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Few CFL players ever look down on Patrick Kabongo
There is a truism in football that if you are as large as Patrick Kabongo you’ll find work and it was proven yet again Thursday when the Lions signed the super-sized … Continue reading
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Valli looks to make Lions debut
Dean Valli appears as if he will make his season debut for the Lions Saturday after his knee injury suffered early in training camp made for a rocky start
Trying to do two things at once proved impossible earlier this … Continue reading
Another Lions O-lineman Bites The Dust
The Hamster: OL Jon Hameister-Ries
Gator golf carts have become an essential mode of transport at Lions training camp as O-linemen continue to drop like stones.
Jon Hameister-Ries became the latest to go down with a knee injury in Saturday’s ... Continue reading
Appreciating differences at raining camp
Here’s a minute or so of riveting chatter as Patrick Kabongo met the media following his first Lions workout. More in the paper tomorrow
One of the delights of attending raining camp 2012 in Kamloops is watching the nuances associated … Continue reading
OL Kabongo to the rescue for Lions
Patrick Kabongo and the Lions’ Carl Kidd exchanging greetings during the 2006 season.
The final medical assessment is still not complete but the B.C. Lions opted for safety instead Monday by signing veteran non-import offensive lineman Patrick Kabongo to … Continue reading
Murphy’s ornery image gave cred to Lions O-line
Rob Murphy, the star CFL offensive lineman with the biker image, had 14 medical procedures on his knee during his professional career. Two-time CFL most outstanding lineman has announced his official retirement.
VANCOUVER — Rob ... Continue reading
The slam-dunking Edmonton Eskimos
It started (to the best of my knowledge) last week when Weldon Brown got dunked on.
This was a week ago, when the Eskimos’ defensive back was walking across the team’s locker-room to his stall. Fred Stamps ran up alongside … Continue reading
