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Can you blame them with the prospect of going back to Regina?

Left them with his gonads.

OOPS on Liegghio

WOOHOOO!!!

Chewing up the yards, time and Rider defence. Great!

Fajardo also has bench marks in his future- mostly from sitting on it.

One solid hit on Fajardo or a couple-three mediocre ones and he will turtle just like last game. He ought to be on the bench by half-time.

Pipkin isn't a rookie, either- he's just baaad. Adams will probably be better (low bar) but I doubt that he will be good.

Always has been. 'Cause it is working so well in the US:

Russia can do nothing without lethal blowback in several forms.

A prominent American historian wrote his Phd thesis describing how the American Revolution was more about giving up their slaves, as the British did two years before and were pressuring the Yanks to do so as well. The Canadian colonists had no problem doing so, though and I suspect that is the point at which our culture diverged from the American one.

I vote for Romana Didulo- the rightful queen of Canada. Just ask her!

A trademarked large hammer.

We may have seen Pipkin's last start in the CFL. O'Connell was no worse.

As I said: Pipkin is gonna get picked off. And it has come to pass.

Garrett Marino says "Come at me. bro." But but but..I'm a brilliant conversationalist.

OK, maybe not.

That has to be an incomplete pass. And if you can grow a sparse, scruffy beard, you too can be cool (unless you are female)

Breaux is out, and BC is in more trouble.

Critical series for the Lions' defence

The way Pipkin floats that ball, he's gonna get picked off.

Nice Winnipeg Sun article about Hassell: ‘I could cry right now:’ Former NFL player J.T. Hassell adding Bombers’ chapter to inspiring pro football story Author of the article:Ted Wyman Defensive back and former NFL player J.T. Hassell will be in the line-up as a backup on Saturday when the Blue Bombers host the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the annual Banjo Bowl at sold-out IG Field. Defensive back and former NFL player J.T. Hassell will be in the line-up as a backup on Saturday when the Blue Bombers host the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the annual Banjo Bowl at sold-out IG Field. If it was surprising to many observers of the CFL that defensive back J.T. Hassell earned a spot in the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ line-up just a few days after signing a contract, it probably shouldn’t have been. Hassell has been surprising people his whole life. By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. You may unsubscribe any time by clicking on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of our emails. Postmedia Network Inc. | 365 Bloor Street East, Toronto, Ontario, M4W 3L4 | 416-383-2300 “I was born with a birth defect on my left hand, only having two fingers, and barely making it out of my mom’s stomach,” Hassell said Friday after the Bombers held a walk through at IG Field. “Growing up, single mom. You know, that’s a blessing within itself and just everything else I’ve been through.” Hassell, a 27-year-old from Titusville, on Florida’s Space Coast, never let difficult circumstances get in his way. Despite having a deformed hand, he made peewee teams and high school teams and eventually played football at the Florida Institute of Technology. He then became the only player in that school’s history to make it to the NFL. The school’s football program has since been discontinued. Though undrafted, Hassell played four games with the Cleveland Browns in 2019 and three with the New York Jets in 2020. He had eight career tackles and blocked a kick with the Jets in 2020. He’d been at home for more than a year when the Bombers came calling recently. An injury to American cornerback DeMerio Houston left the Bombers secondary a little thin and Hassell provides depth and pro experience. “It’s just an honour (to be here),” Hassell said. “I could cry right now. It’s just an honour to be here. I’m at a loss for words, honestly.”

Ooooh- that's gonna leave a mark Surprised that Pipkin wasn't pulled for a concussion protocol.