one to Durie for a yard, and one to Dontrelle Inman for two yards. The only pass of any significance in the entire first half that he completed was a 14-yarder to Inman. Twice the Argos were in scoring range in the first half and settled for a lone field goal. The first time down he had Jeff Johnson in behind the defender in the end zone by a step and couldn't get him the ball to him. On the next play J.C. Sherritt sat back, read exactly where Ray was going with the football and picked it off. The second scoring chance the Argos had ended when Ray threw into double coverage at the back of the end zone trying to find Inman. The pass had zero chance of being completed. Now he did come out with a purpose in the second half leading the Argos to a touchdown in a three-play drive. He capped it off with one of those perfectly thrown Ray balls that drops over the defender and in this case into Inman's arms in the corner of the end zone. But that was the only Ray highlight worth noting. Don't be fooled by the numbers. This was not a vintage Ricky Ray game. In fact it was exactly the opposite of vintage. Ray has to be better. The Argos are all in with him so this isn't about bringing someone else in. This is Ray's show and the Argos will sink or swim with him.