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B.C. Player Makes First CFL Start
Multiple roster changes open the spot as the fourth-round draft pick starts at centre for Hamilton against Montreal.
- On Sept. 18, Brady Szeman makes his first career CFL start at centre for the Hamilton Tiger Cats against the Montreal Alouettes in the league's annual Hall of Fame game.
- Injuries forced significant roster adjustments for Hamilton; right guard Jonathan Denis moved to the one-game injured list with a knee injury, prompting Liam Dobson to shift to guard.
- Selected in the fourth round of the 2026 CFL draft, the 6-foot-1, 302-pound Szeman brings experience from 32 collegiate starts at centre for the Calgary Dinos.
- Friday's contest serves as the annual Hall of Fame game, where the 2026 CFL Hall of Fame class will be honored, including Brandon Banks, Jim Evenson, Charleston Hughes, Sean Millington, Calvin Tiggle, and builder Frank Ivy.
- While the Alouettes are tied with the Edmonton Elks for the league's best record, Hamilton currently holds a 4-9 record in the East Division, trailing the playoff hunt.
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B.C. player makes first CFL start - Northern Sentinel
Third game, first start. Vernon’s Brady Szeman of the Hamilton Tiger Cats will make his first-ever Canadian Football League (CFL) start Friday, Sept. 18, when the Ti-Cats host the Montreal Alouettes (4:30 p.m., TSN 1/3) in the league’s annual Hall of Fame game. It’s one of multiple moves made by Hamilton prior to the contest. Offensive lineman Liam Dobson shifts from centre to guard, paving the way for Szeman to start under quarterback Harrison …
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