TSN football analyst Chris Schultz is back with his Week 12 selections in the CFL. The Big Man finished 3-1 in Week 11, and sits at 28-17 on the season in Schultz vs. The World. Now Schultz is ready for more action, including his pick for the Western showdown between the Blue Bombers and Lions. Montreal Alouettes at Edmonton Eskimos The Alouettes may have found their quarterback in Jonathan Crompton while the Eskimos need their number one guy back in Mike Reilly. The last two games Crompton has played have been at home, a 10-point win against a RedBlacks team that has one win and last week a nine-point win against a Ticat team that has two wins. The quality of the competition steps up this week as they play a seven-win team in Edmonton that will be motivated to win again this week. Montreal is dangerous because if Crompton gets hot the Als have pretty much all the other pieces in place for consistent success. Was impressed with Duron Carter and his spectacular sideline catch and the contribution of Chad Johnson. I wonder if both will continue to excel over the next nine weeks because when it comes to the physical skills to play effective football, they have it. It will be very interesting to see how Edmonton now handles adversity. Everything was going so well but now with two losses in six days the invincibility of Eskimo football will be tested in terms of confidence. I remember the first Als-Eskimos game on August 8, 33-23 for Edmonton in Montreal in a game that was over by halftime. Not this one. Montreal is a better team by comparison to that time about a month ago, but not better than Edmonton. It should be close. Edmonton. Toronto Argonauts at Calgary Stampeders Will Andre Durie and Chad Owens be back? Those will be the two most important questions for Argonaut success come Saturday. They are coming off the bye week and still lead the East - as ridiculous as it sounds - with three wins going into Week 12 so both represent reasons for optimism. Yet, I cant see Calgary letting their preparation or execution waver this week. The Stampeders are 9-1 and the one loss came by one point to BC in the last three minutes. Could be a very good game but there is too much depth and talent in Calgary not to get a 10th win. Calgary. Winnipeg Blue Bombers at B.C. Lions Just like Edmonton, the Saskatchewan Roughriders have won three in a row over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Two came over the last two weeks and the third was August 7 in a 23-17 decision in Winnipeg. The Bombers need to get healthy and keep Drew Willy confident. Yes, that was a horrific throw that turned out to be a game-winning interception but it was offset by many other good plays. He will learn as a first-year starter. If BC creates a run-pass balance then the 23-6 loss back on July 25 shall be avenged. This is a tough one as Kevin Glenn is back in all likelihood and BC did only score seven points in Ottawa and it was not from a touchdown. Still the Bombers did not pass-block well against the Riders and did not stop the run. Again. BC, but it wont be easy. Saskatchewan Roughriders at Hamilton Tiger-Cats Game 2 at the new Tim Hortons Field and should be a better one than the first one, a 13-12 Hamilton win over Toronto on Labour Day. The best play last week in Montreal for Hamilton was the screen pass to Mossis Madu out of Oklahoma and successful it was. Richie Hall will be ready for it as a defensive coordinator. Zack Collaros played well and Hamilton played a good first half against Montreal. But it was just a half. Overall the Riders have a better pass rush and better pass protection, and run offence and run defence. They are just the better team. In Week 1, the fourth game of a young CFL season saw a final score of Riders 31, Tiger-Cats 10. 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Although Sky Sports F1 was only launched in 2012, the dedicated channel has already broadcast many memorable races and features in its first four years on air.From the dramatic 2012 Brazilian GP title decider featuring Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso, to Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosbergs absorbing Duel in the Desert in Bahrain 2014, and Hamiltons second successive title win in Austin last year, F1 has not been short of dramatic, defining moments over that time. And who can forget some of Sky F1s very best race weekend features - including the Sand and Lawnmower Grands Prix featuring some of the sports most famous faces driving rather unusual vvehicles! Hit play on the video above to watch a compilation of the best bits of the first four years of Sky F1.ddddddddddddDont miss the F1 Report on Wednesday at 8:30pm on Sky Sports F1 for full analysis of an action-packed Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit. 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