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Roughridersa TM Jeremy Oa TMDay , Chris Getzlaf and Rob Bagg celebrate a Getzlaf touchdown.
Expect bedlam when Stamps meet Riders at Mosaic
Saskatchewan Roughriders' slotback Jason Andy Fantuz tries to sake off Calgary Stampeders linebacker Shannon James in first half CFL action at Mosaic Stadium in Regina, Sask.
Als' defence gets ready for Casey challenge
They were the best defence in the CFL all season and the Montreal Alouettes know they will have to play like that when they face Casey Printers and the B.C. Lions in the East Division final.
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.
CFL has its own Reggie Jacksons
Reggie Jackson is known as baseball's Mr. October for his prowess in World Series games.
Buono knows records are irrelevant in the playoffs
There's likely nobody who understands the quirkiness of the Canadian Football League better than Wally Buono - the league's career leader in victories.
Bryant's TD better late than never
Romby Bryant's first touchdown of the season was the game-winner on Sunday. Photograph by: Grant Black, Calgary Herald When Calgary Stampeders equipment manager George Hopkins handed receiver Romby Bryant his touchdown ball, it had one word scrawled across the pigskin.
Stampeders will need 'poise in the noise' at manic Mosaic
For those of us who have not experienced football in Saskatchewan, John Hufnagel is ready to elucidate.
Defence sends Stampeders to West Final
It was the definitive play of Sunday afternoon's Canadian Football League West Division semi-final, and it was only fitting that it was delivered by a member of the Calgary Stampeder defence.
They're facing each other in the playoffs for the first time as head coaches, but it wasn't so long ago they took to the field as players -- for one of them, anyway.
Linebacker Tad Kornegay and quarterback Darian Durant were among the least likely CFL divisional all-stars when the season began.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Glenn named CFL's offensive player for October
Quarterback Kevin Glenn, who helped lead the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to their first home playoff date since 2001, was named the CFL's offensive player for the month of October on Wednesday.
It was too good to be true. After growing up together, Arkee Whitlock and Jonathan Hefney were in the running as nominees for CFL Most Outstanding Rookie - that is, until Whitlock got bumped.
Newest Stamps excited about playoff chances
Both Romby Bryant and Arjei Franklin look back on Sept. 20 as one of the best days of the Canadian Football League season.
Printers sends threat to Lions receivers
Slotback Paris Jackson lengthened his stride and leaned forward just enough to make a fingertip grab as the ball spiralled over his head.
At the wise old age of 51, the Canadian Football League has officially reached middle age.
Calvillo nominated for CFL outstanding player award
TORONTO Montreal Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo and Calgary Stampeders running back Joffrey Reynolds are this year's nominees for the CFL outstanding player award.
Six Blue standouts stars of the East
As consolation prizes go, it is a teeny-tiny reward. Truth is, to a man, the six Winnipeg Blue Bombers named to the CFL's East Division all-star team on Wednesday will insist they'd trade in all the individual awards and glory for a playoff spot and another shot at the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. But, alas, the Bombers' Magnificent Six -- running back ...
B.C. Lions quarterback Casey Printers, pictured at a Lions practice in Surrey Oct.
BC coach to return to old stomping grounds
Frank Spaziani last stepped inside Scott Stadium nearly 20 years ago, but when he does it on Saturday, he'll be viewing Virginia's football home from a completely different perspective.
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