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Riders Seek Redemption in Ottawa After Rough Loss
3 Jul
Summary
- Roughriders aim for a rebound after a 40-34 loss to Toronto.
- Ottawa Redblacks are winless at 0-3 under new coach Ryan Dinwiddie.
- Quarterback Trevor Harris leads Saskatchewan with eight touchdown passes.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders, currently with a 2-1 record, are set to face the Ottawa Redblacks on Friday. This marks the Roughriders' first game following a 40-34 loss to the Toronto Argonauts, despite a strong performance from quarterback Trevor Harris, who recorded 409 passing yards. Harris expressed confidence in the team's ability to learn from mistakes and focus on improvement.
Meanwhile, the Ottawa Redblacks are struggling, holding an 0-3 record under their new coach, Ryan Dinwiddie. They rank last in the CFL in both total offense and total defense. Quarterback Jake Maier has amassed 820 passing yards and five touchdowns but also has three interceptions. Coach Dinwiddie noted that a faster offensive pace has shown success for the team.
Despite the team's struggles, returner Kalil Pimpleton has been a standout for Ottawa, leading the CFL in kickoff return average and scoring a touchdown. The Redblacks are actively working to improve their performance and secure their first victory of the season.
