Two more Huskies in the CFL

The CFL draft was held earlier today and two Huskies were chosen. Grant Shaw went eleventh overall to Toronto and Paddy Neufeld was drafted 33rd overall by Saskatchewan. Shaw was relaxing at his family’s home in Edmonton watching the draft on TSN with his family and a few close friends. “My mom was upstairs and | Full Article

Big men in trenches headline deepest CFL draft in years

It’s not often Offensive Linemen get to be in the middle of the spotlight,  but expect them to be front and center in this years CFL draft, considered by many to be one the deepest drafts we’ve seen in quite some time.  As many as thirty-one offensive linemen have a legitimate shot at getting their | Full Article

Huskies moving on…

Over the next ten days or so, we are going to hear a lot of news about new Huskies recruits. We understand that there are going to be about 20 of them introduced at the Dogs’ Breakfast on April 29. With all of the new players coming in, there are several that have graduated and | Full Article

Huskies impress at CFL Evaluation Camp

The CFL Evaluation Camp concluded yesterday in Toronto with on-field evaluations. According to CFL analyst Miles Gorrell, all three Huskies in attendance stood out. Please click here to view the analysis and wrap up on the CFL website. Offensive tackle Patrick Neufeld (6’4″, 296 lbs.) finished the E-Camp with an impressive performance during on-field drills. | Full Article

In the pocket with Laurence Nixon (Mar 3, 2010)

Huskies Quarterback Laurence Nixon has submitted his first blog entry in 2010. Nixon had the popular blog “In the pocket with Laurence Nixon” during the 2009 season. Here is his post… As it has been quite some time since my last blog post, quite a bit has happened within the team. We said goodbye to | Full Article

Duane Forde ranks Krahenbil and Shaw among top prospects for 2010 draft

Analyst Duane Forde of TSN, a former CFL and CIS fullback, has come out with his top five picks at each position for the 2010 CFL draft. At defensive back, Forde has ranked fifth-year Huskie cornerback Jon Krahenbil number four. “At every level of football he has played,” says Forde, “Krahenbil has proven to be | Full Article

Practice report: Nov 3

It was good to get back to football after all of the politics that played out over the weekend and Monday. The Huskies learned that their playoff opponent was going to change from Alberta to Regina as Manitoba used an ineligible player and was stripped of two wins. The Huskies guessed that this would happen | Full Article

Huskies clinch first place

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies defeated the Regina Rams 42-17 in CanadaWest action tonight. The Huskies are 7-1 for only the second time in team history. The finished the season 7-1 in 1996 and went on to win the Vanier Cup that year. The Huskies wore their All-White jerseys and pants for the first time | Full Article

Shaw’s late game heroics put Huskies a leg up on competition

It’s a game Jason Cook might play over and over again in his mind.  It likely, almost certainly, is a night he’ll want to forget.  What transpired is the type of thing that only happens in nightmares for kickers across the board.  Not only does Cook  have the pain of missing three field goals hanging | Full Article

Fan Poll: Huskies player of the game vs Alberta

We forgot to post this yesterday! Who was your player of the game at Alberta? Vote below! [polldaddy poll=2045891]