Take a closer look at some of the interesting numbers and statistics from Friday’s game and looking ahead to Saturday night.
211: Times the Argos and Ticats have played each other.
69.5: Kilometres between Rogers Centre and Ivor Wynne, the shortest distance between stadiums in the CFL.
83,111: Combined passing yards between Henry Burris and Ricky Ray, the equivalent of 755 football fields, 75.9 kilometres or 137 CN Towers.
1873: The first time these two teams played one another, making it one of the oldest rivalries in pro sports.
154: All-purpose yards by Chevon Walker last week in B.C.
12.3: Average yards per touch for Walker this season, after amassing 322 yards on just 26 touches over two games — the most in the CFL.
46: Grey Cups that have been played in Toronto, making this season the 47th.
2009: The last time Toronto won a regular season game at Ivor Wynne, defeating the Ticats 30-17 on July 1
276-202: The Ticats all-time record at home.
16-10: Henry Burris’ head-to-head record against Ricky Ray, regular season and playoffs.
74.7: Ricky Ray’s completion percentage in 2012 so far.
173: Yards in penalties for Toronto this season, the third-most in the CFL.
805: Yards of offence for the Ticats thus far, the second-most in the CFL.
9: Defensive tackles needed for Markeith Knowlton to pass Calvin Tiggle and move into third place for all-time defensive tackles as a Tiger-Cat.
66.5: Cory Boyd’s average rushing yards per-game against the Tiger-Cats in his CFL career.
0: Special Teams touchdowns by Chad Owens against the Tiger-Cats in his CFL career.
2 Chances left to see the Tiger-Cats play Toronto at Ivor Wynne stadium.
