George Reed

wow great interview here :)

Taman new gm!

Hey congrats to Brendan Taman on getting hired the next Gm of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. He beat out the likes of Joe Womack and Glen Suitor. He should be a good choice. I am confident the Riders will have another good year. And congrats to Former Rider head coach Kent Austin on getting a head coaching gig in the states. GOod job!!

thanks

thanks to subway in Yorkton, to Julie! They continue to support us here at RIdersradio.com I am in the process of putting up a link to a site of there. But thank you so much guys!

my opinion

My opinion on the Matter. The courts handled the situation. IT is not our place to judge, we do not know all the facts. All I can say is the couple times I have met Eric TIllman he has been nothing short of a class act. He posed to take a picture, and even spent some time visiting. I really like him. I was dishardened to find out him resigning. I pray and wish eh finds a great job else where. I wish the best to the tillmans. Thank you for the many memories, and great football you brought. And as to who should get Gm. I am throwing my support behind Joe WOmack. THanks to all :)

Eric Tillman Learns Fate of Job

A presser has been called for 2pm this afternoon. We will have details when the story breaks. I will then give my opinion of the matter tommorow!!

Alexis Serna Re-signs with WInnipeg

Serna originally signed with the Blue Bombers on June 7, 2008. The Oregon State product dressed in all 18 games last season for the Bombers, leading the team in points scored with 161, while making 40 of 49 field goals. Serna won Special Teams Player of the Week for week 13 of the 2009 CFL season when he was good from distances of 53, 32, 13, and 41 yards.

Ross Hodgkinson, Interim VP of Football Operations, stated, “I think this is a very positive step for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to re-sign a player of Alexis’ caliber. Alexis is going into his third season with us and we have seen great progression in the past two years. He’s a great guy to have around our locker room and a very solid kicker in this league. I look forward to even better things from him as we move forward.”

Winner of the Lou Groza award (2005) as the best placekicker in U.S. college football, Serna was the kicker for all four years at Oregon State (2004-2007) and a punter as a senior. He finished his collegiate career as the all-time scoring leader in Beavers history (384 points).

“It’s a privilege for me to re-sign with the Bombers and continue my career in Winnipeg. I’m really looking forward to the 2010 season both personally and for our club. The organization has been great to me and this was a very easy decision. I enjoy the city, the fans are great and the club is very good to me. I’m thrilled to get this deal done,” Serna said