Justin Dunk
Dunk: The Ticats’ Eastern Final keys to victory
The Ticats seemed to find the recipe for success last time out against Montreal, but as CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk writes, the game plan will surely have some wrinkles.
Dunk: CIS hardware up for grabs this weekend
With Mount Allison taking home the Jewett Trophy for the AUS title CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk takes us through the other three CIS conference championships this weekend.
Dunk: Up-and-down season leads Ticats to Final
As the Ticats await the Montreal Alouettes for the Eastern Final, CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk reflects on a wild season that led to the Ticats’ first division title since 1998.
Dunk: Ticats aim to host first Eastern Final since ’98
With Saturday’s Hamilton-Montreal game already sold out, intensity mounts for a first-place showdown in the East. CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk has the details.
Dunk: Tasker, Ticats focus remains the same
Luke Tasker tells CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk that his team’s approach this week is no different – a playoff spot is up for grabs and they need to go get one.
Dunk: Grigsby looking to set the record straight
There was no shortage of drama surrounding Nic Grigsby’s departure from Winnipeg but as Justin Dunk explains, there is a need for the elusive back to get back to business.
Dunk: Ticats can’t dwell on recent minor setback
Despite recent heartbreak against Chad Owens and the Argos, the Ticats are poised to deliver down the all-important final four-game stretch, writes CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk.
Dunk: Ticats banking on versatile speedster
He may be the fastest player in the league and now the Hamilton Tiger-Cats can’t find a situation where they don’t want to use Brandon Banks says Justin Dunk.
Dunk: 5 Canadian rookies making their mark
Through 15 weeks of the schedule a handful of first-year players have put forth strong efforts in 2014. Justin Dunk presents his top five.
Dunk: Defence leading the charge for the Ticats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats went through September with a 4-1 record and the main reason for it has been the play of the defence including sack leader Eric Norwood and DB Rico Murray.
Dunk: Healthy Madu ready to lead ‘Cats run game
With CJ Gable on the six-game injured list, the Ticats will look towards Mossis Madu to lead their run game, starting tonight vs. the Bombers.
Dunk: With Bulcke out, Gaydosh ready to step up
With Brian Bulcke now out for the season, CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk writes that ready or not, it’s time for former first overall pick Linden Gaydosh to shine.
Dunk: Ticats looking to slow down Riders run game
With the Riders visiting the Ticats at Tim Hortons Field, Justin Dunk looks at the Ticats defensive game plan against the Riders’ run game and QB Tino Suneri.
Dunk: Ticats’ homecoming well worth the wait
Waiting to move into Tim Horton’s Field was an exercise in patience for the Ticats and their fans, but everything came to fruition during Monday’s Labour Day win over the Argos.
Dunk: Ticats players invigorated by new era in Hamilton
CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk reports from Hamilton where a new era is expected to being in Hamilton on Monday when the Tiger-Cats host the rival Toronto Argonauts.
CIS Preview: The road to the 50th Vanier Cup begins
Justin Dunk takes a look at the CIS season ahead as the AUS, OUA, RSEQ, and CanWest begin their season and begin the road to the 50th Vanier Cup in Montreal.
Dunk: Ticats special teams not afraid to take chances
Justin Dunk zeroes in on a Hamilton Special Teams unit that has been lights out so far this year, highlighted by some accurate kicking, and clutch returning.
Dunk: Austin hoping Ticats clean up their act vs. Lions
Having been plagued by penalties all season long, the Tiger-Cats are hoping for a much cleaner outing on the road against the BC Lions.
Dunk: LeFevour does a favour and finds a left tackle
Protecting Dan LeFevour’s blindside is Jake Olson, who were it not for their long-standing relationship, may not be in Steeltown says Justin Dunk.
Dunk: Ticats seem primed to turn the tide
Set to play their first home game of the season, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats appear set on righting their ship, says CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk.
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