The 2003 Calgary Stampeders season was the 46th season for the team in the Canadian Football League and their 65th overall. The Stampeders finished in fifth place in the West Division with a 5–13 record and failed to make the playoffs.
2003 Calgary Stampeders season |
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Head coach | Jim Barker |
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Home field | McMahon Stadium |
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Record | 5–13 |
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Division place | 5th, West |
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Playoff finish | did not qualify |
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Offseason
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Preseason
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Week
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Date
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Opponent
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Score
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Result
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Attendance
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Record
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B
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June 3
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vs. BC Lions
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26–19
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Win
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25,013
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1–0
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C
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June 11
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at Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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30–17
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Loss
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28,222
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1–1
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Regular season
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Season Standings
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Season schedule
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Week
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Date
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Opponent
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Score
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Result
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Attendance
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Record
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1
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June 16
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vs. Montreal Alouettes
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23–20 (OT)
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Loss
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30,102
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0–1
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2
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June 26
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at Edmonton Eskimos
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34–24
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Loss
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30,568
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0–2
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3
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July 1
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vs. Ottawa Renegades
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32–12
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Win
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32,028
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1–2
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4
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July 10
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at Hamilton Tiger-Cats
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17–11
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Win
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15,193
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2–2
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5
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July 19
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at Montreal Alouettes
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36–25
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Loss
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20,202
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2–3
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6
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July 26
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vs. Toronto Argonauts
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41–24
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Loss
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30,976
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2–4
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7
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August 1
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vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders
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27–11
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Loss
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34,260
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2–5
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8
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August 8
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at BC Lions
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48–4
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Loss
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24,222
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2–6
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9
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August 16
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vs. BC Lions
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30–7
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Loss
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30,217
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2–7
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10
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August 22
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at Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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52–17
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Loss
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28,240
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2–8
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11
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September 1
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vs. Edmonton Eskimos
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28–22
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Win
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36,251
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3–8
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12
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September 6
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at Edmonton Eskimos
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38–0
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Loss
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62,444
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3–9
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13
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September 14
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vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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21–19
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Win
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29,432
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4–9
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14
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Bye
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4–9
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15
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September 26
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at Ottawa Renegades
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26–21
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Loss
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23,212
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4–10
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16
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October 3
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vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats
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32–12
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Win
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32,052
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5–10
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17
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October 13
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at Saskatchewan Roughriders
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24–22
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Loss
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43,613
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5–11
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18
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October 19
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vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders
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34–6
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Loss
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34,287
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5–12
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19
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October 24
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at Toronto Argonauts
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13–12
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Loss
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18,223
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5–13
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Awards and records
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References
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