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The dream of El Diamante-Tulare Union, Part III: The Final Fight has been shattered.

Can the Ticats take advantage of their opportunity vs. the league's worst team and keep their playoff ambitions alive? "We're where we wanted to be at the beginning of the year," said head coach Marcel Bellefeuille, "and we have a great opportunity." Can the Argos, already out of the playoffs, find motivation in the QEW rivalry? Two of their three ...

The Argonauts couldn't blame this one on the frigid weather. Against the Saskatchewan Roughriders last night in temperatures that hovered 10 degrees below freezing with a wind chill, the Argos again failed to put together a full 60 minutes of football and lost 32-22 before 29,361 hardy souls at Mosaic Stadium.

Bad habits are hard to break. The Argonauts probably could stretch that adage into a book once the 2009 Canadian Football League season is finished.

Dominique Dorsey is back in an Argonauts uniform. The former UNLV tailback and return specialist landed back in the Canadian Football League last week after a stint in training camp with the Washington Redskins.

Argonauts turn ship around Toronto Argonauts head coach Bart Andrus stands on the sideline with his quarterbacks Cody Pickett and Kerry Joseph during the first half of their CFL football game against Hamilton Tiger-Cats in Hamilton, September 7, 2009.

Argonauts.ca Staff TORONTO -- On Saturday evening, it will be one year less a day since Dominique Dorsey last caught a ball in an Argos uniform.

WIth veteran Sun scribe Mike Beamish on holidays - yet again - the rookie gets a chance to run with the ball and try to improve his season stats.

Jeremaine Copeland is making a case for Most Outstanding Player. Five storylines that jumped out while observing the past week of Canadian Football League action: 1 THE epithets may vary as will the degree of anger, but you can bet a whole lot of CFL special teams co-ordinators spit out a string of curses a couple of football fields long Tuesday.

Dominique Dorsey is back on the practice field as a member of the Toronto Argonauts.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, There is an easy story to write about the Washington Redskins: One that may play out again this year, as it's one that wasn't fixed by the Redskins 53-man roster.

One recent morning at Redskins Park in Ashburn, linebacker Robert Henson arrived early and spotted him in the lobby, the man known around NFL teams as the Turk.

Finally, a pro athlete who gladly recognizes that the next game is not just another one on the schedule.

The Argonauts' struggling kick return game may get a big boost as early as next week.

Wide receiver D.J. Hackett and quarterback Chase Daniel were among the 21 players released by the Washington Redskins on Saturday, as the team established its 53-man roster.

All NFL teams must reduce their rosters to 53 by 6 p.m. on Saturday, and Redskins coaches and team officials remain huddled at Redskins Park finalizing the team's 53-man roster.

Even in the leanest of Toronto Argos years, special teams have been a source of not just achievement, but pride for the Boatmen.

Former UNLV running back Dominique Dorsey scored from three yards out Thursday night in the Washington Redskins' preseason loss at Jacksonville.

If Matthew Slater is going to make the Patriots' 53-man roster, it will be as a special teams player.

The roster is beginning to take shape, but some strong performances last Friday against the Patriots left the running back position hotly contested.