George Reed is a Saskatchewan icon. An ideal ambassador for the province and for football. He’s a class act. The man has given the majority of his life to Saskatchewan, a place he has called home since his retirement from football. Saskatchewan communities also benefit from the George Reed Foundation, an outfit that raises money … More Riders should help Reed
Dear Toronto, Try not to embarrass the country this time. The sports spotlight hasn’t shone on your city for a few years, so here’s hoping you’ve matured since the last time international media paid any attention to your teams. Your Raptors and Golden State Warriors will meet in the NBA Finals, with the first two … More Don’t embarrass us again, Toronto
Chris Jones wore several hats during his tenure with the Saskatchewan Roughriders – general manager, head coach and defensive co-ordinator. He arrived in Regina with plenty of fanfare, too. He was a Grey Cup-winning coach and a defensive guru. Some even went as far as to label him the CFL’s version of coaching genius Bill … More Jones did one thing right
Zach Collaros admitted he didn’t feel 100 per cent during the week leading up to the West Division semifinal. The Saskatchewan Roughriders’ quarterback didn’t say he was suffering from concussion symptoms after he was nailed in a helmet-to-helmet hit by Odell Willis in a game on Oct. 27 versus the B.C. Lions. Yet, Collaros went … More Collaros should retire
The Mendoza Lines 