Sept. 9 - In front a capacity crowd at Griffiths Stadium, the seventh-ranked Manitoba Bisons dominated the Saskatchewan Huskies 52-7.

Third-year Bison quarterback Shane Munson had his way with the Saskatchewan defence completing 22 of his 32 pass attempts for 442 yards in the victory.

Former Huskie Jamie Boreham opened the scoring with a 43-yard field goal, followed up with a 75-yard punt return for a touchdown, moving the Bisons ahead to stay at 10-0. The Huskies looked to be back in the game when they replied just 33 seconds later. Quarterback Sheldon Ball found Chad Rempel for a 67-yard touchdown, which ended up being their only score of the day.

The size, strength and experience of the Bisons began to show in the second quarter as the floodgates opened with 25 Manitoba points. Touchdowns by Andrew Sharp, Joe Orel and Ken Vermette, and another successful field goal by Boreham gave the Bisons a comfortable 35-7 halftime advantage.

The Huskies struggled on offence all afternoon gaining just 176 yards in total offence.