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John Hufnagel, who guided the Calgary Stampeders to the 2008 Grey Cup title, is the CFL's coach of the year.
Hufnagel received the award at a luncheon Tuesday after finishing first in voting conducted by the Football Reporters of Canada.
Marc Trestman of the Montreal Alouettes - whose team lost to Calgary in the Grey Cup - and Ken Miller of the Saskatchewan Roughriders were also nominated for the award. All three finalists were first-year head coaches in the league
Under Hufnagel, Calgary posted a CFL-best 13-5 record to finish first in the West Division. After dispatching B.C. 22-18 in the conference final, the Stampeders capped their season by downing Montreal 22-14 in the Grey Cup before 66,308 spectators at Olympic Stadium.
The CFL title was Calgary's first since 2001.
And the Grey Cup is in Calgary for 2009!
John Hufnagel, who guided the Calgary Stampeders to the 2008 Grey Cup title, is the CFL's coach of the year.
Hufnagel received the award at a luncheon Tuesday after finishing first in voting conducted by the Football Reporters of Canada.
Marc Trestman of the Montreal Alouettes - whose team lost to Calgary in the Grey Cup - and Ken Miller of the Saskatchewan Roughriders were also nominated for the award. All three finalists were first-year head coaches in the league
Under Hufnagel, Calgary posted a CFL-best 13-5 record to finish first in the West Division. After dispatching B.C. 22-18 in the conference final, the Stampeders capped their season by downing Montreal 22-14 in the Grey Cup before 66,308 spectators at Olympic Stadium.
The CFL title was Calgary's first since 2001.
And the Grey Cup is in Calgary for 2009!
