Officials named for 2008 Grey Cup

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11/19/2008 - Montreal, QC (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - The Canadian Football League named the officiating crew for the 96th Grey Cup on Wednesday.

John Ireland will be the referee when the Calgary Stampeders take on the Montreal Alouettes on Sunday for the Grey Cup in Olympic Stadium. Ireland will work his 15th Grey Cup game and second in three years.

Bill Hagans will be the umpire and will officiate his eighth Grey Cup, while the head linesman will be Dave Foxcroft in his first Grey Cup.

Tim Kroeker will work his first Grey Cup game as the line judge while Don Carmicheal, who will work his third Grey Cup, will be the back judge. Field judge Kim Murphy will work his seventh Grey Cup, and side judge Jason Maggio will work in his second Grey Cup.

The alternates are Ken Lazaruk and Brian Chrupalo. The crew will be supported by an off-field staff, including Tom Higgins, director, officiating; George Black, senior advisor, football operations; and Jacques Decarie, supervisor, officiating.

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