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Miner Defense Outlook: Expectations Are High For 2022 - Vimarsana News

Miner Defense Outlook: Expectations Are High For 2022

The UTEP defense was beyond impressive in 2021. Thanks to seven returning starters, the expectations are high for the unit in 2022.

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Miner Defense Outlook: Expectations Are High For 2022 - Vimarsana News

Miner Defense Outlook: Expectations Are High For 2022

The UTEP defense was beyond impressive in 2021. Thanks to seven returning starters, the expectations are high for the unit in 2022.

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Veteran tackle Chris Van Zeyl returns to Ticats in time to face Chris Jones' defence | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Veteran tackle Chris Van Zeyl returns to Ticats in time to face Chris Jones' defence | iNFOnews

Chris Van Zeyl returns to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats just in time to deal with the challenge that is a Chris Jones defence.

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David Cote boots game-winning field goal as Alouettes nip Ticats 23-20 in overtime - Vimarsana News

David Cote boots game-winning field goal as Alouettes nip Ticats 23-20 in overtime

HAMILTON — It goes down as their third win of the season but it means much more than that to Vernon Adams Jr. and the Montreal Alouettes.

Montreal Alouettes GM Maciocia dips into free-agent waters to shore up club's defence - Vimarsana News

Montreal Alouettes GM Maciocia dips into free-agent waters to shore up club's defence

Almondo Sewell, a six-time CFL all-star with Edmonton, was among four American defensive linemen Maciocia signed. The others included Nick Usher (Edmonton), Michael Wakefield (Ottawa) and Woody Baron, who played his first two seasons with Montreal (2018-19). Linebackers Patrick Levels and Chris Ackie, of Cambridge, Ont., both returned to Montreal after signing with Hamilton and Toronto, respectively, last year. The CFL didn't hold a 2020 campaign due to the COVID-19 pandemic. "We were trying to identify some people who can rush the passer, that can create some havoc behind the line of scrimma...