Toronto Argonauts News

The Sports Xchange NFL roundup: NFL proposes immediate HGH testing The NFL submitted a new proposal for immediate human growth hormone testing as the league and the NFL Players Association continue to negotiate in an effort to have HGH testing in place for the 2013 season, NFL.com reported.

But the veteran U.S. university coach has a tough act to follow on the Montreal Alouettes in Marc Trestman, who left after five seasons and two Grey Cup titles to become head coach of the Chicago Bears in the NFL.

During his five-year NFL career, wide receiver Mike Williams spent time with two teams located near Canada.

Iowa State fans from around the area came out in full force for the Cyclone Tailgate Tour here Thursday at Fort Dodge Ford Lincoln Toyota.

CFL.ca Staff TORONTO -- Toronto Argonauts' first round pick in the 2013 CFL Draft, Matt Sewell, has made a decision to return to school and pursue an opportunity for his accelerated MBA at DeGroote Business School at McMaster University.

The Toronto Argonauts will have to wait a little longer for first round pick Matt Sewell to help the team.

Henoc Muamba of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers got kids fired up for a tackling drill during the Super Elite Football camp Thursday at the Winston Avenue football field in Amherst.

Spencer Watt of the Toronto Argonauts is tackled by Jermaine McElveen of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in Canadian Football League action at Ivor Wynne Stadium in Hamilton, Ontario, Saturday, July 14, 2011.

Star Calgary running back Jon Cornish may get odd looks when he stands on one foot ordering lunch or spins through a doorway.

Mike Williams, the wide receiver who served as the gold standard of wideouts during the Pete Carroll era and known for his attempt at an early entry into the NFL, is back playing football.

Calgary running back Jon Cornish, shown fighting a tackle in the Grey Cup in November, was a 2012 league all-star. Star Canadian running back Jon Cornish wants to work on his pass routes this season but his coach will be smiling if he just continues doing what he did last year.

During a special presentation to the City of Toronto's Economic Development Committee on Wednesday, Toronto Argonauts and 100th Grey Cup Festival Executive Chairman & CEO, Chris Rudge, officially unveiled the results of the Economic Impact Assessment conducted for the event.

Darryl "Dode" Lesser, Ben Meseke and Troy Wilson will be inducted as the class of 2013 into the Topeka Shawnee County Sports Council Hall of Fame on June 27 at the Ramada Convention Center.

The 2013 Canadian Football League season hasn't even started yet, but there is no doubt in my mind that I will hear some "bright" Saskatchewan Roughrider fan yell 'throw in Drew Willy' after Darian Durant's first questionable pass of the year.

The offensive lineman signed as an undrafted free agent with the NFL's Tennessee Titans but was waived last week.

The 2013 Nike High School Grand Prix track and field meet exceeded all expectations for the girls' team representing P.E.I. "I can't stress enough how impressed I was with how our team was treated," said Maribeth Rogers, coach of the Kensington Intermediate-Senior High squad.

After impressing in both the Regional and main CFL Combines enough to be selected in the 2013 CFL Draft, the Toronto Argonauts announced today that Gabriel, along with fellow draft picks Michael Di Domenico and Paul Spencer have signed contracts with the team.

CFL.ca Staff TORONTO As training camp draws near, CFL.ca takes a team-by-team look back at an off-season filled with trades, personnel changes and key signings and arguably no club was more active than the Edmonton Eskimos.

Marianas Trench performs during the CFL's 100th Grey Cup game between the Toronto Argonauts and the Calgary Stampeders at the Rogers Centre on Nov.

The Lions, Toronto Argonauts and Edmonton Eskimos all showed interest in Arceneaux, who left the Lions in 2010 to pursue a career in the NFL.