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New voice of the Saskatchewan Roughriders unveiledHarvard Media announced Dave Thomas will be the new play-by-play voice for the Saskatchewan Roughriders as he'll join Rider Nation on game days for the 2024 season.SportsApr 10
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Former Sask. Roughriders CEO, president dead at 73Jim Hopson, the former CEO and president of the Saskatchewan Roughriders is dead at the age of 73.CanadaApr 3
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Saskatchewan Roughriders Trevor Harris ready to roll in 2024 seasonLast season Harris missed most of the year with a knee injury. When asked about how his knee was feeling, he answered with a joke, “I don’t remember a knee injury from last year.”SportsMar 28
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Objectionable conduct: ‘Girl math’ ad misses the mark with Roughriders’ fansThe ad includes phrases like 'Proficient in girl math it's basically free,' and 'Literally the best excuse for cute matching outfits' and 'Take the stairs. Earn the seltzers.'CanadaFeb 28
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Saskatchewan Roughriders sign star running back A.J OuelletteThe Saskatchewan Roughriders have added some punch to their running attack in the form of A.J. Ouellette.SportsFeb 13
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CFL free-agent period set to open after busy window negotiating periodCFL free agency is set to open Tuesday with much of the guesswork seemingly having already been done.SportsFeb 12
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Saskatchewan Roughriders raise money for youth mental wellnessThe Saskatchewan Roughrider Foundation took it to the ice to raise funds for a program where presentations on mental wellness are delivered throughout the province.SportsFeb 3
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Saskatchewan Roughriders gearing up for free agencyFor Roughriders vice president and general manager Jeremy O’Day, it’s a chance for a fresh start. Especially with new head coach Corey Mace now at the helm.SportsFeb 1
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Michael Ball out as Saskatchewan Roughriders play-by-play voiceHeading into the new CFL season, Michael Ball will no longer be in the press box for the team. Ball confirmed the news Wednesday.SportsJan 31
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Saskatchewan Roughriders release veteran defensive back Derrick MoncriefThe six-foot-two, 220-pound Moncrief appeared in 66 career games over five seasons with the Riders (2017-19, 2022-23).SportsJan 5
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