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By Allen Cameron CALGARY — What already promised to be a busy off-season for the Calgary Stampeders got a whole busier late Tuesday night with news that their defensive co-ordinator Chris Jones has accepted the same position with the Toronto Argonauts. A source close to the Stampeders confirmed the news, saying that the team was ... Continue reading
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Road to the Grey Cup: CFL playoff breakdowns
WEST SEMI-FINAL Calgary at Edmonton Commonwealth Stadium Sunday, 4:30 p.m. ET, TSN Calgary Edmonton 11-7 Record 11-7 6-3 Away | Home 6-3 28.4 Pts/game 23.7 26.4 Pts allowed/game 22.3 124.7 Rush yds/game 104.0 279.6 Pass yds /game 267.8 101.3 Rush yds allowed 108.8 252.5 ... Continue reading
Stampeders ready to avenge embarrassing loss
By Allen Cameron MONCTON— One last feed of lobster. One last autograph session. One last walk down the warm, rain-soaked streets of Moncton, hobnobbing with the enthusiastic, friendly crowds. That was Saturday for the Calgary Stampeders as they split their day between Charlottetown for their walk-through practice and a youth football clinic at the University ... Continue reading
CFL Week 12 Report: Buono sticks to the plan
Buono plays it safe The recent record of the B.C. Lions is reflective of their play, but one thing that hasn’t changed are some of the strategy decisions of coach/GM Wally Buono. The latest came in the latter stages of their 32-19 win over the Calgary Stampeders Saturday. Leading 32-12 and with a chance to ... Continue reading
New and old Stampeders relishing Labour Day classic
By Scott Cruickshank CALGARY — The first decision went to Middle Tennessee State. A shutout in 1936.The most recent decision went to Troy State. A blowout in 2010. In 2001, the teams tried to settle things the old-fashioned way — in a theatre when they wound up at the same movie. “Man, you hated those ... Continue reading
CFL Report, Week 3: Winnipeg’s QBs bombed
National Post CFL reporter Mark Masters looks back at the week that was: LONG SNAPPING, LIFE SAVING Calgary long snapper Randy Chevrier was at a food court across the street from his team’s hotel in Winnipeg last week when he heard a child choking. The three-year-old boy was having trouble swallowing a piece of pizza ... Continue reading
Defence steals the show for Stampeders
By Allen Cameron WINNIPEG — No one can say the Calgary Stampeders are dominating opponents early in the 2011 Canadian Football League season. Surviving is a better description. But for whatever reason, it’s working. For the second straight week, the Stampeders spent most of the night stumbling their way up and down the field in ... Continue reading
Calgary soldiers on without key players
By Allen Cameron CALGARY — All through the pre-season, the Calgary Stampeders insisted they would be able to fill the void left by the off-season departures of all-star cornerbacks Brandon Browner and Dwight Anderson. Friday night, we find out if they can back up that claim. The Stamps raise the curtain on their 2011 Canadian ... Continue reading
