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Carolyn Smith is back with another Social Media report following the reaction post-game of the 2011 Western Final between the BC Lions and the Edmonton Eskimos. Geroy Simon tweeted “Thank you to the BC Lions fans you were great. Can’t wait to see the sea of Orange next week!”
Riley Trottier another one of our men with his pulse on the Vancouver sports beat is back with another edition of the BC Lions Notebook. The November 17th, 2011 edition. The Western Championship is set, and the Lions are already hard at work preparing to meet the Edmonton Eskimos. Ricky Ray vs. Travis Lulay, should be great.
Riley Trottier another one of our men with his pulse on the Vancouver sports beat is back with another edition of the BC Lions Notebook. The November 9th, 2011 edition. The BC Lions are enjoying a bye week. Resting up for the Western Conference Final. Travis Lulay and company are one game away from advancing to the 2011 Grey Cup.
BC Lions’ QB Travis Lulay was awarded the CFL offensive player of the month today, Lions kicker Paul McCallum was also recognized as the CFL’s special teams player of the month.
Riley Trottier another one of our men with his pulse on the Vancouver sports beat is back with another edition of the BC Lions Notebook. The November 2nd, 2011 edition. This week its the BC Lions vs. Montreal Alouettes. If the Lions win than they lock up the top seed in their conference. Travis Lulay and Anthony Calvillo will look to put on a great game.
Riley Trottier another one of our men with his pulse on the Vancouver sports beat is back with another edition of the BC Lions Notebook. The October 25th, 2011 edition. The BC Lions will be playing the Eskimos on their home turf, and they need to get the crowd involved. Paul McCallum and Travis Lulay have to have great games!
Riley Trottier another one of our men with his pulse on the Vancouver sports beat is back with another edition of the BC Lions Notebook. The October 19th, 2011 edition. The B.C. Lions are heading to play the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for their last road game of the season, a game that they should win if they play well.
A case for BC Lions head coach Wally Buono being the 2011 CFL Coach of the year. The Lions are currently the hottest team in the CFL and will carry that momentum into the playoffs. Even if they don’t succeed, Buono turned a team that everyone had written off into not just a contender, but the favorite.
Northwest and Vancouver sports beat blogger Carolyn Smith lets us know about the latest BC Lions developments. Atimi Software, the developers behind the highly-polished app, worked with the BC Lions to craft an interactive mobile application that would connect fans to their favourite CFL team.
Quick look at the Canadian football leagues BC Lions veteran wide receiver Arland Bruce. After eleven years in the league, no longer the young buck on the squad, and closer to the downside of his career, the addition of Arland Bruce has helped kick the butts of the other BC Lions receivers. Akeem Foster, Tim Brown, and Geroy Simon are all benefitting…
Vancouver sports insider Carolyn Smith tells us that two B.C. Lions CFL football club sources on the weekend indicated that a return to its previous policy of imposing a blackout in the Lower Mainland for the rest of the season, starting with Friday’s homecoming at B.C. Place Stadium could well happen.
