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Peter Dyakowski, seen left with Gene Simmons, co-founder of hard rock band Kiss, has a large brain to go with his sizeable frame.
IT IS WIDELY BELIEVED by football coaches and executives that offensive linemen are among the brainiest players on the... Continue reading
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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
Hamilton Tiger-Cats fire head coach Marcel Bellefeuille
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are looking for a new coach. The team announced Wednesday that they have fired Marcel Bellefeuille. It was thought that he had potentially saved his job by guiding the Ticats to a win in Montreal in the Eastern Conference semi-finals, but that was not enough to keep him in Hamilton. “We would ... Continue reading
CFL promises $1M to Argos, Ticats
By Terry Bell VANCOUVER — The Canadian Football League will inject $1 million into the troubled southern Ontario market next season, commissioner Mark Cohon said Thursday in his annual Grey Cup week news conference. As well, Cohon maintained that the league is in good shape despite a 21% drop in TV ratings. CFL games on ... Continue reading
Will Calvillo stay with Alouettes or go?
By Herb Zurkowsky MONTREAL — It’s never judicious for an athlete to make a decision about his future immediately following a game — especially one in which his team has just prematurely been eliminated. So, it seems, we’ll have to wait some time before discovering what lies ahead for Anthony Calvillo. The 39-year-old Montreal Alouettes ... Continue reading
Hufnagel is frustrated; justifiably so
MONCTON — Well, the lobster was good. So was the weather. The city was amazing.
The game? Terrific for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Marcus Thigpen. They raised their game when they had to.
The Calgary Stampeders, on the other hand, … Continue reading
