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Somewhere on Earth there are people, outwardly sane people -- stuck-in-the-1980s people, perhaps, or Don Matthews fans -- who will mist up a little, maybe even dab a few tears away, when they collapse the big marshmallow sky of BC Place Stadium for the last time.
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Expect Eddie to be ready come playoff time
Defensive halfback Eddie Davis expects to be back for the CFL playoffs -- whenever they begin for the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Big questions loom for Argonauts
THE CANADIAN PRESS MISSISSAUGA, Ont. -- Kerry Joseph is living proof that change is a harsh reality in professional sports.
There really was no other way for it to end, was there? The Toronto Argonauts? Have a chance to beat the Montreal Alouettes because the Als were resting stars such as Anthony Calvillo, Avon Cobourne and Larry Taylor? Nope, not these Argos, the worst Double Blue group since 1993, the most recent time the team finished 3-15 before yesterday.
Members of the Chicago Bliss walk onto the field for the opening game of the Lingerie Football League against the Miami Caliente at the Sears Centre Arena on September 4, 2009 in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.
Anderson making most of fresh start
When it came to his chances at a post-season award, Dwight Anderson had two strikes against him when he signed with the Calgary Stampeders prior to last season.
Stamps aim to stomp Rider pride
Calgary Stampeders quarterback Henry Burris and Joffrey Reynolds roll into Regina to face the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday night.
Roughriders beat Stampeders 30-14 to clinch first West Division title since 1976
Rob Bagg's second-quarter touchdown reception stood up as the difference maker as the Saskatchewan Roughriders clinched their first West Division title since 1976 with a 30-14 win over the Calgary Stampeders in CFL action Saturday.
Tiger-Cats to debut rookie kicker
Tiger-Cats to debut rookie kicker Caption: Hamilton Tiger-Cat Arland Bruce III, 4, watches on the sideline as coach Marcel Bellefeuille, left, gestures during first half CFL action against the B.C. Lions in Hamilton, Ont., on Friday, July 31, 2009.
Argos close season with disappointing loss to Alouettes
Rick and Joe met in church, played a little baseball together and discovered a mutual affection for the Toronto Argonauts.
Bishopa s wages ordered garnisheed
Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Michael Bishop is playing for a little less money these days.
A year ago, henry burris seemed to have been anointed by the gods. Sprinkled with stardust.
Kabongo double nominee in CFL awards
Photograph by: Brian Gavriloff, The Journal, Edmonton Journal VANCOUVER a ' Patrick Kabongo is a double-award nominee for the Edmonton Eskimos in the first round of balloting for the Canadian Football League outstanding player awards.
Baggs feels overlooked as Chick named Riders' nominee for CFL defensive-player award
REGINA a ' Stevie Baggs went on the offensive after John Chick was named the Saskatchewan Roughriders' nominee for the 2009 most outstanding defensive-player award.
Eskimos, Lions to decide third place
Geroy Simon thinks his B.C. Lions teammates have finally figured out that they have to play football games to the final whistle.
Argos' rookie Reaves gets 1st CFL start vs. Als
Als' quarterback Anthony Calvillo, left, is sacked by Argos' Jonathan Brown during an October game.
Calvillo closes out season on the bench
For a second consecutive year, Montreal Alouettes coach Marc Trestman has decided to rest veteran quarterback Anthony Calvillo for the team's CFL regular-season finale.
Riders have history on their side
The Saskatchewan Roughriders can only hope that 33 is a lucky number. Saturday marks the 33rd anniversary of the day the Roughriders last secured first place in the CFL West.
Bishop shakes off criticism heading into tilt with Ticats
Michael Bishop has taken a lot of hits this season on and off the football field.
Toronto Argonauts head coach Bart Andrus had a hard time adjusting to the CFL's shortened days .