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Argonauts looking for something special at rookie camp
Argonaut special-teams co-ordinator Mike O'Shea will be among the first coaches that rookies hear from when they report to training camp Wednesday.
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Argonauts.ca Staff TORONTO -- The Toronto Argonauts announced Monday that two of its 2012 CFL Canadian Draft picks, WR Quincy Hurst and LB Aaron Crawford , as well as import DL Derrick Summers have all signed contracts with the team through the 2014 season.
CFL players make a memorable impact on Wolfpack players
Six-foot-four, 320 pound offensive lineman, Andrew Jones, signs an autograph for a Wolfpack player after Friday's practice in Amherst.
What a difference a year makes
What a difference a year makes. When the 2011 season got under way, Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Chris Garrett was released following training camp after seeing little action in 2010.
Toronto Maple Leafs: What Would a Marlies Calder Cup Mean to Leafs Fans?
In 1998, a sold-out Corestates Spectrum set an American Hockey League attendance record by witnessing the completion of Philadelphia's first professional sports championship in 18 years.
Buffalo Bills in Toronto no problem for Argos
The announcement this week that the NFL's A International Committee has given its blessing to the Buffalo Bills and Rogers Communications A to work out a 5-year extension of the "Bills Toronto Series"A should not come as A surprise to football fansA and it's nothing for CFL fans toA fret about.
Vanderjagt may lose job over alleged attack
Former NFL and CFL kicker Mike Vanderjagt reportedly may lose his job as a part-time middle school football coach after attacking a child.
Hicks hopes his path makes him a better pro
If you ask the typical hyper-political gun owner why it's important to own a gun, they'll bark... In this Thursday, May 24, 2012 photo, New Orleans Saints rookie Akiem Hicks works out at the teams NFL football training facility in Metairie, La.
Running back Chris Garrett goes from zero to hero with Blue Bombers
When the 2011 season got under way, Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Chris Garrett was released following training camp after seeing little action in 2010.
Eskimos training camp around corner
The Edmonton Eskimos will hold a three-day rookie camp prior to the Canadian Football League team's training camp.
Standing in the middle of a dimly lit downtown Toronto bar and holding a bouquet of flowers, Rob Murphy didn't look like such a scary guy - save for his 6-foot-5, 300-pound frame.
Stamps offensive lineman a comeback kid
The latest big one in his recovery from a horrific broken fibula last season against the Toronto Argonauts was just him standing in place.
Four CFL pre-season games to air live on TSN and TSN2
Toronto, ON The gridiron is heating up across the country, as Canada's Sports Leader kicks off the 2012 CFL season with live pre-season double-header action on June 13 featuring Toronto @ Hamilton at 7 p.m. ET immediately followed by Saskatchewan @ B.C. at 10 p.m. ET on TSN .
Argos' tackle Rob Murphy retires
Toronto Argonauts offensive tackle Rob Murphy has officially announced his retirement from the Canadian Football League.
Toronto Argonauts kicking great Dave Mann dies at age 80
Dave Mann would kick the football so high that it was anyone's guess when it might come down to earth.
Saskatchewan Roughriders looking to plug some holes on offensive line
New Rider Brendon LaBatte was picked up this off-season to address needs on the offensive line with the departure of three starters.
Etcheverry close to becoming head coach with U of Ottawa
The University of Ottawa appears to be very close to naming former Toronto Argonauts head coach and Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive co-ordinator Gary Etcheverry as its next head coach.
In fact, the painstaking process spanned more than six months and required help from countless people before the Navy permitted the running back to return to the Patriots [ team stats ] in April.
Campbell: Life after Ray, who takes over?
Dave Campbell CFL.ca For the past decade, there was no such thing as a heated discussion about who would start at quarterback for the Edmonton Eskimos.
CFL players bringing football to the masses
Amherst youth will get the opportunity to meet and learn from the pros when players from the Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts arrive in Amherst on Thursday.
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