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Dickenson out, O'Day extended, after Riders' disappointing season - Vimarsana News

Dickenson out, O'Day extended, after Riders' disappointing season

The Saskatchewan Roughriders will be looking for a new head coach in the off-season after another disappointing end to their CFL campaign — finishing second to last in the West division.

Source: cbc.ca
Saskatchewan Roughriders announce Craig Dickenson will not return, O'Day remains as GM - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan Roughriders announce Craig Dickenson will not return, O'Day remains as GM

Craig Dickenson is out as the head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, as the team announced his contract will not be renewed on Monday. Jeremy O'Day will remain as the Vice President of Football Operations and General Manager.

Craig Dickenson out as Roughriders' head coach - Vimarsana News

Craig Dickenson out as Roughriders' head coach

Craig Dickenson will not return as head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.The CFL team announced Monday th...

Source: panow.com
Saskatchewan Roughriders part ways with head coach Craig Dickenson - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan Roughriders part ways with head coach Craig Dickenson

Vice-president of football operations and general manager Jeremy O’Day, however, will keep his job and has agreed to a new contract.

Saskatchewan Roughriders renew GM O'Day's contract, Craig Dickenson won't return as head coach - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan Roughriders renew GM O'Day's contract, Craig Dickenson won't return as head coach

The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced Monday that Craig Dickenson will not return as head coach. The team did renew the contract of general manager Jeremy O'Day, who has held the role since 2019.

Source: tsn.ca