Favourite Lesser Known Blue Bomber Memory

[Blue In BC]

The one I remember was when BC was at the top of their game. They had Roy Dewalt as their QB and the leagues best RB (just can not remember his name).

They came to the Peg and the Bombers ran a 3-4 defense for the first time that I can remember. Our LB's were James West, Ty Jones and not sure who the 3rd and 4th LB's were. They made DeWalt's day a nightmare as no one was really familiar with how handle a 3-4 (4 LB's) defense. I remember one specific play where James Wild Wild West stacked Dewalt in his own end zone.

Battle and Randolph in 1990.

[BBRT]

Battle and Randolph in 1990.

Many Thanks! Boy do I remember Greg Battle! And Randolph was probably as good as anyone we have today. With those 4 LB's we were really fearsome!

[Stats Junkie]

The one I remember was when BC was at the top of their game. They had Roy Dewalt as their QB and the leagues best RB (just can not remember his name).

They came to the Peg and the Bombers ran a 3-4 defense for the first time that I can remember. Our LB's were James West, Ty Jones and not sure who the 3rd and 4th LB's were. They made DeWalt's day a nightmare as no one was really familiar with how handle a 3-4 (4 LB's) defense. I remember one specific play where James Wild Wild West stacked Dewalt in his own end zone.

The Blue Bombers adopted a 3-4 defence in Cal Murphy's first year as head coach. The LBs for most of the 1983 season were:

37 John Pointer OLB
52 Aaron Brown ILB
54 Vernon Pahl ILB
69 Tyrone Jones OLB
76 Ken Ciancone backup LB

James West joined the Blue Bombers late in the 1985 season. His first game against the BC Lions took place October 6, 1985. The Blue Bombers LBs for that game were:

35 Tyrone Jones OLB
58 James West OLB
69 Gary Moten ILB
76 Darrell Patterson ILB
31 Mike Robinson backup LB & TE
74 Vernon Pahl backup LB & TE