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“You sometimes say, This guy is a threat to score every time he touches the football. Aaron Hernandez Youth Jersey . Im not sure its ever been truer in the CFL than it is of Chris Williams.” That was Duane Fordes call as Williams broke a 70-yard punt return for a touchdown, giving the Hamilton Tiger-Cats a 10-1 lead at the time. Williams touchdown his fifth return TD of the year was lost in the Alouettes eventual win on Thursday, but it tied the all-time single season record for return TDs set over 20 years ago by Gizmo Williams, and were only eight games in. Williams also vaulted past legend Earl The Pearl Winfield in Ticats record books and, combined with his five receiving touchdowns so far this season, is on pace to challenge Milt Stegalls single-season touchdown record of 23. And if not for his showboating mistake against the Alouettes earlier this season, Stegalls record would really be in jeopardy. Those stats are enough to make you wonder – as Duane Forde suggested – is Williams the greatest scoring threat of all-time in the CFL? As mentioned earlier, the New Mexico State product is a threat to score as both a return man and receiver. He has twice been named the Special Teams Player of the Week, as well as picking up the July Special Teams Player of the Month, and was last years Most Outstanding Rookie. Williams isnt just a big play receiver either - QB Henry Burris targets him often; the diminutive receiver leading the team in both receptions (41) and yards (652) this season. Its an incredible start, but Williams is just 23 games into what Ticats fans surely hope is a long CFL career. Its yet to be seen if the 24-year-old will have the longevity to see his career scoring numbers equal those of Stegall, George Reed, or Mike Pringle. But watching the sophomore receiver, its hard not conjuring up images of the great scoring threats throughout the years; guys like Gizmo, Pinball Clemons, and even Allen Pitts. The Rouge asks: Where does Chris Williams rank among all-time scoring threats in the CFL? Stevan Ridley Womens Jersey . —When the American Hockey League season started in October, the Norfolk Admirals had a rookie line comprised of Carter Ashton, Tyler Johnson and Cory Conacher. Irving Fryar Jersey . Born and raised in Weyburn, Sask., Labatte played his university football with the Regina Rams before beginning a four-year stint with the CFLs Winnipeg Blue Bombers. http://www.prostorepatriots.com/tom-brady-jerseys .C. United beat the Columbus Crew 3-2 on Saturday night to clinch its first playoff berth in five seasons. Kevin Faulk Jersey . Play was halted for four minutes in the seventh inning while the fan received CPR and was carted off on a stretcher. Ambulance sirens could be heard outside the stadium as the fan was carted off, still receiving CPR. Vince Wilfork Womens Jersey .C. – The Toronto Marlies relied on three of their biggest names for a win on Saturday night.SANTA CLARA, Calif. —Marvin Chavez scored against his former team and Alan Gordon added his eighth goal of the season to lead the San Jose Earthquakes to a 2-1 victory over FC Dallas on Wednesday. San Jose had to withstand an 89th-minute goal from Hernan Pertuz and a missed penalty kick in the 94th minute by Jair Benitez. The Earthquakes (13-4-4) widened their lead in the Supporters Shield race to seven points clear of Real Salt Lake and Sporting Kansas City. San Jose is unbeaten at home in Buck Shaw Stadium since Aug. 13, an 8-0-3 run. FC Dallas (4-10-7) ended a 13-match winless streak Saturday, but couldnt continue its momentum, despite the debut of newly acquired designated player Julian de Guzman, traded last week by Toronto FC. Chavez, who was dealt to San Jose from Dallas in the off-season for allocation money, struck from the edge of the penalty box in the 12th minute, ripping a well-placed shot to the far post off a skidding cross by Shea Salinas. Gordon doubled San Joses advantage with a headerr in the 45th minute, also beating Dallas goalkeeper Kevin Hartman to the back post. Stevan Ridley Youth Jersey. Benitez started the play with a poor pass that led to a turnover deep in Dallas third of the field. San Jose made three passes through the midfield before the ball reached Sam Cronin, whose looping pass from 35 yards found the loosely marked Gordon. Chris Wondolowski, MLS leading scorer, appeared to strike for his 18th goal of the season on a 61st-minute penalty brought about by Brek Sheas clear hand ball in Dallas box. But San Jose was called for encroachment on Wondolowskis successful first attempt, and Hartman dove to his left to save the redo. Pertuz got Dallas within a goal on a flying header, but Benitez gave away a chance to steal a road point after Zach Loyd was bundled over by San Jose midfielder Simon Dawkins in second-half injury time. With Brek Shea, Dallas usual penalty-kick taker, having been subbed off, Benitez stepped up to the spot and flashed his attempt just above the crossbar. ’ ’ ’
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