The "real" Nic Demski goes ahead

IT was justification night for the slotback of the Blue Bombers Nic Demski on Friday night.

The 25-year-old from Winnipeg propelled the Toronto Argonauts on a 42-yard touchdown from quarterback Matt Nichols and scored 28 yards on the sidelines after a transfer to another major before mid-term. time. 40-14 win at Investors Group Field.

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[19649082] Nic Demski, of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, works around Cbadius Vaughn of the Toronto Argonauts on Friday night at the Investors Group Field

Demski, who tipped the balance in favor of a crucial victory. The interception by Anthony Orange in a defeat of Week 5 against the BC Lions and an 87-yard TD fumble by Jermaine Gabriel of Toronto in Week 6, were exalted after the victory, which pushed the Bombers to "I mean, I'm talking about it all the time," says Demski, "I'm trying to turn all my negatives into positives. I was just trying to stay focused, make games (and) put my team in a position to win.

This is the first multi-touchdown game of the University of Manitoba in its four seasons as a professional.

Demski finished with five catches for an 82-yard team and added He had 34 badists for 267 yards and 16 carries for 116 yards in seven games.

"You see, three door, five grabbed, I mean, but the ball gets in my hands or as they want the ball to get into my hands, I'm for," says Demski. I just want to be versatile and I just want to play games. If I have to block, if I have to catch, I want to do everything. It's fun there. Especially with eight keys in a match, two touchdowns; I'll take it. "

Nichols raved about his teammate's multitasking after the game.

" An incredible game; "The touch I gave him was not totally consistent with the design of this course," Nichols said. "He just saw the same thing I saw and did a good job. It was just him who was playing football.

"(And) even later with the touchdown race, I saw him cut the first guy … my mind immediately went to what we were going to call first and 10 of the 15. All all of a sudden, he the guy has done incredible things tonight, i really think he's having a breakout season right now. "

Demski was asked to report on his celebration after the touchdown, which was a departure for some of his teammates who usually chose to jump into the end zone seats to end up with fans after a Winnipeg touchdown.

On Friday, Demski chose to climb the stairs of the ground floor before basking in the adulation of FMI fans.

"I'm not going to lie, man, the stairs were right there," laughs Demski. "It seemed like it was a lot more convenient, it seemed like it was going to save me a bit, so I just took the stairs."

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