This doesn’t happen very often, but the first-place Saskatchewan Roughriders are about to play a second straight home game against the second-place B.C. Lions. Next up is the CFL’s West final, slated for 5:30 p.m. Saturday at Mosaic Stadium.

With a Grey Cup berth on the line there are dozens of interesting matchups and hundreds of ways to win the football game, but the premium battle features the league’s top-scoring offence against its stingiest defence. During the regular season, B.C. averaged scoring 31.1 points per game while Saskatchewan surrendered 22.7.

Hence The Big Question: Can the Roughriders defence stop Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke?

The Calgary Stampeders did a decent job against Rourke on Saturday.

Despite losing the West semifinal 33-30 on a walk-off field goal by B

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