct. 4 (away): McMaster 54, York 14<\/span>
\nOct. 13 (home): McMaster 39, Windsor 18<\/span>
\nOct. 20 (home): McMaster 43, Laurier 0<\/span>
\nNov. 3 (home): McMaster 42, Western 28 (OUA semifinal)<\/span>
\nNov. 10 (home): McMaster 30, Guelph 13 (OUA final)<\/span>
\nNov. 17 (home): McMaster 45, Calgary 6 (Mitchell Bowl)<\/span><\/p>\n

2012 OUA individual honours<\/span>
\nMajor awards: Kyle Quinlan (MVP), Aram Eisho (defensive MVP), Ben D\u2019Aguilar (down lineman), Stefan Ptaszek (coach)<\/span>
\nAll-stars offence (First Team): Kyle Quinlan (QB), Robert Babic (IR), Elliott Montag (C), Jason Medeiros (G), Matt Sewell (T)<\/span>
\nAll-stars defence (First team): Ben D\u2019Aguilar (DE), Aram Eisho (LB), Joey Cupido (CB), Mike Daly (S)<\/span>
\nAll-stars special teams (First Team): Tyler Crapigna (K)<\/span>
\nAll-stars offence (Second Team): None<\/span>
\nAll-stars defence (Second Team): Tanvir Bhangoo (T), Nick Shortill (LB)<\/span>
\nAll-stars special teams (Second Team): Spencer Moore (cover)<\/span><\/p>\n

All-time head-to-head vs. Laval<\/span>
\nOverall record: 1-2<\/span>
\n2011 (neutral): 41-38 OT win (Vanier Cup)<\/span>
\n2003 (home): 36-32 loss (Mitchell Bowl)<\/span>
\n1999 (home): 49-6 loss (regular season \u2013 interlock)<\/span><\/p>\n

Not included in official head-to-head record:<\/span>
\n2012 (away): 28-22 loss (pre-season)<\/span>
\n2011 (away): 24-10 loss (pre-season)<\/span><\/p>\n

Vanier Cup history<\/span>
\nAll-time record: 1-1<\/span><\/p>\n

2011 (BC Place Stadium, Vancouver): 41-38 OT win vs. Laval<\/span>
\n1967 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto): 10-9 loss vs. Alberta<\/span><\/p>\n

Head coach: Stefan Ptaszek<\/span>
\nSeason: 7th<\/span>
\nCareer regular season record: 42-14 (.750)<\/span>
\nCareer playoff record: 9-5 (.643)<\/span>
\nCareer overall record (season and playoffs): 51-19 (.729)<\/span>
\nCareer overall record vs. Laval: 1-0<\/span>
\nVanier Cup record: 1-0<\/span>
\nVanier Cup wins: 2011<\/span>
\nVanier Cup losses: None<\/span><\/p>\n

LAVAL UNIVERSITY ROUGE ET OR (RSEQ & Uteck Bowl champions)<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

2012 season summary<\/span>
\nOverall record: 11-1<\/span>
\nRegular season record: 8-1<\/span>
\nRegular season standing: 1st<\/span>
\nPlayoff record: 3-0<\/span>
\nTop 10 final ranking (Oct. 30): No. 2<\/span>
\nTop 10 best ranking: No. 2 (polls 1-2-9-10)<\/span>
\nTop 10 lowest ranking: No. 4 (polls 4-5-6)<\/span>
\nTop 10 number of weeks ranked (10 polls): 10<\/span>
\nRegular season offence points (38.7 ppg): 1st RSEQ \/ 4th CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season offence total yards (415.2 ypg): 2nd RSEQ \/ 12th CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season offence passing (213.1 ypg): 6th RSEQ \/ 20th CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season offence rushing (202.1 ypg): 1st RSEQ \/ 6th CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season defence points (12.7 ppg): 2nd RSEQ \/ 2nd CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season defence total yards (298.2 ypg): 2nd RSEQ \/ 3rd CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season defence passing (240.4 ypg): 3rd RSEQ \/ 13th CIS<\/span>
\nRegular season defence rushing (57.8 ypg): 1st RSEQ \/ 1st CIS<\/span><\/p>\n

2012 results<\/span>
\nSept. 2 (home): Laval 33, McGill 15<\/span>
\nSept. 8 (away): Laval 28, Bishop\u2019s 22<\/span>
\nSept. 15 (home): Laval 31, Acadia 7<\/span>
\nSept. 21 (away): Laval 69, McGill 0<\/span>
\nSept. 29 (away): Laval 48, Sherbrooke 10<\/span>
\nOct. 7 (home): Laval 30, Montreal 11<\/span>
\nOct. 13 (away): Montreal 23, Laval 20<\/span>
\nOct. 21 (home): Laval 57, Bishop\u2019s 7<\/span>
\nOct. 27 (away): Laval 32, Concordia 19<\/span>
\nNov. 3 (home): Laval 46, McGill 9 (RSEQ semifinal)<\/span>
\nNov. 10 (home): Laval 40, Sherbrooke 17 (RSEQ final)<\/span>
\nNov. 17 (home): Laval 42, Acadia 7 (Uteck Bowl)<\/span><\/p>\n

2012 RSEQ individual honours<\/span>
\nMajor awards: Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Plesius (defensive MVP), Glen Constantin (coach)<\/span>
\nAll-stars offence: Pascal Lochard (RB), Guillaume Rioux (IR), Matthew Norzil (WR), Pierre Lavertu (C), Charles Vaillancourt (G)<\/span>
\nAll-stars defence: Arnaud Gascon-Nadon (DE), Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Plesius (LB), Mathieu Masseau (LB), Dominique No\u00ebl (DB)<\/span>
\nAll-stars special teams: Boris Bede (K)<\/span><\/p>\n

All-time head-to-head vs. McMaster<\/span>
\nOverall record: 2-1<\/span>
\n2011 (neutral): 41-38 OT loss (Vanier Cup)<\/span>
\n2003 (away): 36-32 win (Mitchell Bowl)<\/span>
\n1999 (away): 49-6 win (regular season \u2013 interlock)<\/span><\/p>\n

Not included in official head-to-head record:<\/span>
\n2012 (home): 28-22 win (pre-season)<\/span>
\n2011 (home): 24-10 win (pre-season)<\/span><\/p>\n

Vanier Cup history<\/span>
\nAll-time record: 6-1<\/span><\/p>\n

2011 (BC Place Stadium, Vancouver): 41-38 OT loss vs. McMaster<\/span>
\n2010 (PEPS Stadium, Quebec City): 29-2 win vs. Calgary<\/span>
\n2008 (Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton): 44-21 win vs. Western<\/span>
\n2006 (Griffiths Stadium, Saskatoon): 13-8 win vs. Saskatchewan<\/span>
\n2004 (Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton): 7-1 win vs. Saskatchewan<\/span>
\n2003 (SkyDome, Toronto): 14-7 win vs. Saint Mary\u2019s<\/span>
\n1999 (SkyDome, Toronto): 14-10 win vs. Saint Mary\u2019s<\/span><\/p>\n

Head coach: Glen Constantin<\/span>
\nSeason: 12th<\/span>
\nCareer regular season record: 83-16 (.838)<\/span>
\nCareer playoff record: 32-8 (.800)<\/span>
\nCareer overall record (season and playoffs): 115-24 (.827)<\/span>
\nCareer overall record vs. McMaster: 1-1<\/span>
\nVanier Cup record: 5-1<\/span>
\nVanier Cup wins: 2010, 2008, 2006, 2004, 2003<\/span>
\nVanier Cup losses: 2011<\/span><\/p>\n

ALL-TIME VANIER CUP RESULTS<\/span>
\n2011 McMaster 41, Laval 38 OT (BC Place Stadium, Vancouver)<\/span>
\n2010 Laval 29, Calgary 2 (TELUS-UL Stadium, Quebec City)<\/span>
\n2009 Queen\u2019s 33, Calgary 31 (TELUS-UL Stadium, Quebec City)<\/span>
\n2008 Laval 44, Western 21 (Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton)<\/span>
\n2007 Manitoba 28, Saint Mary\u2019s14 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n2006 Laval 13, Saskatchewan 8 (Griffiths Stadium, Saskatoon)<\/span>
\n2005 Wilfrid Laurier 24, Saskatchewan 23 (Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton)<\/span>
\n2004 Laval 7, Saskatchewan 1 (Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton)<\/span>
\n2003 Laval 14, Saint Mary\u2019s 7 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n2002 Saint Mary\u2019s 33, Saskatchewan 21 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n2001 Saint Mary\u2019s 42, Manitoba 16 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n2000 Ottawa 42, Regina 39 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1999 Laval 14, Saint Mary\u2019s 10 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1998 Saskatchewan 24, Concordia 17 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1997 UBC 39, Ottawa 23 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1996 Saskatchewan 31, StFX 12 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1995 Calgary 54, Western 24 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1994 Western 50, Saskatchewan 40 OT (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1993 Toronto 37, Calgary 34 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1992 Queen\u2019s 31, Saint Mary\u2019s 0 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1991 Wilfrid Laurier 25, Mount Allison 18 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1990 Saskatchewan 24, Saint Mary\u2019s 21 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1989 Western 35, Saskatchewan 10 (Rogers Centre, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1988 Calgary 52, Saint Mary\u2019s 23 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1987 McGill 47, UBC 11 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1986 UBC 25, Western 23 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1985 Calgary 25, Western 6 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1984 Guelph 22, Mount Allison 13 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1983 Calgary 31, Queen\u2019s 21 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1982 UBC 39, Western 14 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1981 Acadia 18, Alberta 12 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1980 Alberta 40, Ottawa 21 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1979 Acadia 34, Western 12 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1978 Queen\u2019s 16, UBC 3 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1977 Western 48, Acadia 15 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1976 Western 29, Acadia 13 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1975 Ottawa 14, Calgary 9 (CNE Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1974 Western 19, Toronto 15 (CNE Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1973 Saint Mary\u2019s 14, McGill 6 (CNE Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1972 Alberta 20, Waterloo Lutheran 7 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1971 Western 15, Alberta 14 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1970 Manitoba 38, Ottawa 11 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1969 Manitoba 24, McGill 15 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1968 Queen\u2019s 42, Waterloo Lutheran 14 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1967 Alberta 10, McMaster 9 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1966 StFX 40, Waterloo Lutheran 14 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span>
\n1965 Toronto 14, Alberta 7 (Varsity Stadium, Toronto)<\/span><\/p>\n

NOTE 1: Rogers Centre formerly known as SkyDome<\/span>
\nNOTE 2: Waterloo Lutheran now Wilfrid Laurier<\/span><\/p>\n

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