The CFL has approved the rule changes as proposed by the Rules Committee, including all scoring plays be subject to review by the replay official in the Command Centre.
The CFL Rules Committee will recommend to the Board of Governors that all scoring plays be subject to review by the replay official in the Command Centre.
The Canadian Football League’s Board of Governors has approved four significant rule changes as recommended by the Rules Committee, the CFL announced today.
The CFL’s Board of Governors has approved a rules change that will see teams that score a touchdown in overtime be required to go for a two-point convert instead of kicking for a single point.
The league’s rules committee is recommending that teams that score a touchdown in overtime be required to go for a two-point convert instead of kicking for a single point.
The Canadian Football League is running with some rule changes first suggested by its’ fans. The CFL Board of Governors has approved changes to safety touch and field goals, potential third ...
Hundreds of proposed rules changes are pouring in from CFL fans across the country. They started arriving within minutes of our league putting out a request to Canadians, asking them to share ...
By Murray McCormick,
Regina Leader-Post
The Saskatchewan Roughriders will be dealing with more than a new season Friday when they take to field against the Montreal Alouettes.
There are also a ...
By Mike Beamish,
Vancouver Sun
Although he has a reputation for offensive creativity, the record book reverse isn’t an innovation currently in Dave Dickenson’s playbook.
Nonetheless, ...