US EditionB.C. Lions Quarterback Nathan Rourke Returning to Rarefied Form
- Nathan Rourke has returned to elite form after struggling last season in the CFL.
- Buck Pierce, the Lions' head coach, noted Rourke's steady growth this season and connected his performance to the offense's success.
- Rourke completed 26 of 34 pass attempts, recording 382 yards, four touchdowns, and one interception in a recent game.
- Since returning from an oblique injury on July 5, Rourke has averaged 352 passing yards per game and aims to feel more comfortable each week.
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B.C. Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke returning to rarefied form
SURREY — James Butler isn't surprised when he watches Nathan Rourke successfully lob a 49-yard pass up the field. It's what the running back has come to expect from the B.C. Lions star quarterback. “To me, that's just Nate being Nate.
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Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke returning to rarefied form
James Butler isn’t surprised when he watches Nathan Rourke successfully lob a 49-yard pass up the field. It’s what the running back has come to expect from the B.C. Lions star quarterback. “To me, that’s just Nate being Nate. It’s on brand for Nate,” Butler said at the team’s training facility in Surrey, B.C., on Tuesday. “I’ve been saying this since I met him — whenever No. 12 is back there, he just gives you a chance.” After struggling in hi…
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