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CFL
Bighill, Knox both receive three nominations for CFL individual honours
Jeff Knox Jr., and Jamaal Westerman have made quite an impact in their CFL debuts.
Ray to make just second start of season in Argos’ regular-season finale
TORONTO – There will be no late-season rest for Ricky Ray.
Chamblin believes he deserved more time to help reverse Riders’ fortunes
Corey Chamblin harbours no resentment towards the Saskatchewan Roughriders for his dismissal as head coach but believes he deserved more time to reverse the struggling CFL club’s fortunes.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats to be minus backup Mathews for rematch with Ottawa Redblacks
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will have to try winning the East Division without their top two quarterbacks.
Stampeders want to strike balance in regular-season finale versus Lions
CALGARY – Stay sharp, stay healthy and don’t show all your cards is the challenge the Calgary Stampeders will face in their final regular-season game.
Grammy nominated rock band Fall Out Boy to perform at halftime of Grey Cup game
WINNIPEG – Grammy-nominated rock band Fall Out Boy will perform at halftime during the Grey Cup game, the CFL announced Tuesday.
Sunday’s Scoreboard
Sunday’s Games
Walker has 3 TD’s, Eskimos topple Alouettes 40-22 to secure first place in CFL
EDMONTON – It’s a case of hurry up and wait for the Edmonton Eskimos.
Redblacks win ugly, beat Ticats 12-6 to move into first place in CFL East
HAMILTON – Ottawa Redblacks quarterback Henry Burris is taking it personally.
Saturday’s Scoreboard
Saturday’s Games
Rogers’ two touchdown catches paces Stampeders to 42-19 win over Roughriders
CALGARY – The Calgary Stampeders did what they had to do to stay in the race for first place in the CFL’s West Division. The defending Grey Cup champions cruised to a 42-19 win over the visiting Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday.
Jennings leads Lions past Argos to spoil Ray’s 2015 starting debut
TORONTO – Jonathon Jennings and the B.C. Lions took advantage of the Toronto Argonauts’ meltdown to solidify their run for the final West Division playoff spot.
Bombers bow out early again, miss CFL playoffs for sixth time in seven years
WINNIPEG – It was a disappointing case of deja vu for Demond Washington and his Blue Bombers teammates.
Friday’s Scoreboard
Friday’s Games
B.C. Lion Andrew Harris forced to wait another week to hit 1,000-yard milestone
TORONTO – Andrew Harris will have to wait another week to reach 1,000 yards.
Running back Jerome Messam prepares to face former team in Stampeder debut
CALGARY – Jerome Messam has switched CFL teams before, but never this late in a season.
Big loss for Dolphins: Defensive end Cameron Wake suffers season-ending torn Achilles tendon
DAVIE, Fla. – Miami Dolphins defensive end Cameron Wake has a torn left Achilles tendon that will end his season.
Knee injury could keep veteran Redblacks QB Henry Burris out of Ticats game
OTTAWA – Henry Burris has been instrumental to the Ottawa Redblacks’ success this season, but with his team facing one of its biggest games, the veteran quarterback could be on the sidelines.
Ray says he’ll battle a myriad of emotions when he leads Argonauts versus Lions
TORONTO – On the outside, Ricky Ray will be calm as usual. But inside, he’ll be anything but.
After up and down season, B.C. Lions find their running game at the right time
SURREY, B.C. – After an especially poor rushing performance earlier this season, B.C. Lions centre Jason Foster personally apologized to running back Andrew Harris.
Edmonton Eskimos closing in on taking top spot in West Division standings
The race for first place in the West Division might already be over by the time Mike Reilly and the Edmonton Eskimos take the field this weekend.
Manitoba premier defends loan backstop to crumbling Winnipeg football stadium
WINNIPEG – Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger is defending a loan guarantee of $35.3 million to repair Winnipeg’s brand-new football stadium and facing a call for the auditor general to investigate its construction.
Eskimos lineman Krausnick reveals battle with testicular cancer
EDMONTON – Edmonton Eskimos lineman Alex Krausnick says he has battled testicular cancer and is urging other young men to be vigilant in checking for the disease as the new national spokesperson for Testicular Cancer Canada.
Redblacks heading into crucial home-and-home series with Hamilton
The Ottawa Redblacks’ pre-season goal was to simply make the playoffs. Now they have bigger aspirations.