Author Archives: Jamie Nye

Defensive lineman Willie Jefferson has had a great start to the season, but it needs to be more than a one-man show up front for the Roughriders defensive line to succeed. They need a bigger push, esp...

There was a regular caller to our sports show: Brad from Swift Current. Brad is a football fan. He loves the Riders, adores the Oakland Raiders and don't say anything negative about his University of ...

I'm glad to hear that Kevin Glenn gets it because many, I dare say most, of the coaches in players in professional sports don't get it. Glenn understands that the TSN panel and others around the leagu...

Eugenie Bouchard looks to be another example of too much, too soon. Bouchard came flying up the tennis ranks with a sensation 2014 season that saw her get to the semis at the Aussie Open, then the Fre...

The exhibition is going through the province and they should have a new ride for Saskatchewan called the Roughrider. A rollercoaster of continuous ups and downs, the people on the ride will change spo...

Happy 40th birthday to New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. Brady is entering rarified air in the NFL heading into his 40s. No quarterback has ever won a Super Bowl at his age, although Brett F...

I was always told 'you can't fix stupid.' Well, the CFL is giving us hope that you can because stupid is just what the CFL review system was turning into. Coaches were no longer trying to change egreg...

Don't let optics fool you. Kent Austin is right to say not to take the fight at Tuesday's practice too seriously. The Tiger-Cats are coming off a 60-1 loss. That alone would make many football teams c...

Duron Carter of the Saskatchewan Roughriders is a character. You ask 100 people what they think of the receiver and you may get 100 different answers. Answers could include: He's an unbelievable talen...

The Riders won on Saturday and it's interesting to hear the different takes from the fans following the game. There is a group that believes the 38-27 win over Toronto will be the turning point for th...