Football
Meet the three candidates for SFU’s football head coaching job
February 12, 2015[caption id="attachment_110" align="alignnone" width="800"] Candidate Jeff Reinebold during his time as a wide recievers coach at the SMU Mustangs, an NCAA Division I team. Photo courtesy of The (SMU) Daily Campus.[/caption] Jeff Reinebold, Special Teams Coordinator, Hamilton Tiger Cats (CFL) Jeff Reinebold, a native of South Bend, Indiana, is no stranger to coaching in the province, having started his CFL coaching career as a wide receivers and special teams coach with the BC Lions in 1991. He had his only head coaching gig in the CFL with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the 1997 and 1998 seasons, where he also…
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Football head coach candidates down to three
February 10, 2015[caption id="attachment_110" align="alignnone" width="800"] Candidate Jeff Reinebold during his time as a wide recievers coach at the SMU Mustangs, an NCAA Division I team. Photo courtesy of The (SMU) Daily Campus.[/caption] In the wake of former football…
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SFU graduates enter Super Bowl commercial contest
January 26, 2015SFU graduates and twin brothers Nelson and Graham Talbot have been chosen as finalists in the Doritos Crash the Super Bowl Competition, for which the grand prize is $1 million and a year-long employment contract with Universal Pictures. If successful,…
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Eight Clan football players invited to the CFL Combine
January 26, 2015Eight seniors from the Clan football team were invited to the CFL combines, SFU Football announced via a tweet January 13, where they will get the chance to prove themselves worthy of becoming a draft pick in the 2015 CFL…
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SFU graduates enter Super Bowl commercial contest
January 23, 2015SFU graduates and twin brothers Nelson and Graham Talbot have been chosen as finalists in the Doritos Crash the Super Bowl Competition, for which the grand prize is $1 million and a year-long employment contract with Universal Studios. If successful,…
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Clan look for new football coach as Chapdelaine resigns
December 18, 2014Wednesday evening, SFU announced that Clan football head coach Jacques Chapdelaine has resigned “to pursue other career options.” Chapdelaine, a Clan alumnus himself, was brought in this past February to replace former head coach Dave Johnson, who was dismissed in…
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Clan football sends off seniors in final game
November 17, 2014When eight points are scored on an opening drive, it’s considered a great offensive start. However, those points usually go to a single team; this wasn’t the case last Saturday. The Clan looked to be headed for a promising start…
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Lessons learned from broken bodies
November 17, 2014On the surface, things have worked out for Marcus Lattimore. Hailing from Duncan, South Carolina, where the median household income is below $30,000, the running back received a $1.7 million insurance payout after the second of two devastating knee injuries…
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Clan lose second-last game to the Cougars in offensive no-show
November 11, 2014The Clan suffered their eighth loss of the season last Saturday to the Azusa Pacific (APU) Cougars. The Cougars are ranked first in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC): they haven’t lost a conference game, and have only lost one…
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Lumberjacks chop down Clan
November 5, 2014Last Saturday, the Clan faced the Humboldt State University (HSU) Lumberjacks, the number one defence and second placed offence in the Great Northwest Conference (GNAC). Despite this, SFU had the Lumberjacks’ number last season, winning two matchups 41-27 and 38-17.…
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