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Montreal Alouettes wide receiver Kerry Watkins breaks away from Edmonton Eskimos defensive back Jonte Buhl to score a touchdown during first quarter CFL football action Thursday, July 9, 2009 in Montreal.
Liosn looking for redemption against Tiger-Cats
The B.C. Lions know what they have to do, and they want to do it quickly. The Lions will be looking for redemption and to reclaim some respect around the CFL when they play the Hamilton Tiger-Cats Friday night .
Toronto Argonauts slotback Arland Bruce III missed another day of practice Wednesday and may sit out Saturday's game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders -- assuming he is able to sit, given the severity of the hemorrhoids that have moored him to the sidelines this week.
Whitlock ready to carry the load in place of Lumsden as Esks face Als
In Arkee Whitlock's eyes, the main difference between him and the man he's replacing as Edmonton's starting running back is very obvious.
Turnovers, penalties spoil opening week of '09 CFL regular season
The opening week of the CFL regular season was hardly a ringing endorsement to the usually wide-open, offensive Canadian game.
Baggs bags defensive player-of-the-week honours
One game, one defensive player-of-the-week award for Saskatchewan Roughriders' defensive end Stevie Baggs.
Medlock gets another kick at the can
Standing on the sideline in his street clothes in Hamilton on Wednesday night, Justin Medlock started thinking about his upcoming vacation plans.
Argos' Robertson tops CFL weekly honours
Argonauts running back Jamal Robertson , pictured during a pre-season game in June, ran for 124 yards against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats last week.
Esks' one-two punch takes huge hit early with Lums-done for the long haul
The injury to Jesse Lumsden came early enough in the season that the Edmonton Eskimos should recover, although it appears the team was planning for this eventuality.
Johnson's injury means change for Riders' O-line
Saskatchewan Roughriders tackle Belton Johnson is carted off the field after being injured during Friday night's game versus the B.C. Lions at Mosaic Stadium.
B.C. Lions sign running back Tyler Ebell, add offensive lineman
The B.C. Lions have signed running back Tyler Ebell to a CFL contract. Ebell, 26, was released by the Toronto Argonauts following last month's training camp.
Riders 'the model franchise': CFL commissioner
REGINA a ' The Calgary Stampeders weren't wild about The Wildcat a ' until their opening play of the 2009 regular season.
Riders head coach Ken Miller adapts to changes on team
REGINA a ' Ken Miller assumed some extra responsibility when Saskatchewan Roughriders general manager Eric Tillman was placed on paid administrative leave Feb.
Argo-Ticat rivalry opens CFL season
For the moment, Argonaut fans are prepared to let coach Bart Andrus get used to CFL rules; they'll be patient as Kerry Joseph breaks in new receivers and backs and they won't fret whether Juston Medlock or Eddie Johnson does the kicking.
Jacko's Victory Tour was great for Pats in the end
Michael Jackson may have taken his final moonwalk but the whacko coverage won't stop no matter how many of us have had enough.
Lions hope to snag Tyler Ebell after his release from Argonauts
The B.C. Lions have secured premier running back Tyler Ebell upon his release from the Toronto Argonauts.
The Hamilton Ticats and Toronto Argonauts talked a pretty good game yesterday. Here's hoping at least one of them gets around to actually playing one.
VANSTONE: Riders won in ugly fashion
REGINA a ' Public-address announcer Evan Bray should have kicked off Friday's CFL game with a resonant "L-L-L-L-Let's get ready to fummmm-ble!!!'' By halftime, the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the visiting B.C. Lions had served up eight fumbles and nine turnovers.
Cohon optimistic about CFL's future
Even in these turbulent economic times, Canadian Football League commissioner Mark Cohon believes the league is positioned to weather the storm.
Argonauts set to sail with Andrus at helm
Argonauts head coach Bart Andrus is a newcomer to the CFL. The Toronto Argonauts are hoping that coaching talent knows no boundaries.