B.C. didn’t just beat Winnipeg on the ground — it broke a franchise record that had stood

The Lions churned out 377 rushing yards, 28 more than the previous Bombers mark of 349 yards allowed to Edmonton, with 206 of those yards coming in the fourth quarter alone. Zander Horvath’s 58- and 35-yard touchdown runs in the final 6:18 showed the second level consistently got washed out, a schematic failure for Jake Ceresna and the front seven.