Regarding the triple penalty near the end, the Argos didn't seem to move as far up the field as I thought they would with that but I didn't think much of it until what AngeloV and you have posted. As to your last question, Paul, I wish I had an answer to that. I guess that once the Argos took the no yards penalty that it overrode the Montreal offside but it was certainly a key penalty for the Argos to take as it likely cost the Argos some valuable points. BTW, head referee Tom Vallesi seemed to get more confused as the game progressed. There was one incident late in the fourth quarter where there were five penalties called - two against Montreal and three against the Argos - and he pointed in the wrong direction for all of them. I guess we shouldn't have been surprised that there was a miscount of the 40 yards in the final minute. And, again, the overturn of that interference call is simply baffling. I would love to hear an explanation from the league on that one.
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