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You had to admit seeing the name of a tailback who hasn’t been with the Ticats two seasons on the sider of the press box at Ivor Wynne Stadium Thursday looked a little unusual.
It’s an established fact you can … Continue reading
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Avon Cobourne wants crisper Tiger-Cats heading to B.C.
The Ticats host the league-leading B.C. Lions on Friday night fighting for their post-season lives Continue reading
Hamilton’s frustrated Avon Cobourne finally gets to carry the load
Avon Cobourne remains grateful for the little things in life — like getting a second chance with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in June Continue reading
Bruised Ticats trying to learn the hard way
The Ticats are now 3-4, and a loss in Montreal Thursday along with a Winnipeg win over B.C. Friday would leave Hamilton last in the East Continue reading
Time, injury trip up CFL backs
Blue Bombers Fred Reid: Bidding adieu to the CFL?
Life begins at 30, right?
For some of us, maybe.
For CFL running backs, it’s mostly the end.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers are the latest team to give the chop to a 30-something running back wh... Continue reading
Without Avon Cobourne, Tiger-Cats’ offence in a state of flux
Although there is much confidence surrounding Hamilton this year, roster moves this week also indicate a little uncertainty within the team’s offence. Continue reading
Ticats release veteran Avon Cobourne
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats released three players on Wednesday, including 32-year-old veteran running back Avon Cobourne Continue reading
Mallett returns to CFL after zero impact down south
Few are called. Even fewer make it.
After signing with the Philadelphia Eagles two years ago this month, former Lions running back Martell Mallett is back in the CFL, after a short-lived NFL career that produced a stat line of zeroes – ... Continue reading
Unplugged: Ticats on their season and what comes next
Even though the Hamilton Tiger-Cats earned their first playoff win in a decade when they beat the Montreal Alouettes two weeks ago, a loss to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers quickly brought them back down and revealed all the issues the team will face this off season. Post reporter Matthew Scianitti went to Ivor Wynne Stadium ... Continue reading
Ticats’ Cobourne ‘lost’ after playoff exit
HAMILTON — In the mind of Hamilton Tiger-Cats running back Avon Cobourne, the Grey Cup is not going to happen. How could it? Cobourne, who won the last two finals with Montreal, will not be playing at BC Place this Sunday. “I’m kind of lost right now,” the 2009 Grey Cup MVP said after the ... Continue reading
