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this Week in the CFL By Garth Woolsey
Do the Lions have another upset in them? Last week they went into Hamilton and knocked off the Ticats 34-27 in overtime.
Als fighting war of words with Lions
MONTREAL A We can't be certain how the game will end. But we can guess how tomorrow's East Division final between the Alouettes and British Columbia likely will begin - " with players trading insults during the pre-game workout.
Lions owe championship run to Buono
B.C. Lions coach Wally Buono became the CFLa s all-time coaching wins leader earlier this season.
Riders' Morgan hopes he doesn't miss out again
THE CANADIAN PRESS He has earned three CFL all-star nominations during his 10-year career and a reputation of being one of the league's top cornerbacks.
So much fuss is being made about Saskatchewan finishing first for the first time since 1976, nobody has been asking the question.
Close shaves not in Alouettes' playoff future
Playoff beards will be the norm for Anthony Calvillo and Co. The Montreal Alouettes are growing playoff beards and have new T-shirts designed by defensive tackle Keron Williams with the team slogan for 2009 a ' Win The Day.
Riders counting on Congia s experience
With 151 points, Luca Congi had his quietest Canadian Football League regular season yet as the Saskatchewan Roughriders' placekicker.
Stampeders confident heading to Regina
The Stampeders are confident they will win Sunday at Regina. The Calgary Stampeders are a confident bunch heading into the CFL's West Division final against the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Trestman too busy to worry about Buffalo
Montreal Alouettes head coach Marc Trestman is too busy preparing for Sunday's East Division final against the B.C. Lions to worry about rumours concerning his possible move to the NFL.
Heart and soul returns to fortify Alouettesa defence
Eric Wilson is among the best quotes on the Montreal Alouettes. And now, it seems, the veteran defensive tackle might be the heart and soul of that unit.
Als' strategy for Printers:Keep him in the pocket
During the height of Casey-mania, Phase 1, several members of the fourth estate were quizzing then-Edmonton Eskimos receiver Ed Hervey about the wunderkind quarterback of the B.C. Lions who was tearing up the Canadian Football League.
Three Roughriders named CFL all-stars
REGINA a ' The Saskatchewan Roughriders, whoa TMll host the West Division final on Sunday for the first time since 1976, placed centre Jeremy Oa TMDay, guard Gene Makowsky and defensive end John Chick on the CFL's all-star team.
Buono's Lions have had Alouettes number
Wally Buono is congratulated by Barron Miles on becoming the winningest head coach in CFL history on Sept.
Arland Bruce was holding his seven-month-old son, Akobi, during an interview with a reporter yesterday, nuzzling the baby if he started to fuss.
John MacKinnon: Eskimos defence comes together just in time
Edmonton Eskimos' Greg Peach chases BC Lions' Casey Printers out of the pocket during CFL football action in Vancouver, British Columbia, November 6, 2009.
Lions can't afford late-game lapses vs. Als
The B.C. Lions better be prepared to shut down the Montreal Alouettes late in Sunday's East Division final if they want to reach the Grey Cup game.
Lions dominate CFL weekly awards
B.C. quarterback Casey Printers, left, threw for 360 yards and a touchdown in the Lions' 34-27 overtime victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the East Division semifinal last weekend.
Stamps hope to tune out the noise in Regina
Mosaic Stadium will be rocking for the West final on Sunday. Photograph by: Herald Archive, Canwest News Service Rita Mingo For the Calgary Herald For those of us who have not experienced football in Saskatchewan, John Hufnagel is ready to elucidate.
Future looks bright for Ticats
B.C. Lions defensive back Barron Miles, left, hammers Hamilton Tiger-Cats wide receiver Corey Grant during first half of the CFL Eastern Conference semifinal in Hamilton on Sunday.
Ken Miller was placed in a no-win situation -- and he won, anyway. Early in 2008, Miller was presented with the unenviable task of succeeding the revered Kent Austin as head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
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