Rifle practises with Bombers
Winnipeg Rifles receiver Jeremy Botelho is practising with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers today.
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October 6th, 2008
Trying a northern route to the NFL - Oregonian
Former Oregon State kicker Alexis Serna’s dream of playing in the NFL has been put on hold for now, but he has found a home in professional football, kicking and punting for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League. Ross William …
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Bombers must overcome ‘malaise’ - Winnipeg Free Press
Head coach Doug Berry says his Winnipeg Blue Bombers had a collective brain fart in their 36-22 loss to the Edmonton Eskimos Saturday night. âThatâs a word I could identify with,â Berry said following an abbreviated practice in constant rain at …
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Lions move up to top spot in CFL on TSN Power Rankings - TSN
It’s been a long trip, but the B.C. Lions are finally on top of the CFL on TSN Power Rankings. After a slow start to the 2008 campaign, the Lions were the biggest movers in Week 15, using a 24-20 victory over the Toronto Argonauts on Wendy’s Friday …
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Matthews leans towards Joseph against Blue - Winnipeg Free Press
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — He didn’t complete 50 per cent of his passes, threw two interceptions and managed to run for just four yards on three carries. But it seems Kerry Joseph still did enough last week against the B.C. Lions to earn the start in …
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Campbell, McCarty put in starting roles [+]
John Korobanik The Edmonton Journal EDMONTON - Receiver Kelly Campbell will be back in the lineup and Calvin McCarty will likely be the starting running back when the Edmonton Eskimos entertain the Winnipeg …
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Around the CFL: Murky playoff picture slowly coming into focus
The CFL’s muddled playoff picture is now slowly coming into focus. Last week, the Montreal Alouettes became the first team to clinch a playoff berth following their 37-12 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
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Four-horse race in CFL West - Regina Leader-Post
EDMONTON — Forget, for the moment, the Eastern crossover some find so tacky, the Edmonton Eskimos are in the thick of a calvary charge for playoff positions in the volatile West for the next month. With their 36-22 victory over the Winnipeg Blue …
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Football at a Glance - Windsor Star
HAMILTON 44 MONTREAL 38: Quinton Porter threw five touchdown passes as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats held off the Montreal Alouettes 44-36 Saturday in Hamilton. The victory kept the Tiger-Cats (3-11) alive in the playoff picture after a game that saw 897 …
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Ticats shock Alouettes - Saskatoon Star Phoenix
EDMONTON — Noel Prefontaine threw a perfect first-down strike on a fake punt play the Edmonton Eskimos had been practising for weeks and that success helped ignite a sluggish offence that erupted for 31 second-quarter points and a 36-22 CFL victory …
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