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There's one sure-fire way to get the most out of professional football players: hold them accountable.
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TORONTO - Scott Milanovich came to Anthony Calvillo's defence Thursday.
The Toronto Argonauts head coach said the media criticism Calvillo has endured this season is unfair and the veteran quarterback's critics have been too quick to forget his many achievements in his 16 seasons with the Montreal Alouettes.
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TORONTO - Ricky Ray's on a roll, and he knows it.
The veteran quarterback has a completion average approaching 90 per cent over his last three starts and is a big reason why Toronto is the CFL's hottest team. That's not exactly good news for an injury-plagued Calgary Stampeders squad that will face the Argonauts at Rogers Centre on Friday night.
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The longest serving member of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers has lost his job.
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Under the eyes of a new offensive coordinator, the Blue Bombers attack is getting its scattered toolbox in order.
Over this week's practices, head coach Tim Burke said he's seen more completed passes and an offence that's reading off of the same page.
For that, he credits the philosophy of new
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Under the eyes of a new offensive coordinator, the Blue Bombers attack is getting its scattered toolbox in order.Over this week's practices, head coach Tim Burke said he's seen more completed passes and an offence that's reading off of the same page.For that, he credits the philosophy of new...
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More touches suits SimpsonIT is strictly verboten in football for players or coaches -- especially with game day fast approaching -- to give away any hints whatsoever about a game plan.But there is at least an expectation that Bomber running back Chad Simpson might be busy this Saturday in
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Time flies when you're picking up the pieces of a once proud professional football franchise."Has it only been a week? Good Lord," said an incredulous Kyle Walters Wednesday."I've had a headache for a week then, I know that. It's been a lot."Walters, of course, is the man the Winnipeg Blue...
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More touches suits SimpsonIT is strictly verboten in football for players or coaches -- especially with game day fast approaching -- to give away any hints whatsoever about a game plan.But there is at least an expectation that Bomber running back Chad Simpson might be busy this Saturday in...
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IT is strictly verboten in football for players or coaches -- especially with game day fast approaching -- to give away any hints whatsoever about a game plan.But there is at least an expectation that Bomber running back Chad Simpson might be busy this Saturday in Guelph against the Hamilton...
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LIONS (5-2) at ALOUETTES (2-5)Tonight: 6:30 p.m.; TV: TSNB.C. line: B.C. got killed in the time of possession battle, lost the field position battle and -- usually most important -- also lost the turnover battle and yet still found a way to beat Calgary at BC Place last week, once again
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There are fires burning all around them and a desperate need for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to start piling up wins to stop the 2013 season from engulfing into flames before the calendar even turns to September.It's not all that surprising, then, that in the face of all that negativity the
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Time flies when you're picking up the pieces of a once proud professional football franchise."Has it only been a week? Good Lord," said an incredulous Kyle Walters Wednesday."I've had a headache for a week then, I know that. It's been a lot."Walters, of course, is the man the Winnipeg Blue
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Desia Dunn was in a store in Fresno, Calif., on the afternoon of Saturday, Aug. 4, 2007, buying supplies for his second year of university.
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Joe Mack is gone and the Bombers are finally going back to the normal way of building a CFL team, which includes signing free agents.
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MONTREAL - The struggling and injury-ravaged Montreal Alouettes will get yet another look at life after Anthony Calvillo.
Five days after the CFL's all-time passing leader suffered a concussion, Josh Neiswander will once again guide Montreal's sputtering offence Thursday night when the Alouettes host the B.C. Lions at Percival Molson Stadium.
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MONTREAL - The struggling and injury-ravaged Montreal Alouettes will get yet another look at life after Anthony Calvillo.
Five days after the CFL's all-time passing leader suffered a concussion, Josh Neiswander will once again guide Montreal's sputtering offence Thursday night when the Alouettes host the B.C. Lions at Percival Molson Stadium.
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CALGARY - The Calgary Stampeder offence will have an unfamiliar look Friday in Toronto, particularly if running back Jon Cornish can't play.
Cornish is questionable for the game against the Argonauts — a rematch of the 2012 Grey Cup — with what head coach John Hufnagel called a thigh contusion.
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CALGARY - The Calgary Stampeder offence will have an unfamiliar look Friday in Toronto, particularly if running back Jon Cornish can't play.
Cornish is questionable for the game against the Argonauts — a rematch of the 2012 Grey Cup — with what head coach John Hufnagel called a thigh contusion.
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It's been a whirlwind few days for Josh Neiswander and the Montreal Alouettes.
Neiswander will be Montreal's starting quarterback Thursday night when it hosts the B.C. Lions. He'll make his debut as a CFL starter because incumbent Anthony Calvillo is out with concussion sustained in Saturday's 24-21 road loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
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This is what it has come to for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers: a day in which no one was promoted, demoted or fired becomes, in itself, the news of the moment.And so when head coach Tim Burke stepped to the podium for his daily media session following practice today and the meatiest questions
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This is what it has come to for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers: a day in which no one was promoted, demoted or fired becomes, in itself, the news of the moment.And so when head coach Tim Burke stepped to the podium for his daily media session following practice today and the meatiest questions...
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Everywhere Marcel Bellefeuille has gone in the CFL, his running back usually puts up monster numbers before getting a call from the NFL.
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TORONTO - Officially, it was Joe Barnes's three-yard TD pass to Cedric Minter that earned Toronto its thrilling 18-17 win over the B.C. Lions in the 1983 CFL championship, ending the Argonauts' 31-year Grey Cup drought.
But in "Bouncing Back: From National Joke to Grey Cup Champs," author Paul Woods notes the wild celebration that ensued doesn't happen if not for John Palazeti. It was the veteran fullback's heads-up block on a crucial third-down gamble that allowed Toronto to rally for a 41-36 East Division final win over arch-rival Hamilton.
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Wpg Sun: Five things we'd do to fix the Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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The Sun asked several CFL executives about what they would do to fix the current mess in Winnipeg. Here are some of the more popular answers:
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