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T.J. Thorpe a bright spot for Winnipeg Blue Bombers


He was a bright spot for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, even if he was overshadowed by one of his teammates. caught eight passes for 65 yards in Friday’s loss to the B.C. Lions. Not many would have predicted Thorpe would have a big night. After all, it was his first CFL game after returning from injury. Thorpe had impressed the coaching staff in training camp. (Winnipeg Free Press)

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