2002 Calgary Stampeders season
Introduction The '''2002 Calgary Stampeders season''' was the 45th season for the team in the Canadian Football League and their 64th overall. The Stampeders finished in fifth place in the West Division with a 6–12 record and failed to make the playoffs for the first time since the 1988 season. This season marked the first time Wally Buono would miss the playoffs in his 13 years as head coach of the team.
Offseason === CFL Draft=== Rd Pick Player Position School 1  8  Jon Oosterhuis  DE  New Hampshire 1  9  Brian Nugent  WR  York 2  14  Deitan Dubuc  TE  Michigan 2  18  Scott Gordon  DB  Ottawa 3  27  Reid Seitz  WR  Northern Iowa 4  36  Jeff Almon  RB  Calgary
Preseason  Week Date Opponent Score Result Attendance Record B June 12 vs. BC Lions 24–8 Win 27,764 1–0 C June 20 at Edmonton Eskimos 52–41 Loss 33,107 1–1
Regular season === Season standings===+ '''West Division''' Team  GP  W  L  T  OTL  PF  PA  Pts'''Edmonton Eskimos'''  18  13  5  0  0  516  450  26'''Winnipeg Blue Bombers'''  18  12  6  0  0  566  421  24 '''BC Lions'''  18  10  8  0  0  480  399  20'''Saskatchewan Roughriders'''  18  8  10  0  2  435  393  18Calgary Stampeders  18  6  12  0  2  438  509  14===Season schedule=== Week Date Opponent Score Result Attendance Record 1 June 28 vs. Edmonton Eskimos 27–21 Loss 33,584 0–1 2 July 5 at Saskatchewan Roughriders 32–21 Loss 21,968 0–2 3 July 12 at Hamilton Tiger-Cats 34–31 (OT) Loss 17,140 0–3 4 July 18 vs. Montreal Alouettes 37–20 Loss 32,018 0–4 5 July 25 vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders 26–21 Win 35,967 1–4 6 August 1 at BC Lions 23–15 Win 15,117 2–4 7 August 8 vs. Toronto Argonauts 31–11 Win 31,920 3–4 8 August 15 at Montreal Alouettes 38–23 Loss 20,002 3–5 9 August 23 at Winnipeg Blue Bombers 51–48 (OT) Loss 27,876 3–6 10 Sept 2 vs. Edmonton Eskimos 28–20 Loss 35,967 3–7 11 Sept 6 at Edmonton Eskimos 45–11 Loss 61,481 3–8 12 Sept 14 vs. Ottawa Renegades 26–12 Loss 31,891 3–9 13 Sept 22 at Ottawa Renegades 26–22 (OT) Win 23,136 4–9 14 ''Bye'' 4–9 15 Oct 4 vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 43–5 Win 30,575 5–9 16 Oct 11 at BC Lions 37–14 Loss 20,950 5–10 17 Oct 18 vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers 35–20 Loss 30,776 5–11 18 Oct 27 vs. BC Lions 16–15 Win 31,698 6–11 19 Nov 3 at Toronto Argonauts 33–32 Loss 19,232 6–12
Awards and records ===2002 CFL All-Stars===*OG – Jay McNeil
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