Hamilton Tiger-Cats Defence Presents a Test for Sask. Roughriders
Saskatchewan has allowed 619 rushing yards in eight games, and coach Corey Mace says improved continuity and detail work have fueled the turnaround.
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats defence presents a test for Sask. Roughriders
Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Corey Mace on the sidelines at Mosaic Stadium in Regina. The Roughriders will try to handle a stout Hamilton Tiger-Cats defence this week as they look to improve to 7-2. (Image Credit: Saskatchewan Roughriders)
How the Roughriders improved their run defence – and why it’s mattered
The numbers 43-55-12 are so low they look like a suitable locker combination. In this case, they’re the rushing yards the Saskatchewan Roughriders have surrendered in each of the last three games. Whenever there’s logical connection to be made between padlock groupings and any type of week-over-week gridiron gains, the defence deserves its due. “We’re all starting to get in that flow state where we’re working together and working well off each o…
Fresh off milestone, Trevor Harris leads Roughriders vs. Ti-Cats
(Photo credit: John E. Sokolowski-Imagn Images)Trevor Harris is fresh off an impressive career milestone and looks to continue his strong season when the Saskatchewan Roughriders visit the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday night.The 40-year-old Harris threw for 401 yards during last week's 42-20 victory over the visiting Ottawa Redblacks to become the 12th CFL quarterback to surpass 40,000 career passing ya
Roughriders ready for hostility in Hamilton
Devotees of the home team at Hamilton Stadium have been known to make comments that are, well, catty. That is part of the picture for a visiting team when it opposes the Hamilton Tiger-Cats — as will the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday. “It takes me back to early in my career,” said Roughriders quarterback Trevor Harris, who was a member of the 2015 Toronto Argonauts when he journeyed to Hamilton for his fifth CFL start. “The place was real…
Ticats coach Milanovich not surprised by Roughriders QB Harris’s success at 40 – 105.9 The Region
HAMILTON — Scott Milanovich isn’t the least bit surprised to see Trevor Harris still playing at a very high level. Harris, 40, is in his 14th CFL season but remains an elite quarterback. Last year’s Grey Cup MVP has completed 198-of-269 passes (73.6 per cent) for 2,655 yards with 19 TDs and seven interceptions. More importantly, he has the Saskatchewan Roughriders (6-2) atop the West Division heading into their contest Saturday versus the Hamilt…
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