CFL Ronald Flemons Fumbles Ball at Goal Line vs. B.C. Lions

Toronto defensive end Ronald Flemons scoops up a loose ball and runs it towards the end-zone only to fumble the ball at the goal line. The ball is recovered by B.C. to negate the touchdown. September 11, 2010 Toronto Argonauts at B.C. Lions.

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[SuperVancouverBC]

yes it does. happens all the time. Leon Lett or Desean Jackson

[beatmastert]

It's different not stupid, stupid.

[Rusty Shackleford]

How? The rules make it a faster, more exciting game. The CFL will never be as big, but the game itself is superior.

[Rusty Shackleford]

Youre right, that never happened to Desean Jackson........

[BamaDillon]

I think ottowa is getting one.

[Chris R]

my ideal has 15-18 teams.

moncton, montreal2, ottawa, quebec city

alouettes, ticats, toronto2, argos

bombers, saskatchewan, windsor, saksatoon,

lions, stamps, vancouver2, eskimos

[Magnifico35]

I agree, though I think the ideal number would be 10, considering Canada's population. Ottawa's getting a team in 2014, which will obviously help.

[BamaDillon]

plus there's more teams. i mean the cfl has 8 teams and 6 of them go to the playoffs. they need to establish more teams. like 15 or something

[Magnifico35]

Yep. Personally, I prefer the CFL style of play as I find it more entertaining. But then again, I totally understand why Americans wouldn't be interested in the CFL, with the different rules, generally less talented athletes, barely any coverage in the States, etc.

[BamaDillon]

lol and it's the complete opposite in the nfl, in the nfl, the offense have the tough spot.

[Magnifico35]

The reason for the scores being higher is the difference in width and length of the field and the end zones. Much more ground to cover for the D, which makes it harder. Not only that, but receivers are allowed to move and get a running head start behind the line of scrimmage, before the snap of the ball, which makes the game much harder for defensive backs obviously.

[Aaron Dizon]

The CFL will never be superior to the NFL, it's just a straight fact. But I do like the B.C. Lions, just because they're closer to Seattle.