The Saskatchewan Roughriders delivered a decisive second-half performance to secure a 38-7 victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, overcoming defensive struggles from earlier in the season.Head coach Corey Mace praised the team's turnaround, attributing it to favorable breaks and improved turnover generation.

The Riders' defense forced four turnovers, including a 107-yard interception return for a touchdown by Josh Woods, which shifted momentum decisively.Key plays included a 41-yard fumble recovery setting up a touchdown and two third-quarter stops that limited Hamilton's scoring opportunities.

Despite a pedestrian first half, the Riders dominated statistically with 14 first downs and 191 yards of offense compared to the Ticats' 5-65 yard output.

The win solidifies Saskatchewan's position in the CFL standings, while Hamilton faces challenges without starting quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell, who is sidelined with an ankle injury.