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MONTREAL – Here’s a numerical snap-shot of the Alouettes battle against the Argonauts at Rogers Centre on Sunday afternoon.
17 – Consecutive years Montreal has now reached the playoffs, with the Alouettes having not missed the postseason since returning to the league in 1996.
1 – Number of 100-yards games amassed by Jamel Richardson this season, with Sunday’s win marking his first of 2012.
75 – Yardage of Richardon’s game-changing touchdown catch and run late in the third quarter, his longest grab of the season to date.
6 – Yards shy that play fell of his personal best with the Alouettes set back on July 31, 2008 against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
3 – Position where Jamel Richardson now sits on the Alouettes all-time receiving TD list following his major against the Argos, tying him with former teammate Kerry Watkins at 48.
8 – Times the Alouettes have trailed at the half this season.
2 – Times the Als have now come-from-behind for a win after having been down at the half in 2012, with Sunday’s big win over the Argos being the second.
4:28 – Time left on the clock in the second quarter when receiver Brandon London left the game with a leg injury and did not return.
47 – Yardage on Eric Deslauriers acrobatic catch late in the first half that helped set up Sean Whyte’s field goal as time expired.
16 – Combined points in the opening half, the lowest scoring start to an Alouettes game this season. The previous low was 18 combined points by the Als and Stampeders back on July 12.
25,348 – Argos attendance at Rogers Centre on Sunday, a number bolstered by the almost 400 Als fans that crammed onto the Alouettes Fan Train this weekend.
