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Dexter Janke had a very quick chat with Huskie Outsider as he was leaving the field following Thursday’s practice. The 1st year tailback, who averages 5.1 yards/carry, was upbeat about the performance of the Dogs’ Oline, against Alberta, and the positive effect they had on the Huskie offence. “It was a big game for the [...]
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Saturday, November 5, 3:00 p.m. Thunderbird Stadium, Vancouver, BC Broadcast available at www.ck750.com (pregame show at 2:30 p.m.). The game will also be available on Shaw TV, channel 10 in Saskatoon and channel’s 299 and 407 on Shaw Direct. Records coming in: UBC 6-2 (ranked sixth in the FRC-CIS Football Top Ten), beat the University [...]
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Despite the 3 point victory that the Huskies earned over UBC in the regular season, the defence wasn’t entirely pleased with their performance on that night. While the unit is generally regarded as the strength of the Huskies, they allowed 501 yards to the TBirds. The defence is looking forward to facing UBC, and they’re [...]
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The Huskie defence is going to be facing a high octane offence when they go up against UBC on Saturday afternoon. The TBirds averaged an impressive 475 yards net offence during the regular season. They boast having the likely CanWest m.v.p. as the triggerman to their attack. “They’re very good, led by Billy Greene,” remarked [...]
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With 628 net yards gained against the Alberta Golden Bears, the Huskie offense seems to be getting on track at the right time of the season. “It was a big game for the entire offense,” stated slotback Jeff Moore. “We clicked on all cylinders – the OLine played great, the quarterbacks hit everything, and the [...]
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The Huskies’ play this season has been a larger reflection of the play of their quarterbacks. Trent Peterson and Jahlani Gilbert-Knorren have split time under centre this season, with one relieving the other when trouble ensued. Until Saturday’s game against the Bears, that is. Peterson started for the Dogs and was red hot from the [...]
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Tickets for the Huskies vs Alberta Golden Bears CanadaWest semi-final are now on sale. The phones have been very busy today, so if you do call in, please leave a message and you will be called back. The best way to secure your seats is to use the new online ticketing system. You can access [...]
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With the decisive win by the Huskies in UBC last night, they will be playing for first place as the host the Regina Rams in the Fifth-Year game on Friday night at 7:00 at Griffiths Stadium. Taking into account this weekend’s CanadaWest action, we now know that UBC and Manitoba are eliminated from the playoffs. [...]
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Over the last twelve years, the CanWest champion has won their respective bowl game an impressive nine times. Yet, of those last nine Vanier Cup appearances, the CanWest champ has only emerged victorious twice: the 2007 Manitoba Bisons, and the Huskies third Vanier Cup championship in 1998. I had the opportunity to speak with the [...]
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All Huskie fans, myself included, have many fond memories of UofS football over the last several years. But I’m certain that there are few, if any, Huskie fans with as detailed a recollection, of seasons past, as our latest fan to contribute to “From the Grandstand.” Tom S. grew up near Griffiths Stadium, and has [...]
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Better late than never, we weigh in with our thoughts on last Saturday’s Hardy Cup game. 1. Who gets the offensive game ball? The Outsider: In the last game of his CIS career, Tyler O’Gorman had a career-like game. 24 carries for 162 yards, averaging 6.8 yards per carry. I haven’t seen him run this [...]
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Here are the highlights and comments from Saturday’s game courtesy Global Sports:
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Saturday, November 14, 1:00 p.m. Griffiths Stadium, Saskatoon Broadcast available at www.ck750.com (pregame show at 12:30 p.m.) Broadcast also available on Shaw (channel 10 in Saskatoon, channels 299 and 407 on Shaw Direct) Records coming in: Calgary 8-1; Saskatchewan 8-1 Head to head history: Saskatchewan has 10 regular season wins to Calgary’s 5 since 1999 [...]
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We had a chance to talk to Huskies Head Coach Brian Towriss and Dinos Head Coach Blake Nill about the game tomorrow. Also on the clips are Huskies Linebacker Taylor Wallace and Dinos Quaterback Erik Glavic. All of the interviews are great, so grab some popcorn and enjoy OutsiderHDvision. Dinos interviews: Huskies interviews:
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The University of Saskatchewan hosted a news conference this afternoon to to publicize the 73rd Hardy Cup. Both Huskies Head Coach Brian Towriss and Dinos Head Coach Blake Nill spoke at the event, each emphasizing their respect for their opponent and how much they anticipated this matchup. The Hardy Cup combatants “These are the two [...]
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Starting off in Calgary, Wes Gilbertson of the Calgary Sun reports that fatigue in the first game was all that separated the Calgary Dinos from an undefeated season. “We have one of the top offences in the country and if we need five yards, I think that we should be able to get five yards,” [...]
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From Global Sports:
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It may seem hard to believe, but many feel the first place Saskatchewan Huskies, who host the Calgary Dinos this Saturday, are the underdog for the Hardy Cup/Trophy match. And as far as the Huskies are concerned, that’s just fine. While the Huskies come into the game in first place and as the only team [...]
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It’s been a busy two days off the field in Huskieville. The players return today for team meetings and practice tonight. On Sunday, the coaches were up early and at the Graham Huskies clubhouse all day preparing for Calgary. They looked at film from a few earlier games and started to develop a game plan. [...]
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1. Who gets the offensive game ball? The Outsider: Cory Jones and Braeden George each had three touchdown receptions. Both had long TDs catches as well. Jeff Hassler had over 100 yards rushing on only nine carries. The offensive line gave the quarterbacks time to throw and opened up huge holes for the running backs. [...]
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