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Montreal Alouettes face Winnipeg Blue Bombers for Grey Cup

"We're extremely proud to see those two in the Grey Cup," said Brad Collinson, football coach at Concordia, of former students-turned-CFL stars Kristian Matte with the Montreal Alouettes and Jeremy Murphy with Winnipeg. Anastasia Dextrene reports.

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