The 2002 Calgary Stampeders seasonCanadian Football League and their 64th overall. The Stampeders finished in 5th place in the West Division with a 6–12–0 record and failed to make the playoffs, marking the first time Wally Buono had missed the playoffs in his 13 years as head coach of the team.
Offseason [ ] CFL Draft [ ] [1]
Preseason [ ]
Week
Date
Opponent
Score
Result
Attendance
Record
B
June 12
vs. BC Lions
24–8
Win
27,764
1–0
C
June 20
at Edmonton Eskimos
52–41
Loss
33,107
1–1
[2] [3]
Regular season [ ] Season Standings [ ] [4]
Season schedule [ ]
Week
Date
Opponent
Score
Result
Attendance
Record
1
June 28
vs. Edmonton Eskimos
27–21
Loss
33,584
0–1
2
July 5
at Saskatchewan Roughriders
32–21
Loss
21,968
0–2
3
July 12
at Hamilton Tiger-Cats
34–31 (OT)
Loss
17,140
0–3
4
July 18
vs. Montreal Alouettes
37–20
Loss
32,018
0–4
5
July 25
vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders
26–21
Win
35,967
1–4
6
August 1
at BC Lions
23–15
Win
15,117
2–4
7
August 8
vs. Toronto Argonauts
31–11
Win
31,920
3–4
8
August 15
at Montreal Alouettes
38–23
Loss
20,002
3–5
9
August 23
at Winnipeg Blue Bombers
51–48 (OT)
Loss
27,876
3–6
10
Sept 2
vs. Edmonton Eskimos
28–20
Loss
35,967
3–7
11
Sept 6
at Edmonton Eskimos
45–11
Loss
61,481
3–8
12
Sept 14
vs. Ottawa Renegades
26–12
Loss
31,891
3–9
13
Sept 22
at Ottawa Renegades
26–22 (OT)
Win
23,136
4–9
14
Bye
4–9
15
Oct 4
vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats
43–5
Win
30,575
5–9
16
Oct 11
at BC Lions
37–14
Loss
20,950
5–10
17
Oct 18
vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers
35–20
Loss
30,776
5–11
18
Oct 27
vs. BC Lions
16–15
Win
31,698
6–11
19
Nov 3
at Toronto Argonauts
33–32
Loss
19,232
6–12
[2] [3]
Awards and records [ ] 2002 CFL All-Stars [ ] References [ ] v · d · e Calgary Stampeders Founded in 1935 · Based in Calgary Alberta Franchise Stadiums Lore Important figures Retired numbers Key personnel Grey Cup Western Division Current League
