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  Tue, December 25, 2012


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2012 a banner year for CFL
By KIRK PENTON, QMI Agency


The Argonauts celebrate their Grey Cup victory after defeating the Stampeders at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ont., Nov. 25, 2012. (STAN BEHAL/QMI Agency)

The CFL enjoyed another banner year in 2012.

Attendance increased, TV ratings were up, and the product on the field provided plenty of thrilling moments. There was a 3% increase in scoring, and 56% of games were decided in the final three minutes.

Here is a look at the top 10 CFL stories (of the non-Bomber variety) from 2012.

10. FAREWELL, OLD FRIEND

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats played the final game at historic Ivor Wynne Stadium on Oct. 27, beating the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to send the 85-year-old park out in style. Demolition crews started tearing down the stadium in mid-December, and, if all goes to plan, the Tabbies will play in Guelph in 2013 before returning to a new park on the Ivor Wynne site in 2014.














Can NFL QB Tim Tebow succeed in the CFL?
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