Podcasts about Vanier Cup

Kara shares a gross coffee-cleaning hack that shocks everyone, Roz and Maurie recap their wild Vanier Cup drinking game rules, and Maurie hits the Santa Claus Parade to chat with kids. Plus, we hear from listeners about gentle Mocha, lazy co-workers, and a hilarious leave request for a Travis Scott concert.

Tom and Zac discuss the USports major award winners along with the all-Canadians before breaking down the Vanier Cup.

Join Barney Shynkaruk and Don Hewitt "The Professor" for your Tuesday Edition of the SportsCage. We'll hear Riders' GM Jeremy O'Day's postseason comments, talk more Vanier Cup, and all your local sports with Swift Current's Ryan Swïtzer, Coast to Coast with Arash Madani, Jordan Schmaltz talks Grey Cup and NHL, and Press Coverage with Glen Suitor.

Huskies heartbreak this weekend at the Vanier Cup. Teagan Witko and Voice of The Riders Dave Thomas co-hosts on this Monday SportsCage. Touchdown Kelowna is announced, and we get some early insight into the CFL schedule. Daniella Ponticelli PWHL Play by Play Voice on the season startup for the PWHL. 3Down Nation Justin Dunk shares the exciting news and talks about some Vanier Cup. CKRM Voice of The Regina Rams Brendan McGuire breaks down the Vanier Cup. Going deep on the NFL on Double Talk with Darian Durant. Regina Pats Voice Dante DeCaria updates us on The Pats USA Road trip on PATS CHAT.

Jodie Bray, committee member for the Vanier Cup 2025, joins Evan to discuss how the event went.

The biggest prize in University football was handed out on Saturday at Mosaic Stadium in Regina. Britton Gray joins Jamie & Locker to recap the Montreal Carabins defeating the U of S Huskies for the Vanier Cup. The Green Zone

Connor and Wade are here on the morning of the Vanier Cup to discuss the upcoming matchup between the Huskies and the Carabins. They cover the offensive playmakers and how each team lines up against one another before moving onto the Saskatchewan crowd expectations.Share, Review, and leave a comment with how you think the game will end up!

Dave Thomas is filling in for Barney on this Friday edition of The SportsCage. He was feeling pretty generous too and got to a lot of listener comments and questions. The podcast covered Vanier Cup with Saskatchewan Huskies Head Coach Scott Flory. Inside The NHL with Eric Francis. Devin Heroux on The Olympic Curling Trials. Farhan Lalji post Grey Cup thoughts and analysis. A full hour with Arash Madani in the studio covering a bit of everything. It was a very entertaining show... The text line thought Dave did a good job.

Dave Thomas is live on location at the U SPORTS Football Awards Banquet for the Thursday Edition of the SportsCage. We talk lots of Roughriders' Grey Cup and Vanier Cup with our guests: Grey Cup Champions Trevor Harris and AJ Ouellette, Press Coverage with Glen Suitor, and the SJHL Report with Benny Walchuk.

Saturday at Mosaic Stadium will see the U of S Huskies and the Montreal Carabins. The winner will be the 2025 Vanier Cup champions. We preview tomorrow's championship game with Darren Dupont. The Green Zone

Join Barney Shynkaruk and Sharky for the Wednesday Edition of the SportsCage. We continue celebrating the Riders' Grey Cup Championship and get you ready for the Vanier Cup with Inside the NHL with Eric Francis, U of S Huskies QB Coach Mason Nyhus, Grey Cup Play-by-Play voice Rod Smith, and U of S Huskies Star Running Back Ryker Frank.

Tom and Zac have a quick discussion about the landscape of football across Canada then set up the Vanier Cup. 10:40 - Vanier Cup Preview

It's another exciting weekend of football in Saskatchewan -- this time, for the University of Saskatoon Huskies! The Vanier Cup is coming to Saskatchewan for the big game, happening in Regina this weekend. There will be a lot to cheer for and experience with that game happening in our province. Evan welcomes Ryker Frank, University of Saskatchewan Huskies fifth-year starting running back, team captain and a 2025 Canada West All-Star, and Jodie Bray, committee member for the upcoming Vanier Cup 2025, to discuss it further

The Vanier Cup is this weekend in Regina. The U of S Huskies are well into their preparation for the championship game. We connect with Huskies head coach, Scott Flory. The Green Zone

Football weekend in Saskatchewan ended well and we're heading into a fantastic Grey Cup this Sunday with the Saskatchewan Roughriders taking on the Montreal Alouettes. Saskatchewan can also cheer for the Saskatchewan Huskies playing in the Vanier Cup this weekend in Saskatoon against the Queen's University Gaels. University of Saskatchewan Huskies Chief Athletics Officer Shannon Chinn joins Evan to discuss the upcoming game.

The upcoming Vanier Cup is to be held in Regina this year, and there's a lot of action leading up to game day on Nov. 22nd. Evan is joined by his lovely wife, Jodie Bray, committee member for the upcoming Vanier Cup 2025, to share more about the Regina festivities coming up before the final kick off on game day!

Get ready for an insightful conversation with Jean-Paul Circellii, Head Coach of the Windsor Lancers football team. With over two decades of coaching experience and a Vanier Cup championship under his belt, Jean-Paul dives into the heart of purpose-driven leadership—sharing insights on building a championship culture, developing athletes on and off the field, and leading with resilience through adversity. Whether you're a sports enthusiast, aspiring leader, or lifelong learner, this episode offers valuable lessons you won't want to miss.

Live at the Regina Rams Dinner, head coach Mark McConkey joined the show and reminisced about their Hardy Cup victory last year. Plus what they are doing to prepare for this season hosting the Vanier Cup.

Tom and Zac are joined by two-time Vanier Cup champion, Quebec's 2024 Athlete of the Year, and the quarterback for the Laval Rouge et Or, Arnaud Desjardin, to talk about his experiences playing for Laval.

Connor and Wade are finally back! After a long week of recovery and content sorting, the duo are back to discuss Vanier Cup weekend! From the parking lot to the final whistle they cover the event from top to bottom. Later in the show the pair talk about the latest Vernon Adams Jr. news. Subscribe, review and tell a friend to help us bring you even more Canadian football content!

On this week's show, Adam and Randy Snow talk about the Laval Red and Gold winning the 2024 Vanier Cup championship, two of the oldest college football rivalries were played at the FCS level and the first major CFL off-season move goes to the BC Lions who traded away QB Vernon Adams. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - OPENING 3:35 - 59th VANIER CUP 10:25 - NFL: WEEK 11 34:45 - COLLEGE FOOTBALL: WEEK 13 50:52 - X-LEAGUE (feat. Greg St. James from ​⁠ @GridironJapan ) 53:14 - UFL (UNITED FOOTBALL LEAGUE) 58:13 - CFL 1:03:15 - THIS WEEK'S BIRTHDAYS 1:07:04 - OBITUARIES 1:09:06 - UPCOMING EVENTS 1:13:26 - CLOSING

Tom and Zac breakdown the final game of the USports season and discuss the USports major award winners and All-Canadians.

No introductions needed for this one! Connor and Wade are back and the only thing on their minds is the Vanier Cup! Subscribe, review and tell a friend to help us bring you even more Canadian football content.

A 23-year-old Wallaceburg man is facing multiple assault and forcible confinement charges following an incident early Thursday morning. More than 160,000 school children can eat for free now that Ontario and Ottawa have signed an agreement to fund a school food program. The province is working to expand cancer coverage for firefighters. Pat King has been found guilty on five charges relating to the 'Freedom Convoy' in 2022. The honours continue to roll in for Chatham's Ethan Jordan as he prepares to play for the Vanier Cup on Saturday.

Tom and Zac set up the final game in USports, the Vanier Cup.

Regina Rams head coach Mark McConkey is on his way to the Vanier Cup, but wishes it was to play it: "We should've won that game, we let it slip away."

After a historic second Hardy Cup win for the Regina Rams last weekend, the teams first since 2000, Rams head coach Mark McConky joined Evan to talk about the win and look ahead to this weekend's game against Laval in pursuit of the Vanier Cup.

Quarterbacking in Hamilton and Ottawa, who will emerge as the starter in 2024?  Already Coaches/Coordinators state they like what they saw in Taylor Powell and Dustin Crum.  Second Down: does the Vanier Cup need to join the Grey Cup in the same city on the same weekend?  Logistics aside, is it a good idea?  Third Down: can the Blue Bombers stay intact, will BC keep the core together, what moves do Calgary. Saskatchewan and Edmonton make? (recorded December 13, 2023).

Currah and Sheldon Jones recap Montreal's Vanier Cup win and talk some of the latest CFL offseason news.     1:05 - Favourite holiday movie? 03:15 - Vanier Cup recap 18:56 - Touchdown Pacific 25:39 - Kyle Walters extended 29:24 - Corey Mace is the new head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders     Support 2 and Out on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/2andOutCFLPodcast

Tom and Zac breakdown the Vanier Cup and comment on the USports major award winners and All-Canadians.

Wade is here to discuss the Carabins win in the Vanier Cup over the last weekend and how they were able to take down the T-Birds! From emotion, to pass rushes, to JO he covers it ALL!Stay tuned later this week for more coverage as Connor returns once again...To help grow your coverage; subscribe, share, and leave a review!

Monday in the Cage with Michael Ball - Chris Chelios - Hockey Hall of Famer! - Pierre Arsenault - U Sports CEO on 2025 Vanier Cup coming to Regina - Al Millar - Regina Pats GM - Jon Ryan #NFL - Morley Scott #Elks

USports Commentator Andrew Barlett joins Currah to preview the 58th Vanier Cup between the Montreal Carabins and UBC Thunderbirds.   01:25 - Grey Cup parade and ratings 02:18 - Argos extend four coaches 3:04 - Player extensions 04:30 - Elks to move to private ownership? 06:27 - Vanier Cup preview   Support 2 and Out on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/2andOutCFLPodcast

Wade is here to talk Hec Crighton and tee up this weekend's Vanier Cup before discussing UofT's Coaching move and how the programs with vacancies should look to take the next step forward.To help grow the coverage; subscribe, share, and leave a review!

In hour two, Mike & Jason hear from the listeners and discuss the Canucks' biggest strengths and weaknesses (6:00), they chat with UBC Football head coach Blake Nill, who's Thunderbirds are currently at the Vanier Cup in Kingston (27:00), plus they discuss Gregg Popovich's memorable evening (40:00). This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Tom and Zac double down on this episode to break down the two nation semi bowl games and preview the Vanier Cup.

Solo episode from Wade as he reacts to the late night news break from 49-Sports on Kevin Mital's alleged legal situation and also how it impacts the Rouge et Or for the upcoming season. Then there is the Vanier Cup Contenders and how teams got to be placed in their given sections!Take the time to subscribe, share, and give a review to help grow your coverage!

Wade and Connor are back with the Tuesday episode to kick the week off! On this episode the pair recap the news that Queen's and Richardson Stadium will host the Vanier Cup in 2023 and 2024. They also discuss the Pro Days for CFL Draft prospects Lwal Uguak, Dontae Bull, Jonathan Sutherland and Jared Wayne. To close the show, Connor and Wade go through a few CFL Prospects and give their takes. Subscribe, Review and tell a friend to help us bring you even more Canadian football content!

In this episode, Greg sits down with Canadian football historian and scholar, Dr. Frank Cosentino, to talk about his playing career and the CFL as a cultural institution in the 20th Century, especially during the time he played. They also discuss how the CFL dealt with the threat of the WFL in the 1970s, during which John Bassett planned on placing a franchise in Toronto. Lastly, they discuss the American expansion, changing sports landscape and the prospects of a successful CFL/XFL merger, should one ever be pursued again. Scott was slated to join the conversation; however, just minutes before recording tornado warnings were issued for Birmingham and power went out. We are happy to report that eventually the weather cleared and power was restored. Grey Cup champion, Vanier Cup champion, hall of famer, scholar, teacher, and professor emeritus are just a few of the ways one describes the greatest Canadian sports historian who has authored 18 books, and not just only on football. Drafted by the Hamilton Tiger Cats in 1960, Dr. Cosentino was in five consecutive Grey Cup games, 1961-65, including the first overtime Grey Cup game in 1961, the “fog bowl” in 1962 and the “wind bowl” of 1965. The team's two Grey Cup wins were in 1963 and 1965. As a Tiger Cat he also played in the last of the CFL vs NFL exhibition games against the Buffalo Bills, in which Hamilton prevailed and he passed for the team's final touchdown. In 1967, Dr. Cosentino was traded to Edmonton in 1967, led the team to a 9-6-1, and was named Edmonton's nominee for the Best Canadian Schenley Award, after which he was traded to Toronto for the 1969 season. He finished his career after the 1969 season, playing in 141 regular season games and starting in 41, posting 20 wins, 19 losses, and two ties. He completed 482 passes out of 996 attempts for 7,678 passing yards with 53 touchdowns. While playing in the CFL, Dr. Cosentino continued his education, earning both a master's and doctor of philosophy degree. After his playing days ended, in 1970, he was named head football coach at the University of Western Ontario and assistant professor. In 1976 he moved to York University where he was professor and chairman of physical education and athletics for a five-year term. As a professor, he taught courses in sport history, and as a coach, won two Vanier Cups at Western in 1971 and 1974. He is a member of Halls of Fame at McMaster, York, Western, and Ontario University Athletics; and in 2018, was named to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. Though retired, Dr. Cosentino continues to write and all of his wonderful books, which are required reading for students of Canadian football, are available at his website- www.valleyoldtimers.com.

In this episode, Greg sits down with Canadian football historian and scholar, Dr. Frank Cosentino, to talk about his playing career and the CFL as a cultural institution in the 20th Century, especially during the time he played. They also discuss how the CFL dealt with the threat of the WFL in the 1970s, during which John Bassett planned on placing a franchise in Toronto. Lastly, they discuss the American expansion, changing sports landscape and the prospects of a successful CFL/XFL merger, should one ever be pursued again.Scott was slated to join the conversation; however, just minutes before recording tornado warnings were issued for Birmingham and power went out. We are happy to report that eventually the weather cleared, and power was restored. Grey Cup champion, Vanier Cup champion, hall of famer, scholar, teacher, and professor emeritus are just a few of the ways one describes the greatest Canadian sports historian who has authored 18 books, and not just only on football. Drafted by the Hamilton Tiger Cats in 1960, Dr. Cosentino was in five consecutive Grey Cup games, 1961-65, including the first overtime Grey Cup game in 1961, the “fog bowl” in 1962 and the “wind bowl” of 1965. The team's two Grey Cup wins were in 1963 and 1965. As a Tiger Cat he also played in the last of the CFL vs NFL exhibition games against the Buffalo Bills, in which Hamilton prevailed and he passed for the team's final touchdown.In 1967, Dr. Cosentino was traded to Edmonton in 1967, led the team to a 9-6-1, and was named Edmonton's nominee for the Best Canadian Schenley Award, after which he was traded to Toronto for the 1969 season. He finished his career after the 1969 season, playing in 141 regular season games and starting in 41, posting 20 wins, 19 losses, and two ties. He completed 482 passes out of 996 attempts for 7,678 passing yards with 53 touchdowns. While playing in the CFL, Dr. Cosentino continued his education, earning both a master's and doctor of philosophy degree. After his playing days ended, in 1970, he was named head football coach at the University of Western Ontario and assistant professor. In 1976 he moved to York University where he was professor and chairman of physical education and athletics for a five-year term. As a professor, he taught courses in sport history, and as a coach, won two Vanier Cups at Western in 1971 and 1974. He is a member of Halls of Fame at McMaster, York, Western, and Ontario University Athletics; and in 2018, was named to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. Though retired, Dr. Cosentino continues to write and all of his wonderful books, which are required reading for students of Canadian football, are available at his website- www.valleyoldtimers.com.

The USports season comes to a close as the Laval Rouge et Or take out the Saskatchewan Huskies in a phenomenal Vanier Cup. We break down the game for you and talk about the All-Canadians this year in USports.

The Laval Rouge et Or are the Vanier Cup champions! Connor and Wade share their thoughts on the action immediately following the action.Subscribe, review and tell a friend to help us bring you even more Canadian football content.

Connor and Wade are back just in time for Saturday's Vanier Cup! They take a detailed look at both teams in this matchup and give their takes on this weekends action. The two also run through their coolbet picks for the weekend and why! Enjoy the game this weekend and don't forget to checkout our Vanier stream!Subscribe, review and tell a friend to help us bring you even more Canadian football content

Two teams remain in all of USports football in the Saskatchewan Huskies and the Laval Rouge et Or, and we set up their epic matchup in the 2022 Vanier Cup.

Wade and Connor are back with some USPORTS talk! We take a deep dive this past weekend's Uteck and Mitchell bowls ahead of Saturday's Vanier Cup. From Antigonish to London we have you covered! Review, subscribe and tell a friend to help us bring you even more Canadian football content!

Laval dethrones Western in the Mustangs' own house, and Saskatchewan claims victory in a closer than expected matchup with St. FX, setting up a Vanier Cup between the Huskies and the Rouge et Or. We break down the two USports semi-finals for you.

We have our four conference champions, so we set-up the Uteck and Mitchell Bowls, and give our predictions as to who will compete for the Vanier Cup and why.

Season Two Episode four!!! We are here and let's gooo western is going to win the Vanier Cup no one is stopping them!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/4kings/message

Antonio Valvano is a 2-time Vanier Cup champion with the Western Mustangs, and he joins the show for The Talk. The Talk Season 2 is in partnership with Stella's Place to raise funds for their Virtual Counselling sessions. Our target goal is $5,500 at which point Dakota and Zac will do a polar bear dip in early March. stellasplace.akaraisin.com/ui/PolarDip --> Donation Page.

All-Canadian is back! Wade and Connor break down the WInter edition of the CFL Scouting Bureau's top 20. We are then joined by Vanier Cup champion, JP Metras winner and seventh ranked prospect, Deionte Knight for an incredible conversation! Subscribe, review and tell a friend to help us bring you even more Canadian football content!