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From Canada: Nothing to Fear - New York Times
November 21, 2008 National Post | From Canada: Nothing to Fear New York Times, United States - By Eric Musselman One of the coaches in this year’s Grey Cup is Marc Trestman, a rookie CFL coach who has guided a team that went 8-10 last season. ... CFL: Calvillo named league's outstanding player CFL junkies reunite in Montreal while locals have hockey on their mind Grey Cup: Smilin' Hank sour on CFL awards |
Calvillo wins CFL's top award - The Gazette (Montreal)
November 21, 2008 National Post | Calvillo wins CFL's top award The Gazette (Montreal), Canada - For the second time in his distinguished career, Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo has been named the Canadian Football League's outstanding player. ... Montreal's Calvillo named CFL's top player Montreal guard Scott Flory finally captures CFL's top lineman award Stamps shut out at CFL Player Awards |
Former Sioux Weston Dressler named CFL’s top rookie - UND Fighting Sioux
November 21, 2008Former Sioux Weston Dressler named CFL’s top rookie UND Fighting Sioux, ND - ... beat out East Division finalist Prechae Rodriguez of Hamilton in voting conducted by the Football Reporters of Canada and the CFL’s eight head coaches. ... Saskatchewan Roughriders slotback Dressler named CFL's top rookie Weston Dressler Named CFL's Most Outstanding Rookie |
No panic for CFL during economic uncertainty - Globe and Mail
November 21, 2008No panic for CFL during economic uncertainty Globe and Mail, Canada - The National Basketball Association, the National Football League, NASCAR and the golf tours have all had their top people come out and talk about belt ... |
Wake nabs top defensive honours - Vancouver Sun
November 21, 2008 Vancouver Sun | Wake nabs top defensive honours Vancouver Sun, Canada - ... of National Football League teams and is expected to be signed by one of them soon after the window to CFL talent opens for NFL clubs in late December. ... BC Lions defensive end Wake named CFL's outstanding defensive player Wake on unique route to the NFL Brown doesn't like chances against Wake |
Cortez focus on Grey Cup, not Argos - Sportsnet.ca
November 21, 2008 Globe and Mail | Cortez focus on Grey Cup, not Argos Sportsnet.ca, Canada - The group also included a young redheaded football operations guy named Eric Tillman, who would go on to become a GM in the CFL and win three Grey Cup rings ... Als' Stewart a testament to perseverance A duo's recipe for success Stamps running back Reynolds ready to step into the limelight in ... |
Richardson makes his mark - Globe and Mail
November 21, 2008Richardson makes his mark Globe and Mail, Canada - A year later, he is the CFL's leader in touchdown receptions and an emerging force in the league's most explosive offence. "After I got released, ... |
Toronto Argonauts' star Dorsey named CFL's top special-teams player - The Canadian Press
November 21, 2008Toronto Argonauts' star Dorsey named CFL's top special-teams player The Canadian Press, MONTREAL - Voting for the award was conducted by the Football Reporters of Canada as well as the eight CFL head coaches. The five-foot-seven, 173-pound Dorsey was a ... |
Where Are They Now: Tom Poe played football for the Cougars - Seattle Post Intelligencer
November 21, 2008Where Are They Now: Tom Poe played football for the Cougars Seattle Post Intelligencer - He played football as long as he could, later getting in his licks for Hawaii of the short-lived WFL and Edmonton, Toronto and Hamilton in the CFL, ... |
Dynasty to death: CBC's Fifth Estate examines head injuries in ... - CBC.ca
November 21, 2008Dynasty to death: CBC's Fifth Estate examines head injuries in ... CBC.ca, Canada - Bob McKeown remembers the 1972 CFL East final like it was yesterday, an intense and physical battle between his Rough Riders and Hamilton Tiger-Cats at ... |
