Saskatchewan Roughriders -- All the news on those beloved Riders
Ah, the Saskatchewan Roughriders – possessors of the league’s most vocal and ubiquitous fanbase, the league’s shiniest and spiffiest new stadium, the most ups and down in an CFL team’s history. The Riders started as a top-level football club in 1910 but not win a national championship until ’66, after they’d lost a whopping eight Cup games in the previous 56 seasons. Three more Cups were added to the metaphorical Saskatchewan trophy cases in 1989, 2007, 2013, interspersed between seven losses in the championship match and nine West final Ls. When will the Riders grab the big trophy again? Stick around here for Saskatchewan Roughriders news to find out.
Province planning to pony up $3 million for Grey Cup Festival
The province will give $3 million to the Saskatchewan Roughriders to support the 2020 Grey Cup Festival, as part of the government’s bid to boost tourism
Source: montrealgazette.com
2020 Grey Cup in Riderville should be one to remember
The CFL commissioner hadn’t even disembarked from his flight at the Regina International Airport when he was approached by a restless fan of the Saskatchewan Roughriders who wondered about
Source: montrealgazette.com
RIDERS UNVEIL EARLY DETAILS OF GREY CUP FESTIVAL
With the 2020 Grey Cup Festival just nine short months away, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are excited to announce some of the first details of the Grey Cup Festival, its sponsors
Source: riderville.com
Early details of 2020 Grey Cup Festival announced
REGINA — With the 2020 Grey Cup Festival just nine short months away, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are excited to announce some of the first details of the Grey Cup Festival, its
Source: cfl.ca
Riders announce first Grey Cup Festival details
The Roughriders have announced new details on what fans can expect at the 2020 Grey Cup Festival in Regina, which will include free entertainment and a competitive gaming tournament
Source: montrealgazette.com
Vanstone: 2019 was the year of flawed football forecasts
Seriously, what is the likelihood of 2020 foresight being exercised by this grizzled gargoyle of the media? My putrid prognosticative pedigree from 2019 does not provide a foundation for optimism
Source: montrealgazette.com
Grey Cup rematch between Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Hamilton Tiger-Cats to headline Week 1 in 2020
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will kick off their Grey Cup defence in a championship rematch against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday, June 13 - as announced by the Canadian Football
Source: tsn.ca
Calgary Stampeders face lengthy road trip early in 2020 CFL schedule
Fans may not be overly enthused about the Calgary Stampeders schedule for their 75th season in the Canadian Football League
Source: calgarysun.com
Breaking Down The 2020 Schedule
Let the excitement for BC Place nights and epic road trips begin
Source: bclions.com
Maas: 'You want an opportunity to coach here one day'
REGINA — The Saskatchewan Roughriders have found the man to lead their offence for the next two seasons, as the team officially named former Edmonton head coach Jason Maas as their
Source: cfl.ca
Excerpt: 100 Things Rider Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die
The 1978 Roughriders finished last in the West with a 4-11-1 record but, nonetheless, the ending was absolutely perfect
Source: montrealgazette.com
Rob Vanstone: Sky's the limit for combo of Jason Maas and Cody Fajardo
The Saskatchewan Roughriders hope that Jason Maas, who has been known to attack a Gatorade container, can supply a little more punch
Source: winnipegsun.com
Vanstone: Riders' offence should make some noise under Maas
The refrain from a few skeptical Saskatchewan Roughriders supporters is along the lines of “No Maas!” Consider these excerpts from emails that arrived in this scribbler’s cluttered inbox: • “Give
Source: montrealgazette.com
Rob Vanstone: Onus is on Saskatchewan Roughriders GM Jeremy O'Day to deliver a championship team
The Saskatchewan Roughriders’ mantra, initially promulgated by president-CEO Craig Reynolds four years ago, is “sustained success
Source: montrealgazette.com
Vanstone: Fajardo is a drawing card for free agents
The Canadian Football League was making a list — and checking it twice — before releasing a scroll that consisted of 280 names
Source: montrealgazette.com
The 13th-man nightmare, 10 years later
Precisely 10 years after the “13th-man” unravelling, it can now be said (or written): I accept full responsibility. The Vanstone Curse, always dangerous, was especially lethal on Nov
Source: montrealgazette.com
Hall celebrates fourth Grey Cup with Blue Bombers
The Blue Bombers’ defensive co-ordinator noticed that quarterback Chris Streveler wasn’t wearing a shirt during post-game locker-room chaos after Winnipeg defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 33-
Source: montrealgazette.com
Vanstone: “49 Stop” was the start of something big
One pivotal play isn’t always remembered when people reminisce about an unforgettable Grey Cup game that was played 30 years ago on Tuesday
Source: montrealgazette.com
Riders, CFL unveil 2020 Grey Cup logo
For the Festival logo, the Riders wanted to reflect Saskatchewan including its vast landscapes, golden wheat fields and living skies
Source: cfl.ca
Vanstone: Bombers' Collaros has silenced the skeptics
Not that long ago, much of the discussion about Zach Collaros focused on grey matter, not the Grey Cup
Source: montrealgazette.com
Grey Cup: Everything you need to know about Sunday's CFL final
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats dominated the Edmonton Eskimos 36-16 in Sunday’s East Division final
Source: theglobeandmail.comSTEINAUER NAMED CFL'S COACH OF THE YEAR
Steinauer, 46, tied a CFL record for a first-year head coach with 15 wins (Dave Dickenson – CGY – 2016) and led the Tiger-Cats to a franchise-best 15-3
Source: ticats.ca
Orlondo Steinauer wins Coach of the Year
After a decade long wait to become a Canadian Football League head coach, Steinauer rewarded the Ticats this season with a franchise best 15 wins and the team’s first
Source: cfl.ca
Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeat Saskatchewan Roughriders to advance to Grey Cup
A Winnipeg Blue Bomber for less than six weeks, the quarterback helped his new team to a 20-13 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Sunday’s West final and
Source: thestar.comTiger Cats win blowout, Bombers win nail-biter to head to Grey Cup
REGINA — The Winnipeg Blue Bombers advanced to the Grey Cup with a 20-13 win over the host Saskatchewan Roughriders in Sunday’s CFL West Division final
Source: globalnews.ca