Most Canadians outside Calgary are very happy with the result, I suspect.  The Redblacks played the underdog card to perfection and has their best game of the year, by far;  Calgary had one of their worst.  But let's face it: the Stampeders are the class of the CFL and have been for ages.  Let's not forget, Ottawa would not have made the playoffs had they been in the western conference, and when they set about building a winner when they came into the league three years ago the first thing they did was raid the Stampeders coaching staff and roster.  Kudos to Burris (he played one of the best games of his professional career when it mattered most).  And yet, he still managed to make an ass of himself with his postgame bitterness about not getting the respect he deserved.  Pul-lease!  Burris has had one of the most blessed and privileged careers in the history of the league.  He was very popular in Calgary where he played most of his games.