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Helen's son is the Roughriders’ Senior Journalist and Historian — and the author of a new book. Brave Face, from Triumph Books, about maskless goalies.
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Harris passes on expert advice to Ouellette

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By Rob Vanstone Verified
| Saskatchewan Roughrider
Growing up in Covington, Ohio, A.J. Ouellette embraced the “three yards and a bucket of blood” philosophy of running the football. That mindset, while one of the keys to Ouellette’s well-established success, isn’t entirely conducive to self-preservation. That is where Saskatchewan Roughriders Running Backs Coach Andrew Harris enters the equation.
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Fields is a fixture in Roughriders’ defensive backfield

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By Rob Vanstone Verified
| Saskatchewan Roughrider
As one who wore No. 23 as a team captain at Texas Tech University, DaMarcus Fields hoped to carry the same digits as a member of the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ defensive backfield. “Then I learned about Ron Lancaster,” Fields says with a laugh. “I said, ‘What position did he play? Quarterback? What type of guy wears 23 at quarterback?’ ” Nobody in a Saskatchewan uniform. Not since Oct. 29, 1978, when the legendary Lancaster made his final regular-season appearance as a Roughriders player.
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Josh Woods makes Roughriders linebacking history with 107-yard pick-six

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By Rob Vanstone Verified
| Saskatchewan Roughrider
Josh Woods already boasts the second-highest single-season interception-return yardage total of any Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker. And the team is only five games into its 2026 season. Woods helped the Roughriders improve their record to 4-1 by registering a 107-yard pick six in Sunday’s 38-7 CFL victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Mosaic Stadium. At the same venue on June 26, his 19-yard interception return had extinguished a promising drive by the Toronto Argonauts.
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