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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Another Rob Maver story
From the 55 Yard Line blog: Stamps’ punter Rob Maver on what it’s like to hold a second job during CFL season For most professional athletes, sport is their sole profession. With the limited salaries available in the CFL, though, … Continue reading
Photos, news, thoughts – July 22
While other stadium projects experience delays, it is good to know that the new turf field installation at Alumni Stadium is moving along on schedule. A picture via the stadium webcam Saturday afternoon appears to show that the spreading of sand and … Continue reading
Posted in Coaches, Recruiting 2012
Tagged Alumni Stadium, Bill Brown, John Engel, Team Ontario
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Q & A with Brian Cluff
From my perspective last month’s Recruiting Q & A with Bill Brown was a successful and informative piece. It was also relatively easy for me and certainly a format I wanted to repeat. The choice of Coach Brian Cluff for a second installment … Continue reading
Posted in Coaches, History & traditions
Tagged Brian Cluff, Jeremy Oxley, Kevin MacNeill, Mike MacDonald, Reg Valentinuzzi, Stu Lang, Tom Dimitroff
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Words from Guelph’s World Champions
CanadaFootballChat.com’s Ameeta Vohra has written an extensive article filled with feedback from members of Canada’s U19 World Championship team. Vohra shares reflections on the tournament from Guelph’s John Rush and A’dre Fraser among nine other players and coaches. Here are the Rush … Continue reading
Four links (& comments) worth reading
Tom Kendall speaking at the FoGF Coaches Gala, May 2012 Photo: Kyle Rodriguez/artifactsforlife.com We now know the Hamilton Tiger-Cats won’t be playing any games in Guelph next year. Director of Athletics Tom Kendall told the Mercury that “time constraints, cost … Continue reading
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Tagged Alumni Stadium, Hamilton Tiger-Cats, John Rush, Rob Maver, Team Canada, Tom Kendall
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Reminders
There are just 54 days until the season opener at McMaster. And 44 days until the Gryphons take to the field for a preseason game in Saskatoon. There are only two days left to register your foursome for the Friends … Continue reading
Posted in Friends of Gryphon Football
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Gryphon Field House opens its doors
From the Guelph Mercury: The University of Guelph’s newest sports facility is up and running. The Gryphon Field House replaces the old Gryphon Dome, which had to be torn down due to structural issues. Located on what used to be … Continue reading
More thoughts on the Ticats & Guelph
There hasn’t been any public news that I have seen regarding the Ticats 2013 relocation in recent weeks. I have communicated with several people since my last comments on the subject. I was reminded of the rumour (or is it … Continue reading
Canada wins Gold, Rush named to all-tournament team
A great win for Canada! 23-17 over Team USA. I have to admit I’m a little surprised. While I hadn’t watched any of Team USA’s earlier games I expected more from them and thought the revenge factor due to the … Continue reading
Huskies’ Coach talking about Guelph
I came across the following comments from Saskatchewan Huskies HC Brian Towriss. They were part a larger discussion/interview on the Huskie Outsider fan blog –A summer update with Coach Towriss. Coach Towriss was asked to look ahead to late August and the … Continue reading
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Tagged A'dre Fraser, John Rush, Saskatchewan Huskies, Team Canada
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