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TORONTO — Quarterback Quinton Porter, who led the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to an upset 44-38 win over the Montreal Alouettes last weekend, was named the CFL’s offensive player of the week Tuesday. Porter was 27-of-32 passing for 429 yards and five …
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The Blue Bombers released, from the practice roster, non-import defensive lineman Troy Cunningham and import defensive linemen Willie Evans and Dorian Smith. The Winnipeg Football Club also announced Tuesday that non-import offensive lineman Bobby …
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KERRY Joseph certainly won’t win the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player award in 2008 the way he won it — and killed the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Grey Cup — last year. But Blue Bombers’ coach Doug Berry says even though the first-year Toronto …
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KERRY Joseph certainly won’t win the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player award in 2008 the way he won it — and killed the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Grey Cup — last year. But Blue Bombers’ coach Doug Berry says even though the first-year Toronto …
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The Edmonton Eskimos only had one good quarter in Saturday’s rematch against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Original post by The Victoria Star
TORONTO - Quarterback Quinton Porter, who led the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to an upset 44-38 win over the Montreal Alouettes last weekend, was named the CFL’s offensive player of the week Tuesday. Porter was 27-of-32 passing for 429 yards and five …
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After another game with misses from Alexis Serna, Bombers fans are wondering when enough will be enough for Doug Berry and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Serna currently sits at last place in the CFL for kicking percentages, at a sad 60… After another …
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Don Matthews has won 231 regular season games as a coach in the Canadian Football League.
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Kerry Joseph helped get the Argonauts into this mess, and he probably is going to get a shot to help get them out of it. Argos head coach Don Matthews yesterday answered “I think so” when he was asked if he would stick with Joseph as his starting …
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Life’s thrown more than its share of curveballs at Eskimos defender J.R. LaRose this year. During training camp, he had to deal with the loss of his young niece, whose life was claimed in a tragic drowning. Now, his CFL career is on hold after he …
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EDMONTON — It has been 79 days since Fred Perry laid on the turf of Rogers Centre in Toronto, with his left foot — and his career — dangling awkwardly in front of him. At the time, Perry’s broken fibula looked to be a certain life sentence to the …
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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers went from being battered by the Eskimos on Saturday to being battered by the elements yesterday. And after a rain-soaked practice, players were still trying to shake off the effects of a 36-22 defeat that brought them back …
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So I’m wandering around the Blue Bomber locker-room yesterday, looking for answers after loss No. 9 on the season, when D-lineman Jerome Haywood hits me with one right out of left field. In revisiting Saturday’s 36-22 loss in Edmonton, Haywood, a …
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