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Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach Marcel Bellefeuille plans strategy with quarterbacks Kevin Glenn, left, and Quinton Porter during overtime in CFL East Division semifinal football action Sunday, November 13, 2011 in Montreal. The Tiger-Cats beat the Alouettes 52-44 to face the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the East Division final. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are heading to the East Division final, thanks in part to head coach Marcel Bellefeuille playibuy catsng a couple of hunches.
Bellefeuille drew criticism the final month of the regular season for rotating his quarterbacks to give backup Quinton Porter playing time. That prompted suggestions of a quarterback controversy in Hamilton and questions regarding starter Kevin Glenns confidence as the team made its late-season playoff push.
Then last weekend, Bellefeuille raised eyebrows when he made popular defensive end Stevie Baggs a healthy scratch in order to get linebacker Jamall Johnson back into the lineup.
But both moves paid off handsomely in Hamiltons 52-44 overtime win over the defending Grey Cup-champion Montreal Alo
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