The Calgary Stampeders had their four-game winning streak snapped in Regina last week, losing 37-34 in a hard-fought battle with their division rivals, the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The loss left the two teams tied atop the Western Division with identical 9-5 records (along with B.C.) and set up a huge clash between them on Oct. 13 to decide the tie-breaker, should they end the season tied in the standings. The Riders lead the season series with two wins (22-21 in Calgary in Week 6 and again last week) compared to one for the Stamps (30-25 in Week 7 in Regina). The Stamps, however lead the point differential by one point (85-84) meaning whoever wins this game will win the series.

• Saskatchewan has a 2-1 lead in the season series, winning 22-21 in Calgary on Aug. 2, losing 30-25 at home on Aug. 7 and winning 37-34 at home on Oct. 3. The winner of this game will take the season series.
• The Stamps have won four of their last five and six of their last eight, while the Riders have lost three of their last four.
• Calgary has a 4-2 home record. Saskatchewan is 4-3 on the road.
• Stamps SB Nik Lewis has caught a pass in 84 consecutive games played (Allen Pitts’ club record is 85).
• The Stamps have a 110-84-8 all-time edge over Saskatchewan.
• Stamps QB Henry Burris is on pace for a career-high 5,221 passing yards and 36 touchdown passes.
• Stamps RB Joffrey Reynolds went over 1,000 rushing yards (fourth year in a row) with 112 yards against Toronto in Week 13.
• Stamps WR Ken-Yon Rambo went over 1,000 receiving yards with 77 in Week 13 against the Argos. It’s his first 1,000-yard season.
• Calgary’s John Hufnagel and Saskatchewan’s Ken Miller are in their first season as CFL head coaches.
• Calgary K Sandro DeAngelis leads the CFL with 174 points.