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New faces along with experience...

THIS YEAR’S line-up for the B.C. Lions includes some
old and new faces that should excite the crowds at B.C.

Place stadium.

Among the expected crowd
pleasers are the following athletes.

Danny Barrett
Quarterback

In 1991, despite missing seven
starts as a result of a broken
finger, Barrett racked up some
impressive statistics en route to
Calgary’s most successful season
in 20 years. °

He threw for 3,453 yards (249
of 438 passes, both personal re-
cords), 19 touchdowns and only
five interceptions, the fewest of all
starting CFL quarterbacks.

He had the second highest effi-
ciency rating in the league (92.0).

In the Stampeders’ two playeff
games in 1991, Barrett played
outstandingly. Against the Lions
on November 10, he brought
Calgary back from a 16-point
half-time deficit, throwing three

third-quarter touchdown passes in.

leading the Stamps to a 43-4i vic-
" tory.
He was good on 23 of 33 passes

for 420 yards and five
touchdowns. In the western final
versus Edmonton, Calgary was
trailing 33-18 at the start of the
fourth quarter when the Barrett-
fead Stampeders scored 20 four-
th-quarter points to edge Edmon-
ton 38-36.

In that game, Barrett threw for
373 yards and two touchdowns.
For both these performances he
earned the CFL Player of the
Week honors.

In the Grey Cup, he completed
34 of 56 passes (both Grey Cup
records) for 377 yards and one
touchdown while also rushing for
ancther score in a losing cause.

The eight-year veteran of the
CFL will oe playing under coach
Bob O’Billovich for the second
time in his career. He played for
the Toronto Argonauts from 1985

. to 1988 (he played with the New

Jerscy Generais of the USFL in
1986).

He originally came to Calgary
in 1983 and played for three

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seasons befere signing with New
Jersey. After leaving the Generals
in 1987 he joined the Argos and
played for two seasons before .
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In 1991 he started #1 regular
season games and two playoff
games and the Grey Cup and won
10 of those 14 games. He was
named the CFL offensive player
of the weck for his outstanding
performances in both playoff
games and took the Stampeders to
the Grey Cup for the first time
since 1971,

Barrett co-captained the Uni-
versity of Cincinnati Bearcats as a
senior in 1982, earning an Honor-
able Mention Associated “Press
All-American nomination. He was
35Z of 658 attempts for 4,407
yards and 27 touchdowns as 2a
Bearcat.

He has gained a reputation asa’
tireless worker in the community
and was involved in several chari-
ties in the Calgary area where he
resided throughout the off-season.

Barrett was also a reguiar on
the basketball team and served as
honorary race official for the
Calgary Reai Estate Board
Charitable Foundation 10K Fun
Run.

Gerald Roper
Offensive Guard

Roper, the sclf-appointed team
spokesman, was raised in North
Vancouver and is back home after
recently rejoining the Lions squad.

He has a strong, aggressive style
of play and is an impossible
obstruction for defenders when he
pulls to lead the sweeps.

Roper started his rookie season
in 1982 as a back-up, but earned

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