Calgary hopes familiarity breeds more success as the Stampeders will travel to Edmonton to take on the rival Elks in the second game of a home-and-home on Saturday.

The Stampeders (8-3) dominated the first matchup in Calgary on Monday, thumping the Elks 28-7 partly on the strength of running back Dedrick Mills' 106 yards on the ground.

That big day by Mills gives him 844 rushing yards this season, the second-most in the CFL, but he was quick to credit his offensive line this week.

"I love the O-line. They just been out there balling," Mills said. "Communication is a big part of what we've got going on."

The win kept Calgary undefeated against West Division opponents and gave the Stampeders their 11th win in their last 13 games against the Elks. But they're not resting easy.

"We used t

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