Justin Dunk
Dunk: O-line rarin; Ellingson returning
Justin Dunk says the Hamilton offensive line is ready for Montreal’s blitz package. Meanwhile Greg Ellingson gets closer to returning.
Dunk: Burris looks to fulfill Black and Gold’s grey plan
Justin Dunk reports from Ticats practice where he believes that the presence of Henry Burris alone gives the Ticats their best chance in years to go to the Grey Cup.
Dunk: Wildcat Masoli gives Ticats new offensive dynamic
As Justin Dunk explains, Kent Austin is always thinking about new, creative offensive schemes. Which is why Jeremiah Masoli should get used to strapping up his helmet.
Dunk: Another week, another big game for Hamilton
Heading into another crucial clash with the Alouettes, the Tiger-Cats are confident they’ll be able to bounce back on home soil.
Dunk: Tasker the latest weapon in Ticats’ arsenal
Despite his early success, Luke Tasker is still learning as he goes in the CFL. But as Justin Dunk explains, it was his time under coach Kent Austin that makes his transition easier.
Dunk: Confidence on the rise in Steeltown
Justin Dunk believes Hamilton’s win over the Tiger-Cats was an important one for a bunch of reasons. None more so than it being a confidence builder.
Dunk: Can Fantuz repeat Week 1 in rematch with Argos?
The last time the Argos and Ticats met, Andy Fantuz caught 10 passes for 155 yards and a touchdown. CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk dissects his performance ahead of the rematch.
Dunk: Ticat rookies experience career firsts in Maritimes
Tiger-Cats Rookies Brett Lauther and Neil King were both impressive during their CFL debuts at Touchdown Atlantic last week, writes Justin Dunk.
Dunk: Ticats hoping for more success out East
Set to visit Moncton for the second time in three years, the Tiger-Cats tell CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk that they’re hoping to make a habit out of winning out East.
Dunk: Ticats’ triple threat showing their stripes offensively
Andy Fantuz, CJ Gable and Greg Ellingson caught and each surpassed the century mark last week against BC, introducing themselves as the CFL’s newest dynamic trio.
Dunk: Grant trades in beef for pigskin and it’s paying off
CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk chats with Ticats recevier Bakari Grant who is having a career-year and owes a lot of it to a change in diet. That, and Henry Burris was getting on his case.
Dunk: Defence getting the job done for Ticats
Winners of three-straight, the Ticats have been receiving solid performances from all parts of the football field. Especially on defence, says Justin Dunk.
Dunk: Tiger-Cats starting to show their stripes
Justin Dunk believes the Ticats are showing the type of all around effort many expected from the team when Kent Austin was brought in as head coach and GM.
Dunk: Fantuz ready to pick up where he left off
Out since Week 1, Andy Fantuz is back on the practice field with his team, ready to make return Friday and build on a 155-yard season opener with the Ticats.
Dunk: Five 2013 Draft picks that have made their mark
With a third of the season officially in the books, Justin Dunk takes a look at five 2013 Draft picks who have been making their mark.
Dunk: A familiar number 22 in Steeltown
Rookie DB Courtney Stephen is wearing the same jersey number his coordinator and position coach used to wear, but to him it’s much more than just a number on his back.
Dunk: Isaac brings experience & no shortage of words
Brandon Isaac is no stranger to Orlondo Steinauer’s defence nor using his mouth to intimidate opponents. However, as Justin Dunk reports, Isaac is focused only on the former.
Dunk: Austin set to make his return to Riderville
Kent Austin doesn’t want it to be about him, but as Justin Dunk explains, there’s no getting around the fact that all eyes will be on him come Sunday in Regina.
Dunk: Austin determined to get Ticats back on their feet
Tiger-Cats Head Coach Kent Austin is determined to get his team back on its feet. And as Justin Dunk explains, it won’t be as hard as people might think.
Dunk: ‘Lightning’ Lamar a revelation for Ticats
Lightning Lindsey Lamar a moniker he earned during his time at the University of South Florida has been a return revelation for the Ticats, says Justin Dunk.
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