A Spring in the Step

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"I think there's a little more confidence. And that's what we needed more than anything else. There's more spring in the step. Guys are really hustling in practice. I was really happy with today's practice and yesterday's practice."

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“I think there’s a little more confidence. And that’s what we needed more than anything else. There’s more spring in the step. Guys are really hustling in practice. I was really happy with today’s practice and yesterday’s practice.”

–Bombers head coach Tim Burke on the new attitude he’s seen in his team since they snapped a four-game losing streak with a win over Hamilton last Friday

 

Kid in the Hall

“He came to us and we knew he was a good pass rusher. When he was in the NFL, he was known just as a pass-down guy. And we felt he just had to improve his run defence. And he has.”

–Bombers head coach Tim Burke on defensive end Alex Hall, whose 8 sacks ties him with BC’s Keron Williams for the CFL sack lead but who is impressing his own coaches more with his run defence.

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