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Luzzi’s legacy
Don Luzzi earned the Schenley Award as the CFLs top lineman and was an all-star as both an o-lineman and a d-lineman.
Helton Was An All-star Performer
John (Biggie) Helton played 10 seasons for the Stampeders and was named a West all-star on nine occasions during that decade of brilliance.
Boerigter left an impression
Receiver Marc Boerigter made a big impact in his relatively brief career with the Stampeders.
Award-winning coach
In today’s History Lesson, we look at Jerry Williams, the first Stamps coach to win the Annis Stukus Trophy and the man who led Calgary to the 1968 Grey Cup game.
Little Big Man
In today’s History Lesson we look back at defensive back and kick returner Marvin Coleman, who was small in stature but very large on talent.
Hay got his kicks for Stamps
J.T. Hay joined the Stamps in a trade with Ottawa and went on to become Calgary’s all-time leading scorer at the time of his retirement.
Running up the record book
Lovell Coleman’s 1,629 yards stand as the fourth best single-season total in franchise history and his single-game 238 rushing yards has never been topped.
A championship quarterback
Jerry Keeling was one of the best two-way players in franchise history, setting CFL records on both sides of the ball. He quarterbacked the Stamps to a Grey Cup victory in 1971.
Stamps and Esks playoff history
Over the years, Calgary and Edmonton have met 21 times in the playoffs and have evenly split 10 meetings in the Western Final.
A look back at 2008 final
We take a look back to the 2008 Western Final when Calgary defeated the BC Lions.
Stamps mourn death of John Forzani
It is with great sadness that the Stampeders announce the passing of John Forzani. He was 67.
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