Fitzpatrick leads Bills to surprising undefeated start
The Buffalo Bills have won three games to start the season and much of the credit has to go to Harvard graduate-cum-NFL starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
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Argos need miracle down home stretch
Coach Jim Barker had grander expectations for the 2011 season than the woeful 3-9 record presently worn by his Toronto Argonauts.
With just six games to play, the Boatmen’s chances of making the playoffs are appearing increasingly grim.
Just who is Bills’ Fred Jackson?
Fred Jackson has helped transform the Buffalo Bills into a winning team, but his journey to the NFL was far from ordinary.
Blues look to capitalize on strong start
Not since 1995-1996 has the University of Toronto won three games in back-to-back seasons.
But that is exactly what the Varsity Blues are looking to do this Saturday when they travel to Ottawa for a 1 p.m. ET kick off with the Gee Gees.
Patriots loom for streaking Bills
Two straight victories for the Buffalo Bills have got fans extremely optimistic, and rightly so. After crushing the Chiefs in Week 1, the Bills won their home opener this past Sunday in dramatic fashion, coming…
Blues beat Gryphons for 2nd win
Fifth-year quarterback Andrew Gillis made two huge plays for the University of Toronto with under two minutes remaining to help seal a 21-12 victory over the visiting Guelph Gryphons Saturday afternoon. A 44-yard pass on…
Argonauts don’t make the grade
The Toronto Argonauts led the Saskatchewan Roughriders through most of their weekend contest – until it really mattered.
Saints look to step up in city football
Eastern Commerce Collegiate is looking to do whatever it takes to win in just its third football season.
It’s now or never for Argos
The Toronto Argonauts look to win a crucial game against the Roughriders in Saskatchewan on Saturday afternoon. While the Argos and Riders are the bottom feeders of their respective conferences, both clubs head into this weekend’s match-up riding very different streaks.
Lions look for 1st win against Warriors
The winless York Lions and Waterloo Warriors football clubs look to change their fortunes when they face off this Saturday at Warrior Field in Waterloo. The Lions (0-2) will leave their home turf and go on the road for the first time this season, travelling to face a Warriors team that they have not seen since the end of the 2009 season.