
Matt Baker
State College Sports Reporter at Tampa Bay Times
College football reporter for the Tampa Bay Times. Indiana native. Northwestern grad. AP Top 25 & Heisman voter. [email protected]
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6 days ago |
bclions.com | Matt Baker
Vancouver– It was a night of missed opportunities for the 1-2 BC Lions as they fell behind early, couldn’t get out of their own way and ultimately had too many lapses in execution in a 27-14 loss to the 2-0 Winnipeg Blue Bombers in front of 20,138 fans at Save-On-Foods Field at BC Place. The Lions, as a result, suffer a sweep in the season series with the rival Bombers and have dug themselves an early hole in the airtight Western Division. The good news? It is far too early to write anybody off.
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1 week ago |
bclions.com | Matt Baker
The 1-1 BC Lions are feeling a sense of urgency as they welcome in the 1-0 Winnipeg Blue Bombers for a Saturday afternoon rematch at Save-On-Foods Field at BC Place (4:00 pm/TSN/CBS Sports Network/730 CKNW/Sher-E Punjab Radio AM 600). Last Thursday’s 34-20 setback against these same Bombers has lingered in more ways than one, and the squad is anxious to bounce back and prove they belong in the upper echelon of Western Division contenders.
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1 week ago |
bclions.com | Matt Baker
There is an expression in football that little things add up to big things and there were plenty of examples of that during last Thursday’s 34-20 loss to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg. As BC Lions head coach Buck Pierce tries to transform his team into a championship contender, the focus is on those little things.
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2 weeks ago |
bclions.com | Matt Baker
Winnipeg, MB- The visiting BC Lions (1-1) ran into an all too familiar buzzsaw on Thursday, falling 34-20 to the hometown Winnipeg Blue Bombers (1-0) to begin week two of the CFL campaign. The Lions started slow, traded punches back and forth in a wild third quarter and then weren’t able to capitalize late in their first road test of 2025.
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2 weeks ago |
bclions.com | Matt Baker
Jovan Olafioye received his call to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame, as the league announced its 2025 induction class on Thursday morning. Olafioye and the Class of 2025 will be officially enshrined at the induction ceremony in Hamilton on Friday, September 19. “It’s a great honour. I think it’s the best type of honour you can get in professional sports,” said Olafioye.
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