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Bison football 2012 preview — DEFENCE

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Marc Lagace
Before a convincing 29-13 victory over the Regina Rams, the Bisons coaching staff made some important decisions heading into their first game of the 2012 regular season. The reigns of the offence has been put...
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(Don’t) believe the hype: Could Elliot be our saviour?

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Marc Lagace
In the wake of the disastrous 2012 Labour Day Classic game against the Saskatchewan Rough Riders, the jury is still out on Joey Elliot’s future as the Winnipeg Blue Bomber’s starting quarterback. We knew heading into Labour...
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Rich teams ruining competitive spirit in European soccer

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Christian Mourné
Soccer is a huge sport in Europe and continues to grow in popularity throughout North America. With all the lockout talks in the NBA and NHL, people tend to forget or just don’t know...
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Armstrong meets his Waterloo

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Adam Peleshaty
Over the last decade and a half, Lance Armstrong had been known to do one thing: attack. Armstrong attacked in 1996 when he faced the testicular cancer that had spread to his brain and lungs....
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Bison football 2012 preview — OFFENCE

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Marc Lagace
Heading into the 2012 Canada West football season, the Bisons are looking to improve upon a frustrating 4-4 regular season record in 2011 which left the team just outside the playoff picture. From August 16...
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The end of an era

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Laryssa Bogucki
Michael Phelps was a disappointment in these London Olympics; his medal total was four gold and two silver. Remarkable for almost any other athlete, but the words “Michael Phelps” and “silver” leave a bitter taste...
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Shuttlecock scandal

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Adam Peleshaty
It’s hard to imagine that a sport more associated with gym class and backyards—at least in North America—would cause such a scandal in the 2012 London Olympic Games. The sports world was stunned to hear...

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