Tale of the tape - B.C. Lions versus Calgary Stampeders B.C. Lions' Andrew Harris celebrates a touchdown against the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the final game of the 2012 Canadian Football League's regular season. Photograph by: Gerry Kahrmann , PNG B.C. Lions versus Calgary Stampeders TALE OF THE TAPE QUARTERBACKS -- Calgary starter Drew Tate was in la-la land after being blasted by the Roughriders?? Tearrius George in Sunday??s West semi-final, though George was only following orders from his coach. Corey Chamblin beseeched his players to (??hit ??em in the mouth, hit ??em in the mouth?_) in a pre-game clip caught by the inquisitive TSN cameras. And that??s what George did. Still, with Tate, one never knows where the concussion ends and the spacey personality begins. Then again, that surfer-dude mentality (there is a surfing machine in a park in Tate??s hometown of Baytown, Tex.,) can??t disguise his burning desire to play, as evidenced by his unexpected return from an apparent season-ending shoulder injury. While Tate was out, veteran Kevin Glenn held down the fort. Glenn wasn??t the team??s most outstanding player (see Jon Cornish and Nik Lewis) but definitely was the Stampeders?? most valuable player. Elusiveness, body control, the ability to throw on the run, the Lions?? Travis Lulay is the ultimate winner. Still, Lulay hasn??t played a full game since Oct. 12, and it remains to be seen whether he is the same fluid package he was before his shoulder injury. The Lions?? offensive efficiency was frightening in that