who made a remarkable 23-yard touchdown reception. But once again the Stampeders pulled further ahead. Stuck on the Calgary 11 with time ticking down, Crandell threw to running back Kelvin Anderson on a sideline pattern. Anderson slipped past Marvin Coleman for a 44-yard gain. Three plays later, Mark McLoughlin kicked a 24-yard field goal. There was one final comeback attempt by Winnipeg. With the Blue Bombers on the Calgary 36 with time running out, Jones was driven by Stampeders defensive tackle Joe Fleming into the turf for a game-ending sack. It was a game of missed opportunity for the Blue Bombers, who repeatedly got near or into Calgary territory and came away empty handed. Winnipeg kicker Troy Westwood missed three of four field goal attempts. Trivia The attendance of 65,255 at Montreal's Olympic Stadium was the third-largest crowd to witness a Grey Cup. The Calgary Stampeders became the second team (and second consecutive team) with a losing regular season record to win the Grey Cup. The American National Anthem was performed for the only time since 1995 before the Canadian National Anthem (in mark of respect of lives lost due to the 9/11 attacks) 2001 CFL playoffs West Division Semi-final (November 11 @ Calgary, Alberta) Calgary Stampeders 28–19 BC Lions Final (November 18 @ Edmonton, Alberta) Edmonton Eskimos 16–34 Calgary Stampeders East Division Semi-final (November 11 @ Hamilton, Ontario) Hamilton Tiger-Cats 24–12 Montreal Alouettes Final (November 18 @ Winnipeg, Manitoba) Winnipeg Blue Bombers 28–13 Hamilton Tiger-Cats External links Grey Cup Grey Cup Grey Cup Grey Cups hosted in Montreal Winnipeg Blue Bombers Calgary Stampeders 2000s in Montreal 2001 in Quebec 2001 in Canadian television November 2001 sports events in Canada