2006 Calgary Stampeders season






























2006 Calgary Stampeders season
Head coach Tom Higgins
Home field McMahon Stadium
Results
Record 10–8–0
Division place 2nd, West
Playoff finish Lost West Semi-Final
Uniform
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The 2006 Calgary Stampeders season was the 49th season for the team in the Canadian Football League and their 68th overall. The Stampeders finished 2nd place in the West division with a 10–8–0 record. They appeared in the West Semi-Final where they lost to the Saskatchewan Roughriders.




Contents






  • 1 Offseason


    • 1.1 CFL Draft


    • 1.2 Preseason




  • 2 Regular season


    • 2.1 Season standings


    • 2.2 Season schedule




  • 3 Playoffs


    • 3.1 Schedule


    • 3.2 West Semi-Final




  • 4 Awards and records


    • 4.1 2006 CFL All-Stars




  • 5 References





Offseason



CFL Draft




















































Round
 Pick
 Player
 Position
 School/Club Team
2 13 Jon Cornish RB
Kansas
4 27 Riley Clayton OL
Manitoba
4 30 Gerald Commissiong RB
Stanford
5 38 Derek Armstrong OL
St. Francis Xavier
6 44 Andre Knights DB
Saint Mary's
6 46 Marc Trepanier LB
Montreal


Preseason






























Week
 Date
 Opponent
 Score
 Result
 Attendance
 Record
A
 June 2
 at BC Lions
 26–23
 Win
 23,154
 1–0
B
 June 8
 vs. BC Lions
 57–13
 Loss
 7,335
 1–1


Regular season



Season standings




























































West Division

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Team
 GP
 W
 L
 T
 PF
 PA
 Pts
Y-BC Lions 18 13 5 0 555 355 26
Details
X-Calgary Stampeders 18 10 8 0 477 426 20
Details
X-Saskatchewan Roughriders 18 9 9 0 465 434 18
Details
Edmonton Eskimos 18 7 11 0 399 468 14
Details


Season schedule
























































































































































































Week
 Date
 Opponent
 Score
 Result
 Attendance
 Record
1
 June 17
 vs. Edmonton Eskimos
 24–14
 Win
 25,895
 1–0
2
 June 24
 at Edmonton Eskimos
 18–14
 Loss
 40,491
 1–1
3
 June 29
 vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats
 23–22
 Win
 28,396
 2–1
4
 July 8
 at Saskatchewan Roughriders
 53–36
 Win
 23,942
 3–1
5
 July 14
 at Hamilton Tiger-Cats
 20–17
 Loss
 26,944
 3–2
6
 July 21
 vs. BC Lions
 43–20
 Loss
 31,210
 3–3
7
 July 29
 at Saskatchewan Roughriders
 19–9
 Loss
 23,107
 3–4
8
 August 5
 vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders
 23–7
 Win
 34,319
 4–4
9
 August 12
 vs. Montreal Alouettes
 27–24
 Win
 29,452
 5–4
10
Bye
 5–4
11
 August 24
 at Montreal Alouettes
 41–23
 Win
 20,202
 6–4
12
 September 4
 vs. Edmonton Eskimos
 44–23
 Win
 35,744
 7–4
13
 September 8
 at Edmonton Eskimos
 35–26
 Loss
 47,965
 7–5
14
 September 15
 vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers
 43–9
 Win
 26,843
 8–5
15
 September 23
 vs. Toronto Argonauts
 39–18
 Win
 31,539
 9–5
16
 September 30
 at Toronto Argonauts
 23–16
 Loss
 32,410
 9–6
17
 October 6
 at BC Lions
 39–13
 Loss
 32,232
 9–7
18
 October 15
 vs. BC Lions
 32–25
 Win
 33,546
 10–7
19
 October 21
 at Winnipeg Blue Bombers
 28–13
 Loss
 30,092
 10–8
20
Bye
 10–8


Playoffs



Schedule





















Game
 Date
 Time
 Opponent
 Score
 Result
 Attendance
West Semi-Final
 Nov 5
 2:00 PM MST
 vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders
 30–21
 Loss
 35,650


West Semi-Final



























Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total
Saskatchewan Roughriders 3 9 8 10 30
Calgary Stampeders 4 17 0 0 21


Awards and records



2006 CFL All-Stars



  • LB – Brian Clark

  • K – Sandro DeAngelis

  • OG – Jay McNeil

  • RB – Joffrey Reynolds

  • CB – Coby Rhinehart



References















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