The Saskatchewan Roughriders' special teams have been anything but "special" through the opening four weeks of the 2010 CFL season.

When Kenny speaks, the Riders listen.

Winning in B.C. never gets old.

I don't know what it's like across the league, but the talk in Saskatchewan right now is the Riders' being called for "too many men" penalties in back-to-back games against Montreal.

CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon will be in Regina for the Canada Day season kickoff between the Roughriders and the Alouettes.  Although July 1 marks the start of the 2010 season, Cohon has been plenty busy in the weeks leading up to that date.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders, for the most part, looked rusty in a 19-17 loss to the B.C. Lions Sunday afternoon at Mosaic Stadium in the preseason opener for both football clubs.

There's a famine across the Canadian Football League.  There must be, because everyone says they're hungry as they prepare to kickoff the 2010 season  the week of July 1.

Here we go again!  It was all systems go for the Saskatchewan Roughriders as they opened 2010 training camp Sunday morning under sunny skies at Mosaic Stadium.

Canadian Football League training camps are set to open on Sunday across the land...

CFL Director of Officiating Tom Higgins is making a cross-Canada tour updating CFL coaches on the rule changes which will be implemented in time for the 2010 season.

Here are a few jottings from the press box before heading out on a two week vacation.  It'll be the last chance to recharge the batteries before going full tilt for another thrilling Canadian Football League season:

For Rob Bagg, November 29, 2009 will go down as one of the worst days of his life.  Not only did his Saskatchewan Roughriders lose the Grey Cup on the final play against Montreal at McMahon Stadium, but the 25-year old wide receiver from Kingston, Ontario broke his collarbone on Saskatchewan's final offensive play of the game.

The much-publicized threat of a lockout in the Canadian Football League in 2010 has become nothing more than a way to fill space in newspapers and on blogs over the past six weeks.

As the snow melts on the turf at Mosaic Stadium, Saskatchewan Roughriders players and fans alike are turning their attention to the 2010 Canadian Football League season.

A study says a domed stadium to replace the aging home of the CFL’s Saskatchewan Roughriders would benefit the province, but that doesn’t mean it’s a done deal.