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Longtime CFL player Mike Morreale departs role as CEBL commissioner
3Down Staff - 2025-10-20
Mike Morreale has departed his role as the commissioner of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL). “I’ve decided my journey as commissioner has come to an end, and that my role in this incredible story has served its purpose,” said Morreale in a statement. “I proudly and confidently look forward to the future of this […]
3DownNation Podcast: CFL playoff race update, Elks eliminated, rule change poll results
3Down Staff - 2025-10-20
Justin Dunk and John Hodge discuss the Edmonton Elks being eliminated from playoff contention, an update to the CFL playoff picture, a recent poll that was conducted regarding fan reaction to the league’s upcoming rule changes, Machine Gun Kelly being announced as the halftime show for the Grey Cup, and the U Sports regular season […]
Ottawa Redblacks add Ohio QB Parker Navarro to negotiation list
3Down Staff - 2025-10-20
The Ottawa Redblacks have added Ohio University quarterback Parker Navarro to their negotiation list. The six-foot, 211-pound passer became the team’s full-time starter in 2024, completing 66 percent of his passes for 2,423 yards, 13 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions, and rushing 160 times for 1,054 yards and 18 scores. His rushing touchdowns fell three shy […]
Western, Montreal fall in U Sports rankings after heavyweight losses
3Down Staff - 2025-10-20
The Western Mustangs and Montreal Carabins have both fallen one spot down the U Sports rankings following heavyweight losses this past weekend. The Mustangs suffered one of the most one-sided losses in program history, losing 60-13 against the top-ranked Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks. Laurier erupted for 33 points in the third quarter in London as […]
Calgary Stampeders send Argos to briny deep with dominant win (& eight other thoughts)
Ryan Ballantine - 2025-10-19
The Calgary Stampeders came into Week 20 without a playoff spot in hand, and potentially in danger of playing a “win and you’re in” game next week against Edmonton. Nearly everything shook out in the Stampeders’ favour, however, as they clinched a playoff spot by virtue of an Edmonton loss before taking to the field […]
Montreal Alouettes beat Redblacks again, force Hamilton to play meaningful game (& six other thoughts)
Pablo Herrera Vergara - 2025-10-19
The Montreal Alouettes had an objective: force the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to play a meaningful game next week. They achieved it, as they beat the Ottawa Redblacks 38-27 with a complete performance. Here are my thoughts on the game. A team effort Earlier in the year, when the Als couldn’t get wins, they weren’t playing as […]
Ottawa Redblacks let Alouettes make themselves at home (& nine other thoughts)
Santino Filoso - 2025-10-19
Youâll have to forgive the Montreal Alouettes for feeling like they were the home team on Saturday afternoon. For the second time this season, OSEG had set up tailgating on the lawn right beside the stadium — just as Montreal does for all of their home games at Percival Molson. Alouettes fans also packed the […]
Around U Sports: Laurier, Laval win heavyweight games over Western, Montreal
John Hodge - 2025-10-19
The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks and Laval Rouge et Or got rivalry wins this weekend as we rapidly approach the end of the U Sports regular season in Canada West, the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec (RSEQ), and Atlantic University Sport (AUS). Meanwhile, in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA), the playoffs are set to […]
Ugly year sees uglier end as Toronto Argonauts lose season finale in blowout (& seven other thoughts)
Griff Bordignon - 2025-10-19
The Toronto Argonauts got blown out by the Calgary Stampeders by a score of 44-13 in the team’s final game of the 2025 season. Here are my thoughts on the game. Not going out in style Finishing their 2025 season with a 5â13 record, the Argonauts, who, even at their worst, often managed to stay […]
Nathan Rourke runs rampant as B.C. Lions humanely euthanize Elks (& 12 other thoughts)
JC Abbott - 2025-10-18
The B.C. Lions pushed through some early doldrums to continue their dominance over the Edmonton Elks on Friday night in Vancouver, officially eliminating their opponent from playoff contention with an emphatic 37-24 victory. Here are my thoughts on the game. Mercy kill Conventional sporting wisdom suggests that there is nothing more dangerous than a team […]