The 377-yard rushing record was a fourth-quarter run-fit failure, not a full-game defensiv

Winnipeg allowed 206 of B.C.'s 377 ground yards in the fourth quarter after giving up 171 through the first three — enough to break the club record of 349 set in 1956. Jake Ceresna called the defence "horrendous," and the late explosion plays, including Zander Horvath's 58- and 35-yard touchdowns, point to lost gap integrity in the second level.