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Rookie QB James Franklin leads Eskimos to 38-15 win over Argonauts
EDMONTON – The Edmonton Eskimos may have finally found a quarterback who can fill Mike Reilly’s shoes until he returns from injury.
O’Shea says third-stringer Robert Marve is Winnipeg’s quarterback of the present
WINNIPEG – Robert Marve is feeling more pumped now that he’s not on borrowed time.
Redblacks look to running back Johnson for production as they take on Riders
OTTAWA – The changes keep coming for the Redblacks, with running back Chevon Walker being the latest casualty.
Thursday’s Scoreboard
Thursday’s Games
Tiger-Cats fall to Alouettes, end 10 game win streak at Tim Hortons Field
HAMILTON – The Montreal Alouettes defence has sent a message.
Chemistry Set: Walker, Franklin to start for Eskimos against Argonauts
EDMONTON – Derel Walker and James Franklin’s instant chemistry has propelled them into starting roles with the Edmonton Eskimos.
Stampeders Eric Rogers at ease in the air, leads CFL in touchdown catches
CALGARY – Watching Calgary Stampeders receiver Eric Rogers in full turf-chewing stride towards the end zone, you might guess his college track and field specialty was the 400 metres.
Veteran Laurent thrives playing thankless role in middle of Hamilton’s defence
HAMILTON – It’s a thankless job, but one Ted Laurent does so very well.
Grey Cup-champion Calgary Stampeders find themselves back atop West Division
Don’t look now but the defending Grey Cup champions are all alone atop the West Division standings.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats to retire legendary Angelo Mosca’s No. 68 jersey
HAMILTON – He epitomized toughness and tenacity during his playing days with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, but Angelo Mosca wants the retirement of his No. 68 to shed light on who he is now.
Tiger-Cats sweep weekly top performer awards after 49-20 win over Eskimos
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats dominated the Edmonton Eskimos and now they’re dominating the CFL Top Performer awards.
Toronto Argonauts starter Trevor Harris taking 2015 season one game at a time
TORONTO – Trevor Harris is living for today.
Swayze Waters returns to lead Argos to 30-24 home win over Redblacks
TORONTO – Swayze Waters gave the Ottawa Redblacks the boot Sunday afternoon.
Toronto Argonauts move up the standings while attendance drops at Rogers Centre
TORONTO – After staving off a rousing rally by the Ottawa Redblacks, the Toronto Argonauts moved into a tie for first place in the CFL’s East Division while upping their record to 6-2 for the first time since 1997.
Sunday’s Scoreboard
Sunday’s Games
Saturday’s Scoreboard
Saturday’s Games
Calvillo named quarterbacks coach as Alouettes GM Popp tweaks staff
MONTREAL – Antony Calvillo was named quarterbacks coach on Saturday as general manager Jim Popp tweaked his staff a day after stepping in for fired head coach Tom Higgins.
Terrell Sinkfield catches two touchdowns as Tiger-Cats rout Eskimos
EDMONTON – Hamilton’s high-powered offence could not be stopped Friday night.
Alouettes fire Tom Higgins, Jim Popp to take over as head coach
MONTREAL – Tom Higgins has been fired as head coach of the Montreal Alouettes and general manager Jim Popp will take over the job for the fourth time in his career.
Veteran punter/kicker Waters returns for Argos game versus Redblacks
TORONTO – The Toronto Argonauts have their triple threat back.
Canadian men’s basketball team prepares for Olympic qualification tournament
TORONTO – Mike (Pinball) Clemons has been a winner at many levels: as a player, coach and an executive. The CFL legend is also known for his passionate motivational speeches, something the Canadian men’s basketball team experienced first-hand this week as it begins its quest to qualify for the Rio Olympics.
Marsh makes playing time count in Alouettes’ 23-13 victory over Lions
VANCOUVER – Tanner Marsh made his limited playing time count Thursday night.
Thursday’s Scoreboard
Thursday’s Games
Ticats bring league-leading offence into Edmonton to face stout Esks defence
EDMONTON – The Edmonton Eskimos have leaned heavily on their CFL-leading defence this season, but they may not have that luxury against the high-flying Hamilton Tiger-Cats.