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Friday, June 5, 2015

Day 6 Riders Training Camp Report

RIDERS TRAINING CAMP PRESENTED BY COORS LIGHT
- DAY 6 REPORT -
 
The following is the Day 6 report from the 2015 Roughrider Training Camp.
 
ROSTER MOVES
 
ADD:
International  RB       Sam Ojuri (North Dakota State)
 
RELEASE:
International  DL       Lee Pegues
 
INJURED/DID NOT PARTICIPATE:                                  
International  DB       Antareis Bryan (week-to-week)
International  DB       Terrel Maze (day-to-day)
International RB        Terrance Cobb (day-to-day)
International  S          Tyron Brackenridge (day-to-day)
International  OL       Xavier Fulton (day-to-day)
National          DL       Levi Steinhauer (week-to-week)
National          DL       Tyler Langlais (day-to-day)
                       
OVERVIEW
It was back to a full two-a-day practice for the Riders on day 6 of training camp. The two hour morning practice was conducted under blue skies as the players continued to gain momentum and elevate their level of play.
 
The players were in full pads for the one hour and forty-five minute hot and humid afternoon practice. The highly intense final session of the day ended just as a thunder storm approached from the south.  
 
RIDERS ADD RUNNING BACK
The team announced the addition of international running back Sam Ojuri (6’0 – 202) to the roster. The 24-year-old North Dakota State product played one game for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats last season as a rookie, collecting 13 yards on four carries. 
 
PLAY OF THE DAY
During the afternoon teams period, third year quarterback Tino Sunseri found rookie receiver Greg Hardin in the back corner of the end zone. In tight coverage, Hardin leapt back over the defender to secure the major.      
 
QUOTE OF THE DAY
“We got some guys that are just impressive as rookies that the way they look, the way they use their hands. I won’t tell them that yet because they need to keep working and keep getting better. Right now potential is a word that I like, even though no one ever reaches their full potential, right now the potential of what we can do on the d-line with our vets and the new players we have across the board is nice and we have a good group.”
Defensive End, John Chick on the Rider Defensive Line

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Why are we fooling around with old man Richardson when Hardin could probably do the job?

Anonymous said...

I'm from Regina, but am so happy that the Riders do this training camp in Saskatoon every year. Pulls the two largest cities together.