Give you a statement and table with its title in Markdown format, please determine whether the statement is supported or refuted by, or is unrelated to the table. It'a binary classification problem, you should choose the answer between supported and refuted. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| year | network | play - by - play | colour commentator (s) | sideline reporters | pregame host | pregame analysts |
| 2009 | tsn | chris cuthbert | glen suitor | sara orlesky and farhan lalji | dave randorf and brian williams | jock climie , matt dunigan and chris schultz |
| 2008 | tsn | chris cuthbert | glen suitor | sara orlesky and farhan lalji | dave randorf and brian williams | jock climie , matt dunigan and chris schultz |
| 2007 | cbc | mark lee | chris walby | khari jones , steve armitage and brenda irving | elliotte friedman | daved benefield , khari jones and greg frers |
| 2006 | cbc | mark lee | chris walby | darren flutie , steve armitage and brenda irving | elliotte friedman | sean millington , khari jones and greg frers |
| 2005 | cbc | mark lee | chris walby | steve armitage and elliotte friedman | brian williams | darren flutie , eric tillman and greg frers |
| 2004 | cbc | chris cuthbert | chris walby | steve armitage and mark lee | brian williams | darren flutie , sean millington and greg frers |
| 2003 | cbc | chris cuthbert | chris walby | steve armitage and brenda irving | brian williams and mark lee | darren flutie , sean millington and greg frers |
| 2002 | cbc | chris cuthbert | chris walby | steve armitage and brenda irving | brian williams and mark lee | eric tillman , danny mcmanus and glen suitor |
| 2001 | cbc | chris cuthbert | chris walby | steve armitage and brenda irving | brian williams | mark lee and glen suitor |
Title:
list of grey cup broadcasters
Statement:
in 2001 brian williams was the pregame host , chris cuthbert provided play - by - play , and the sideline reporters were steve armitage and brenda irving
Answer:
supported