Author Archives: Darrell Davis

Oh boy, in two weeks the Saskatchewan Roughriders play the Hamilton Tiger-Cats again. Hopefully, they'll bring along their offences and score some touchdowns. There wasn't an offensive touchdown score...

Chris Jones told the media he doesn't "worry about the fans" and, being honest, he's right. As the Saskatchewan Roughriders' boss, he should never consider what anyone outside the organization is thin...

Nathan Oystrick may be taking the best and hardest job in junior hockey. A Regina native, Oystrick is the new head coach and general manager of the SJHL's Humboldt Broncos. The Broncos were in a bus c...

All the GIFs, all the memes, all the columns that showed the Montreal Alouettes as the CFL's dumpster fire - change them. Insert the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Montreal had a 13-game losing streak head...

Saskatchewan Roughriders fans are right about this: don't panic! There's no reason to panic following the CFL team's lopsided loss to the Ottawa Redblacks. But if the Roughriders lose Saturday to the ...

From a bitter supporter of the eliminated German team at World Cup, soccer didn't need anything else to slow down the game. Yet FIFA, soccer's governing body, decided this year's World Cup would be a ...

Zach Collaros could miss one game, two games, six games, the entire season or . . . his CFL career could be over. Nobody wants a serious scenario, but anything is possible when a concussion is involve...

John Tavares said the New York Islanders are "heading in the right direction." That's good to hear. It's good the Islanders are heading in any direction. The Islanders are one of those NHL franchises ...

Four blowouts and two injured quarterbacks. It was a bad weekend for the Canadian Football League. There are good stories, too. The performance of Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Jeremiah Masoli, as h...

Concussion issues. Head injuries. We've been discussing those topics on the Green Zone since January, when the Saskatchewan Roughriders acquired quarterback Zach Collaros. We never really wondered if ...