HamiltonTigerCats11June2010JuneTrainingCampGuide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

General Information Page2010 Training Camp Schedule 3

2010 Regular Season Schedule 4Training Camp Media Policies 5

StaffFootball Operations 6

Coach Biographies 7

Guest Coach Biographies 10

PlayersNumerical Roster 11

Positional Chart 12

How The Tiger-Cats Were Built 13

Off-Season Transactions 14

Player Biographies 16


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2010 TRAINING CAMP SCHEDULE

Please note: All times Eastern. Dates and times are subject to change without notice. All practices take place at McMasterUniversitys Athletic Facilities.

DIRECTIONS TO PRACTICE FIELD

Highway 403 to the Highway 8 West Main Street

exit.

At the traffic lights at the top of the ramp turn left

and then immediately right on Newton Avenue.

Continue to King Street.

Cross King Street on to Sterling Street and proceed

up Sterling to the McMaster campus.

Turn right on Stearn Drive.

Turn left to continue on Stearn Drive upon stopping

at the Ivor Wynne Centre.

Turn right on Mitchell Crescent. Arrive at Ron

Joyce Stadium.

Date Practice Time & DetailsWednesday, June 2 Rookies report to training campThursday, June 3 8:55 am 12:30 pm

Friday, June 4 8:55 am 12:30 pmSaturday, June 5 Veterans report to training campSunday, June 6 8:05 am 12:30 pmMonday, June 7 8:05 am 12:30 pmTuesday, June 8 8:05 am 10:05 amWednesday, June 9 8:05 am 12:30 pmThursday, June 10 8:05 am 12:30 pmFriday, June 11 8:05 am 10:05 amSunday, June 13 Hamilton vs. Toronto, 1:00 pm

Rogers CentreTuesday, June 15 8:05 am 12:30 pmWednesday, June 16 8:05 am 12:30 pmThursday, June 17 8:05 am 12:30 pm

Friday, June 18 8:05 am 10:05 amSunday, June 20 Winnipeg vs. Hamilton, 1:00 pm

Ivor Wynne StadiumWednesday, June 23 8:05 am 12:30 pmThursday, June 24 11:00 am 1:00 pmSaturday, June 26 12:00 pm 2:00 pm

Controlled Scrimmage


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2010 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE

Week Date Away Home Time

PRE-SEASON

A Sun Jun 13 Hamilton Toronto 1:00

B Sun Jun 20 Winnipeg Hamilton 1:00

REGULAR SEASON

1 Fri Jul 02 Hamilton Winnipeg 8:00

2 Sat Jul 10 Calgary Hamilton 1:00

3 Fri Jul 16 Winnipeg Hamilton 7:00

4 Thu Jul 22 Hamilton Montreal 7:30

5 Sat Jul 31 Hamilton Saskatchewan 6:30

6 Sat Aug 07 Winnipeg Hamilton 7:00

7 Fri Aug 13 Hamilton Winnipeg 8:30

9 Fri Aug 20 Hamilton Toronto 7:30

10 Mon Sep 06 Toronto Hamilton 2:30

11 Sat Sep 11 Montreal Hamilton 1:00

12 Sat Sep 18 Hamilton BC 10:00

13 Sat Sep 25 Saskatchewan Hamilton 6:30

14 Sun Oct 03 Hamilton Edmonton 4:30

15 Fri Oct 08 Edmonton Hamilton 7:30

16 Fri Oct 15 Hamilton Toronto 7:30

17 Fri Oct 22 Montreal Hamilton 7:00

18 Fri Oct 29 Hamilton Calgary 10:00

19 Sat Nov 06 BC Hamilton 2:00


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TRAINING CAMP MEDIA POLICIES

Members of the media are asked to observe practice from the stands. Cameras andphotographers are permitted to shoot on the sidelines but may be asked to refrain fromfilming specific portions of practice.

Interviews will take place within the area located where players exit the field. A Ticatscommunications staff member will collect requests for players/coaches. Members of the

media are asked to congregate at the exit and conduct interviews within that area.

For interview requests for players, coaches or any other Ticats staff that cannot be completedon practice days, please contact the Ticats communications team to facilitate the interview.Please do not contact any players, coaches or Ticats staff directly without prior consent fromthe communications staff.

Practice times and dates can change without notice due to weather and other factors. Theclub will attempt to inform the media when practice times or locations have changed.

Players and coaches will not be available to the media until all on-field activities are

concluded. All interviews will take place on the field except for cases of inclement weatherand previous arrangements.

Locker rooms, meeting rooms, training rooms, the dormitory and the cafeteria are off-limits toall media.

When filming during practice, cameras and tripods are never allowed to enter the playingfield.

Do not leave bags, equipment, etc. near the sidelines where they may interfere with playersor team personnel

MEDIA CONTACTS:

Shawn BurkeDirector, Community Relations & CommunicationsOffice: 905-547-2287 x257Cell: 905-966-8187Email: [email protected]

Scott McNaughton

Manager, Media RelationsOffice: 905-547-2287 x223Cell: 905-966-8192Email: [email protected]


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FOOTBALL OPERATIONS

EXECUTIVE

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS

COACHING STAFF

EQUIPMENT/TRAINING/VIDEO STAFF

Bob Young OwnerScott Mitchell President

Bob OBillovich General ManagerRichard Wade Western Regional ScoutDanny McManus Southeast Regional ScoutDrew Allemang Coordinator, Football OperationsAlicia Seroski Administrative Assistant, Football Operations

Marcel Bellefeuille Head CoachMike Gibson Offensive CoordinatorGreg Marshall Defensive Coordinator / Linebackers Coach / Assistant

Head CoachDave EasleySteve Buratto

Special Teams CoordinatorOffensive Line Coach

Tim Kearse Receivers CoachKhari Jones Quarterbacks CoachJohn Kropke Defensive Line CoachBrad Miller Secondary CoachDwayne Cameron Assistant Coach, Special Teams and Defence

Colin Farquharson Video CoordinatorJeff Watters Video AssistantChris Puskas Physical TherapistChellaine Shockness Assistant Athletic TherapistRod Thiessen Equipment ManagerDrew Stroschein Assistant Equipment Manager


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COACH BIOGRAPHIES

MARCEL BELLEFEUILLE HEAD COACH

Marcel Bellefeuille officially took over as the 20th head coach in Hamilton Tiger-Cats history on October 27 after taking over the team on an interim basisin September.

Bellefeuille originally joined the Ticats as offensive coordinator in December of 2007 after running the Montreal Alouettes offence the previous season.

Bellefeuille was hired by the Alouettes in 2006 as the teams running backs and receivers coach after a five-year tenure with the SaskatchewanRoughriders the latter three as the Riders offensive coordinator.

Bellefeuilles offences have established themselves as one of the leagues premier running attacks in the CFL. Under Bellefeuilles tutelage, Als runningback Robert Edwards led all CFL players with 17 touchdowns in 2006 while Montreal was the only team to boast two 1,000-yard receivers in KerryWatkins and Ben Cahoon.

In three seasons at the helm of Saskatchewans offence, Bellefeuille helped the Riders gain over 7,000 rushing yards and led the league in rushing forthree consecutive years (2003-05). He has held CFL coaching jobs at all offensive positions.

Before joining the Roughriders, Bellefeuille enjoyed a very successful three-year tenure as head coach at the University of Ottawa. The Gee-Geescaptured the 2000 Vanier Cup, one year after he was named the 1999 OQIFC Coach of the Year. Before becoming the head coach, Bellefeuille was anassistant with the Gee-Gees for three seasons from 1995 through 1997.

Bellefeuille made the jump to the university level after two different high school coaching stints in Ottawa from 1991 through 1995. He also led the Ottawa

Sooners to a championship game and served as head coach for the Crawley Raiders of Europes NFL Budweiser League in 1989. Bellefeuile also hasguest coaching experience with the NFLs Washington Redskins, Atlanta Falcons and Buffalo Bills.

Bellefeuille lives in Blainville with his wife Julie and their children Ymilie, Alexandra, Mathas and Cdrik. He is a native of Ottawa, while Julie is aQuebecer, born in Gatineau.

MIKE GIBSON OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

Mike Gibson became the Hamilton Tiger-Cats offensive coordinator on December 10, 2008 after spending two seasons with the SaskatchewanRoughriders as Assistant Head Coach and Offensive Line Coach.

Under Gibson's direction last season, the Riders averaged 124.6 rushing yards per game and Gene Makowsky was named the West Division's MostOutstanding Lineman.

Prior to his time in Saskatchewan, Gibson served as the offensive coordinator with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2005 and 2006. Gibson previously spen2001 as the Bombers offensive line coach, helping Winnipeg achieve a 14-4 record and a Grey Cup appearance.

After completing his playing career at Western Maryland in 1978, Gibson began his coaching career at his alma mater as a graduate assistant. In 1980,Gibson moved to Cornell University as their offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator. In 1982, Gibson joined Boston University as their offensivecoordinator and quarterback coach a position he held for six years. Following one season as Assistant Athletic Director andRecruiting Coordinator at Rice University, he spent four seasons as Temple Universitys offensive line coach. He then joined Colgate University, where heserved as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for two years.

Gibsons first foray into the CFL came in 1995 when he was a guest coach with the B.C. Lions. He then spent four seasons (1995-1999) as the OT/TE anSpecial Teams coach at Rutgers University before joining Winnipeg in 2001. Gibson then moved to the University of Louisiana, where he served as theoffensive line coach for three years.

GREG MARSHALL DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR / LINEBACKERS COACH /ASSISTANT HEAD COACH

Greg Marshall brings over a decade of experience as defensive coordinator and a reputation for stout defences to Hamilton as the Tiger-Cats newdefensive coordinator, linebackers coach and assistant head coach.

He spent the past three seasons as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, where his stingy defence helped theBombers reach their first Grey Cup final since the 2001 season in 2007. In each of his three seasons in Winnipeg, Marshalls defence ranked among thetop three CFL teams in quarterback sacks.

In 2006, Marshalls first year with the Bombers, he inherited a defence that was coming off one of the worst statistical performances in CFL history. Oneyear later, after a season which saw the defence surrender a league-record 8,249 yards and 513 points, Marshalls defensive unit improved vastly to allowthe third-fewest yards (5,500), just 396 points, and ranked in the top three of 14 defensive categories that season.

Prior to his stint in Winnipeg, he spent 2005 with the Ottawa Renegades as defensive coordinator and assistant head coach. Ottawas opportunisticdefence recorded 57 takeaways and finished second in the league with 25 interceptions.


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Before his time in the nations capital, Marshall served five seasons (2000-04) as the Edmonton Eskimos defensive coordinator and defensive line coach.In 2003, Marshalls defence played an integral role in the Eskimos Grey Cup championship, leading the CFL in fewest points allowed (367), fewest pointsper game allowed (20.4) and fewest touchdowns allowed (37).

He began his CFL coaching career with the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1994 as defensive line coach. After two seasons as defensive line coach,Marshall added the title of defensive coordinator, a position he would hold for four seasons until 1999. While in Saskatchewan, he also serves as theteams coordinator for the CFL Canadian Draft.

Marshall served as a guest coach at the Toronto Argonauts training camp in 1991 and at the Ottawa Rough Riders training camp in 1992 and 1993.

Prior to joining the CFL, Marshall enjoyed three seasons with the CJFLs Ottawa Sooners, where he earned CJFL coach of the year honours after leading

his squad to an undefeated season and national junior championship in 1992.

His first coaching stint came with the American Football Alliances Ottawa Bootleggers. He was head coach of the Bootleggers for two seasons, includingtheir undefeated campaign in 1990.

As a player, Marshall was one of the CFLs most feared defensive lineman during his nine-year career. He was a four-time Eastern All-Star, two-time CFAll-Star and was named the CFLs defensive lineman of the year in 1983. Marshall was originally drafted by the NFLs Philadelphia Eagles in the seventhround of the 1978 NFL Draft and had brief stints with the Eagles and Baltimore Colts.

Marshall and his wife, Cindy, have four children Christine, Bryan, Caitlin and Kelsey.

DAVE EASLEY SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR

Dave Easley, the Tiger-Cats special teams coordinator, brings over two decades of coaching experience to the Black and Gold.

Easley began his CFL coaching career with the Toronto Argonauts as linebackers coach in 1991, helping the Argos earn a Grey Cup championship. Hewould move on to the B.C. Lions in 1993 as defensive line coach, a position he remained in until 1997 when he was promoted to become the Lionsdefensive coordinator. He guided the Lions defensive backs and special teams in 1998 and 1999, then joined the Montreal Alouettes as special teamscoordinator in 2000-2001.

Easleys coaching career would make another stop in Ottawa in 2002 when he was named defensive coordinator of the Ottawa Renegades. He spentanother two seasons in Ottawa as the teams special teams coordinator before joining the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as their defensive backs coach in2005.

Easley spent 2006 with the University of Manitoba, serving as the Bisons advisory to defensive backs coach and special teams coach. Before beginninghis professional coaching career, Easley honed his skills with the UBC Thunderbirds, the Renfew Trojans and Kelowna High School.

Easley is the only coach in Canadian football history to capture national championships at the junior, university and professional levels.

Easley also enjoyed a successful CFL playing career. He made his playing debut in 1969 with his hometown B.C. Lions, earning the CFLs Top Rookiehonour after returning 50 punts for 359 yards and making four interceptions. He remained with the Lions until 1973 when he joined the Ticats. Easleywould remain a Ticat until the middle of the 1976 season when he joined the Edmonton Eskimos.

STEVE BURATTO OFFENSIVE LINE COACH

Steve Buratto brings almost three decades of Canadian Football League coaching experience with him to Hamilton as he joins the Tiger-Cats staff asOffensive Line Coach.

Buratto has spent the past three seasons with the Toronto Argonauts as Offensive Coordinator and, most recently, Special Teams Coordinator andRunning Backs Coach.

Before joining the Argos, Buratto served as Offensive Coordinator with the Calgary Stampeders (2005-06) and the B.C. Lions (2003-04). Burattosoffences routinely ranked among the league leaders in several categories.

Buratto has had two stints as a CFL head coach. The first came with Calgary in 1984, while the second occurred in B.C., where he would lead the Lions ttheir sixth Grey Cup championship after being named head coach midway through the 2000 season.

His professional coaching career began with the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1980 as the teams Offensive Line coach, a position he would hold until hebecame the Offensive Coordinator in B.C. in 1983. After his head coaching stint with the Stampeders, he returned to B.C. in 1986 for a one-year term astheir Co-Offensive Coordinator/Defensive Coordinator.

Buratto once again served as Offensive Line Coach in Saskatchewan in 1993 as and then helped create one of the best offences in CFL history asOffensive Coordinator of the Baltimore Stallions in 1994 and 1995, earning back-to-back Grey Cup appearances and a championship in 1995. Hefollowed up his tenure in Baltimore with three seasons (2000-02) in B.C.

He was also a guest coach with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 1977 and Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1978 and 1979.

Steve resides in Idaho with his wife, Judy. He has three children from a previous marriage; son Steve Jr. and daughters Dina and Jill. Steve holds aBachelor of Education degree, with a major in foreign language, and also has a Masters degree in Physical Education from the University of Idaho. As thestarting centre for the Idaho football squad, he was teammates with CFL legends Jerry Soupy Campbell and Don Matthews.


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TIM KEARSE RECEIVERS COACH

Tim Kearse joins the Tiger-Cats staff as Receivers Coach after previously serving in the same capacity with the Montreal Alouettes and SaskatchewanRoughriders.

Kearse began his CFL coaching career with the Roughriders as a guest coach in 2000 before joining the team as Receivers Coach in 2001. During histenure with the Riders, Kearse played a key role with the early development of standout receivers Derick Armstrong, Matt Dominguez, Andy Fantuz andJamel Richardson. He also worked with 1,000-yard receivers Travis Moore and Eric Guliford.

He would remain in Saskatchewan until he was hired by the Montreal Alouettes as their Receivers Coach in 2007. In 2007, the Alouettes boasted tworeceivers with over 1,000 yards (Ben Cahoon 1,127 and Kerry Watkins 1,092).

Prior to his tenure with the Roughriders, Kearse served three seasons as offensive coordinator and assistant head coach with the Victoria Rebels of theBCJFL and was also an assistant coach with the Balfour Redmen from 1994-1996.

As a player, Kearse spent time with the Saskatchewan Roughriders (1983-84, 1988) as well as the NFLs Detroit Lions (1986) and Indianapolis Colts(1987). He was originally an 11th round draft choice of the NFLs San Diego Chargers in 1983 after an outstanding collegiate career at San Jose State.At SJSU, he was named a two-time all-American and was inducted into the schools football Hall of Fame after setting several school records.

Kearse spent 2008-09 as a counselor and sports performance teacher at Highwood High School in High River, Alberta while also running NexlevelSports. In the off-season, Kearse resides in Calgary, Alberta with his wife, Susan, and daughter Ciana. He has two other daughters, Tiffany andDemechia.

KHARI JONES QUARTERBACKS COACH

Before joining the Tiger-Cats coaching staff as quarterbacks coach, Khari Jones enjoyed a decorated eight-year Canadian Football League career whichbegan in 1998 with the B.C. Lions. After two seasons as a back-up quarterback in B.C., Jones was dealt to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers prior to the 2000season.

Jones became the Bombers starting pivot midway through the 2000 season and would go on to establish himself among the CFLs elite quarterbacks andone of the top pivots in Blue Bomber history. In five seasons with Winnipeg, Jones would re-write the Bombers record book, setting several team recordsincluding most completions and passing yards in a season (382 and 5,334 in 2002) and most consecutive 3,000-yard passing seasons (four). In 2001 and2002, Jones led the league in passing yards, passing touchdowns, and passing completions. He was named an East Division All-Star in 2001 and 2002and a CFL All-Star in 2001.

His greatest season came in 2001, when he led the Bombers to a 14-4 regular season record and a Grey Cup appearance after completing 329 of 546pass attempts for 4,545 yards and 30 touchdowns. Jones would be awarded the CFLs Most Outstanding Player award for his performance. After four anda half seasons in Winnipeg, Jones was dealt to the Calgary Stampeders in September of 2004. He would join the Tiger-Cats on July 26, 2005 and record406 passing yards, one passing touchdown and four rushing touchdowns in eight games.

Jones attended training camp with the Edmonton Eskimos in 2006 before joining CBCs broadcast team in June.

Following his stint at CBC, Jones became Director of Football at National Sports Development, a sport development and conditioning training companybased in Calgary.

JOHN KROPKE DEFENSIVE LINE COACH

Kropke joins the Tiger-Cats following a two-year stint as defensive line coach with the Montreal Alouettes.

Prior to his time in Montreal, Kropke spent the 2005 season overseeing the defensive line with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Under Kropkes guidance,defensive end Gavin Walls earned the CFL Rookie of the Year award as well as a spot on the West Division and CFL All-Star teams after an outstanding12-sack campaign.

Kropke began his coaching career in 2001 at Illinois Eureka College where he served as the linebackers coach for one season before spending the nextfour seasons as defensive line coach.

As a player, Kropke enjoyed a nine-year CFL career with the Ottawa Rough Riders, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and the Saskatchewan Roughridersbefore retiring in 1997. During his career, he was named an East Division All-Star four times.

BRAD MILLER SECONDARY COACH

Brad Miller brings over twenty years of coaching experience, including nine in the Canadian Football League, to the Tiger-Cats coaching staff asHamilton's new secondary coach.

Most recently, Miller served as the Toronto Argonauts linebackers coach in 2008.

For two seasons, from 2006 to 2007, the Pasadena, California native oversaw the Montreal Alouettes defensive line and was also Assistant Head Coachto Jim Popp in 2007.


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Prior to his stint with the Als, Miller spent five seasons, from 2001 to 2005, with the NFLs Green Bay Packers as both a defensive and special teamsassistant. During Millers tenure, the Packers captured three division titles and made four playoff appearances.

Miller began his CFL coaching career as linebackers coach with the Birmingham Barracudas in 1995 before moving on to the Edmonton Eskimos, wherehe served as a defensive assistant for four seasons, before being named the teams defensive coordinator and assistant head coach in 2000. UnderMillers tutelage, linebacker Willie Pless was named the CFLs Most Outstanding Defensive Player for four consecutive seasons (1994-97). Miller alsooversaw the Eskimos defensive line in 1996, when Edmonton recorded the third-highest quarterback sack total in CFL history.

His coaching career began in 1986 with Riverside Community College where he remained until he joined the staff at Portland State University in 1994.

Miller also organized the first Varsity Stars game in 2000, which later evolved into the CIS East-West Bowl.

Before joining the coaching ranks, Miller was a defensive back and a tight end at Oregon State University.

Brad and his wife, Lisa, have two sons, Anselmo Robert and Elijah David, and one daughter, Alexis.

DWAYNE CAMERON ASSISTANT COACH, SPECIAL TEAMS & DEFENCE

Dwayne Cameron joins the Tiger-Cats staff after six seasons on the coaching staff at Wilfrid Laurier as the Golden Hawks Strength and Conditioning &Defensive Backs Coach.

Prior to joining Wilfrid Laurier, Cameron served as defensive coordinator at St. James High School in Guelph and also served as the interim strength andconditioning coach for the NBAs Toronto Raptors in 2002.

GUEST COACH BIOGRAPHIES

DONNAVAN CARTER

Carter is currently the Defensive Coordinator at the University of Toronto. Before joining the coaching ranks, Carter spent eight years in the CFL as alinebacker with the Toronto Argonauts, Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Ottawa Rough Riders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers. He was named a team captain anddefensive MVP during his collegiate career at Northern Illinois.

BLAIR THOMPSON

Thompson is currently the Running Backs Coach with the Regina Rams. He has also served as a guest coach with the Ticats in 2009 and Saskatchewan

Roughriders at their 2004 and 2005 training camps. He played with the Regina Rams for four seasons, capturing three Canadian championships beforebeginning his coaching career at the high school level and led the Thom Trojans to three provincial championships.


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TRAINING CAMP NUMERICAL ROSTER# Name Pos HT WT Born CFL Ticats College

0 Brown, Darcy RB 6.04 251 29-May-86 2 2 Saint Mary's1 Bruce III, Arland* WR 5.11 194 23-Nov-77 9 2 Minnesota2 Shivers, Jason* DB 6.01 191 4-Nov-82 3 1 Arizona State3 Beswick, Marc DB 6.01 198 23-Jan-83 3 2 Saint Mary's4 DeAngelis, Sandro K/P 5.08 195 1-May-81 6 1 Nebraska

5 Glenn, Kevin* QB 5.10 203 12-Jun-79 10 2 Illinois State6 McDaniel, Marquay* WR 5.10 205 20-Apr-84 2 2 Hampton8 Van, Rodney* DB 6.00 175 8-Jun-86 1 1 UCLA9 Tisdale, Geoff* DB 6.01 185 21-Feb-86 3 3 Pittsburg State11 James, Drisan* WR 5.11 185 1-Jan-85 2 2 Boise State

12 Porter, Quinton* QB 6.05 228 28-Dec-82 3 3 Boston College

13 Poole, Will* DB 5.10 194 24-Jul-81 3 1 USC14 Cobb, DeAndra'* RB 5.10 196 18-May-81 2 2 Michigan State16 Boltus, Jason* QB 6.04 225 21-Aug-86 1 1 Hartwick College17 Tafralis, Adam* QB 6.01 219 30-Aug-83 3 3 San Jose State

19 Beveridge, Sandy DB 6.02 214 9-Dec-81 8 8 UBC20 Barker, Dylan DB 6.03 206 21-Aug-86 2 2 Saskatchewan21 Manson, Martin* DB 5.09 165 1-Jun-87 1 1 Southern Connecticut State22 Jackson, LaRoche* DB 5.11 190 21-Jun-84 1 1 Clarke Atlanta23 Heyward, William* DB 5.09 190 23-Feb-84 1 1 Texas State

24 Hamilton, Andrew RB 6.00 196 4-Apr-84 1 1 McGill25 Knowlton, Markeith* LB 6.00 205 6-Apr-83 5 3 North Texas26 Wladichuk, Raymond DB 6.01 190 7-Nov-87 1 1 Simon Fraser27 Dennis, Jerome* DB 6.01 190 6-Dec-81 4 1 Utah State28 Johnson, Jamall* LB 6.01 222 12-Oct-82 6 2 Northwestern State

29 Calhoun, Brian* RB 5.10 208 8-May-84 1 1 Wisconsin31 Bradley, Jykine* DB 5.09 188 5-Jun-80 6 6 Middle Tennessee State34 Hinds, Ryan DB 6.01 198 19-Jun-86 1 1 New Hampshire35 Floyd, Otis* LB 6.02 238 13-Jun-76 11 2 Louisville36 Brown, Ike* LB 5.11 206 29-Apr-85 2 2 Central Michigan

37 James, Shannon* LB 5.10 205 28-Dec-83 5 1 Massachusetts

38 Fournier, Samuel RB 6.00 230 28-Jan-86 1 1 Laval39 Barrenechea, Agustin LB 6.02 235 20-May-79 8 7 Calgary40 Williams, Marlon* LB 6.00 218 3-Feb-88 1 1 Texas Tech41 Hood, Jonathan DB 6.00 195 23-Dec-85 1 1 Western

42 Smith, Corey* LB 6.01 225 17-Jan-87 1 1 Cincinnati43 Summers, Demetris* RB 6.01 210 12-Oct-83 3 1 South Carolina44 Mariuz, Ray LB 6.03 228 25-Dec-80 8 5 McMaster47 van Sichem, Stan DL 6.02 229 2-Apr-87 2 1 Regina48 Carter, Yannick LB 6.01 205 5-Feb-84 4 2 Wilfrid Laurier

50 Dalloul, Yahia DL 6.03 260 30-Dec-87 1 1 St. Francis Xavier51 Matechuk, Jordan LS 5.10 234 22-Sep-85 3 3 Victoria Rebels52 Hudson, George OL 6.04 310 10-Nov-76 11 5 New Mexico State55 Carlson, Zac OL 6.04 300 8-Aug-87 1 1 Weber State56 Balogh, Cody* OL 6.06 303 14-Feb-86 1 1 Montana

57 Gordon, Marcus OL 6.06 320 20-Jun-84 1 1 Kentucky State58 Hargrave, James* LB 6.00 240 21-Oct-83 1 1 Connecticut60 Jimenez, Jason* OL 6.07 320 1-May-80 5 1 Southern Mississippi61 Husband, Cody OL 6.07 307 19-Mar-88 1 1 UBC62 Hage, Marwan OL 6.02 291 14-Sep-81 7 7 Colorado

65 Rottier, Simeon OL 6.06 295 21-Jan-84 2 2 Alberta

66 Gauthier, Alexandre OL 6.06 326 8-Dec-76 9 2 Laval67 Dyakowski, Peter OL 6.05 315 19-Apr-84 4 4 Louisiana State68 Morencie, Matt OL 6.03 290 28-Dec-87 1 1 Windsor69 Spanos, Matt* OL 6.05 305 31-Dec-84 1 1 USC

71 McIntyre, Garrett* DL 6.03 270 26-Nov-84 2 2 Fresno State75 Palardy, Justin K/P 5.11 200 24-May-88 1 1 Saint Mary's77 Toler, Burl* WR 6.02 190 7-Apr-83 1 1 California78 Vega, Jason* DL 6.05 265 30-May-87 1 1 Northeastern80 Valberg, Scott WR 6.02 200 19-Apr-84 1 1 Queen's

81 Schmidt, Steve TE/LS 6.04 232 17-Jul-84 3 3 San Diego State82 Berry, Ed* WR 5.09 185 13-Jul-88 1 1 Northern Arizona83 Fish, Reggie* WR 5.07 163 29-May-87 1 1 Arkansas84 Nicolson, Adam WR 6.04 223 13-Aug-84 4 1 Ottawa85 Carter, Matt WR 6.01 199 2-Aug-86 2 2 Acadia

86 Mann, Maurice* WR 6.02 190 14-Sep-82 4 1 Nevada87 Bauman, Chris WR 6.04 212 5-Sep-84 4 4 Regina88 Stala, Dave WR 6.02 205 25-Oct-79 8 2 Saint Mary's89 McDaniel, Damon* WR 6.00 185 12-Jan-88 1 1 Hampton90 Bolden, Demonte'* DL 6.05 290 17-Nov-85 2 2 Tennessee

91 White, Chris* DL 6.03 272 16-May-85 1 1 Cal Poly92 Smith, Albert* DL 6.00 301 5-Dec-86 1 1 Northwestern State93 Kirk, Matt DL 6.04 265 30-Jun-81 6 2 Queen's94 Long, Khari* L 6.04 265 23-May-82 2 2 Baylor95 Hickman, Justin * DL 6.02 265 20-Jul-85 2 2 UCLA

98 Steele, Eddie DL 6.00 273 4-Jul-88 1 1 Manitoba99 Reid, Jermaine DL 6.04 275 19-Apr-83 4 4 Akron

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TRAINING CAMP ROSTER BY POSITION# Name Pos HT WT Born CFL Ticats College

DEFENCE

2 Shivers, Jason* DB 6.01 191 4-Nov-82 3 1 Arizona State

3 Beswick, Marc DB 6.01 198 23-Jan-83 3 2 Saint Mary's

8 Van, Rodney* DB 6.00 175 8-Jun-86 1 1 UCLA

9 Tisdale, Geoff* DB 6.01 185 21-Feb-86 3 3 Pittsburg State

13 Poole, Will* DB 5.10 194 24-Jul-81 3 1 USC

19 Beveridge, Sandy DB 6.02 214 9-Dec-81 8 8 UBC

20 Barker, Dylan DB 6.03 206 21-Aug-86 2 2 Saskatchewan

21 Manson, Martin* DB 5.09 165 1-Jun-87 1 1 Southern Connecticut State

22 Jackson, LaRoche* DB 5.11 190 21-Jun-84 1 1 Clarke Atlanta

23 Heyward, William* DB 5.09 190 23-Feb-84 1 1 Texas State

26 Wladichuk, Raymond DB 6.01 190 7-Nov-87 1 1 Simon Fraser27 Dennis, Jerome* DB 6.01 190 6-Dec-81 4 1 Utah State

31 Bradley, Jykine* DB 5.09 188 5-Jun-80 6 6 Middle Tennessee State

34 Hinds, Ryan DB 6.01 198 19-Jun-86 1 1 New Hampshire

41 Hood, Jonathan DB 6.00 195 23-Dec-85 1 1 Western

25 Knowlton, Markeith* LB 6.00 205 6-Apr-83 5 3 North Texas

28 Johnson, Jamall* LB 6.01 222 12-Oct-82 6 2 Northwestern State

35 Floyd, Otis* LB 6.02 238 13-Jun-76 11 2 Louisville

36 Brown, Ike* LB 5.11 206 29-Apr-85 2 2 Central Michigan

37 James, Shannon* LB 5.10 205 28-Dec-83 5 1 Massachusetts

39 Barrenechea, Agustin LB 6.02 235 20-May-79 8 7 Calgary

40 Williams, Marlon* LB 6.00 218 3-Feb-88 1 1 Texas Tech

42 Smith, Corey* LB 6.01 225 17-Jan-87 1 1 Cincinnati

44 Mariuz, Ray LB 6.03 228 25-Dec-80 8 5 McMaster

48 Carter, Yannick LB 6.01 205 5-Feb-84 4 2 Wilfrid Laurier

58 Hargrave, James* LB 6.00 240 21-Oct-83 1 1 Connecticut

47 van Sichem, Stan DL 6.02 229 2-Apr-87 2 1 Regina

71 McIntyre, Garrett* DL 6.03 270 26-Nov-84 2 2 Fresno State

94 Long, Khari* DL 6.04 265 23-May-82 2 2 Baylor

95 Hickman, Justin * DL 6.02 265 20-Jul-85 2 2 UCLA

50 Dalloul, Yahia DL 6.03 260 30-Dec-87 1 1 St. Francis Xavier

78 Vega, Jason* DL 6.05 265 30-May-87 1 1 Northeastern

91 White, Chris* DL 6.03 272 16-May-85 1 1 Cal Poly

92 Smith, Albert* DL 6.00 301 5-Dec-86 1 1 Northwestern State

98 Steele, Eddie DL 6.00 273 4-Jul-88 1 1 Manitoba

90 Bolden, Demonte'* DL 6.05 290 17-Nov-85 2 2 Tennessee

93 Kirk, Matt DL 6.04 265 30-Jun-81 6 2 Queen's

99 Reid, Jermaine DL 6.04 275 19-Apr-83 4 4 Akron

OFFENCE

5 Glenn, Kevin* QB 5.10 203 12-Jun-79 10 2 Illinois State

12 Porter, Quinton* QB 6.05 228 28-Dec-82 3 3 Boston College

16 Boltus, Jason* QB 6.04 225 21-Aug-86 1 1 Hartwick College

17 Tafralis, Adam* QB 6.01 219 30-Aug-83 3 3 San Jose State

14 Cobb, DeAndra'* RB 5.10 196 18-May-81 2 2 Michigan State

24 Hamilton, Andrew RB 6.00 196 4-Apr-84 1 1 McGill

29 Calhoun, Brian* RB 5.10 208 8-May-84 1 1 Wisconsin

38 Fournier, Samuel RB 6.00 230 28-Jan-86 1 1 Laval

43 Summers, Demetris* RB 6.01 210 12-Oct-83 3 1 South Carolina

0 Brown, Darcy RB 6.04 251 29-May-86 2 2 Saint Mary's

81 Schmidt, Steve TE/LS 6.04 232 17-Jul-84 3 3 San Diego State

1 Bruce III, Arland* WR 5.11 194 23-Nov-77 9 2 Minnesota

6 McDaniel, Marquay* WR 5.10 205 20-Apr-84 2 2 Hampton

11 James, Drisan* WR 5.11 185 1-Jan-85 2 2 Boise State

77 Toler, Burl* WR 6.02 190 7-Apr-83 1 1 California

80 Valberg, Scott WR 6.02 200 19-Apr-84 1 1 Queen's

82 Berry, Ed* WR 5.09 185 13-Jul-88 1 1 Northern Arizona

83 Fish, Reggie* WR 5.07 163 29-May-87 1 1 Arkansas

84 Nicolson, Adam WR 6.04 223 13-Aug-84 4 1 Ottawa

85 Carter, Matt WR 6.01 199 2-Aug-86 2 2 Acadia

86 Mann, Maurice* WR 6.02 190 14-Sep-82 4 1 Nevada

87 Bauman, Chris WR 6.04 212 5-Sep-84 4 4 Regina

88 Stala, Dave WR 6.02 205 25-Oct-79 8 2 Saint Mary's

89 McDaniel, Damon* WR 6.00 185 12-Jan-88 1 1 Hampton

52 Hudson, George OL 6.04 310 10-Nov-76 11 5 New Mexico State

55 Carlson, Zac OL 6.04 300 8-Aug-87 1 1 Weber State

56 Balogh, Cody* OL 6.06 303 14-Feb-86 1 1 Montana

57 Gordon, Marcus OL 6.06 320 20-Jun-84 1 1 Kentucky State

60 Jimenez, Jason* OL 6.07 320 1-May-80 5 1 Southern Mississippi

61 Husband, Cody OL 6.07 307 19-Mar-88 1 1 UBC

62 Hage, Marwan OL 6.02 291 14-Sep-81 7 7 Colorado65 Rottier, Simeon OL 6.06 295 21-Jan-84 2 2 Alberta

66 Gauthier, Alexandre OL 6.06 326 8-Dec-76 9 2 Laval

67 Dyakowski, Peter OL 6.05 315 19-Apr-84 4 4 Louisiana State

68 Morencie, Matt OL 6.03 290 28-Dec-87 1 1 Windsor

69 Spanos, Matt* OL 6.05 305 31-Dec-84 1 1 USC

ST 4 DeAngelis, Sandro K/P 5.08 195 1-May-81 6 1 Nebraska

75 Palardy, Justin K/P 5.11 200 24-May-88 1 1 Saint Mary's

51 Matechuk, Jordan LS 5.10 234 22-Sep-85 3 3 Victoria Rebels

* - import


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HOW THE TIGER-CATS WERE BUILTCFL CANADIAN

DRAFTFREE AGENTS

(CFL Experience)FREE AGENTS

(No CFL Experience) TRADES

(Round/Overall) (Previous CFL team/Year)

2010 FB Samuel Fournier (3rd/19) K Sandro DeAngelis (CGY 09) OL Cody Balogh DB Jerome Dennis (from B.C.)K/P Justin Palardy (5th/36) LB Shannon James (CGY 09) WR Ed Berry WR Adam Nicolson (from SSK)

DT Eddie Steele (3rd/22) OL Jason Jimenez (B.C. 09) RB Brian Calhoun WR Maurice Mann (from EDM)WR Adam Nicolson (SSK 09) DL Yahia Dalloul TE/LS Steve Schmidt (from TOR)

DB Will Poole (TOR 09) WR Reggie Fish

DB Jason Shivers (TOR 09) OL Marcus Gordon

RB Demetris Summers (CGY 09) RB Andrew HamiltonDE Stan van Sichem (MTL -09)

LB James Hargrave

DB Will Heyward

DB Jonathan Hood

OL Cody Husband

DB LaRoche Jackson

DB Martin Manson

WR Damon McDaniel

OL Matt Morencie

DL Albert Smith

OL Matt Spanos

WR Burl Toler

DB Rodney Van

WR Scott Valberg

DL Jason Vega

DL Chris White

LB Marlon Williams

2009 FB Darcy Brown (1st/6) LB Agustin Barrenechea (EDM 08) DL Demonte Bolden WR Arland Bruce III (from TOR)OL Zac Carlson (Supp.) DB Marc Beswick (WPG 08) QB Jason Boltus LB Yannick Carter (from SSK)DB Ryan Hinds (2nd/13) LB Otis Floyd (BC 08) LB Ike Brown

OL Simeon Rottier (1st/1) OL Alexandre Gauthier (WPG 08) WR Matt CarterDB Ray Wladichuk (5th/38)

QB Kevin Glenn (WPG 08) RB DeAndra Cobb

LB Jamall Johnson (BC 08) DL Justin Hickman

DT Matt Kirk (BC 08) WR Drisan James

WR Dave Stala (MTL 08) DE Khari Long

WR Marquay McDaniel

DL Garrett McIntyre

2008 S Dylan Barker (1st/1) LB Jordan Matechuk DB Markeith Knowlton (from BC)QB Quinton Porter

QB Adam Tafralis

DB Geoff Tisdale

2007 WR Chris Bauman (1st/1)

2006 OL Peter Dyakowski (2nd/11) OL George Hudson (OTT - 05)DE Jermaine Reid (2nd/9) LB Ray Mariuz (TOR - 05)

2005 DB Jykine Bradley

2004 OL Marwan Hage (2nd/14)

2003 S Sandy Beveridge


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OFF-SEASON TRANSACTIONS06-Jan Signed Import DT Darrell Adams and Import LB Otis Floyd to contract extensions

07-Jan Signed Import QB Kevin Glenn and Import QB Quinton Porter to contract extensions

11-Jan Re-signed Non-Import OL Peter Dyakowski

12-Jan Re-signed Non-Import S Sandy Beveridge and Non-Import LB Yannick Carter

21-Jan Signed Non-Import OL Matt Morencie, Non-Import WR Scott Valberg, and Non-Import DB Raymond Wladichuk

25-Jan Released Import DB Lawrence Gordon

29-Jan Released Import K Nick Setta

16-Feb Acquired Import WR Maurice Mann from the Edmonton Eskimos in exchange for Import DB Chris Thompson

17-Feb Signed Import DB Will Poole and Import DB Jason Shivers

22-Feb Signed Non-Import K Sandro DeAngelis

23-Feb Signed Import OL Jason Jimenez; Released Import OL Dan Goodspeed

24-Feb

Acquired Non-Import WR Adam Nicolson, a third round pick in the 2011 CFL Canadian Draft, and the rights to a negotiation

list player from the Saskatchewan Roughriders for Import WR Prechae Rodriguez

11-Mar Named Steve Buratto as offensive line coach and Tim Kearse as receivers coach

15-Mar Acquired Import DB Jerome Dennis from the B.C. Lions in exchange for Import LB Dennis Haley

22-Mar Signed Import LB Markeith Knowlton to a contract extension

25-Mar Signed Non-Import S Dylan Barker to a contract extension

08-Apr Signed Non-Import DL Yahia Dalloul and Non-Import DL J.P. Gilbert; Released Non-Import OL Chris Kowalczuk

12-Apr Signed General Manager Bob O'Billovich to a contract extension

15-Apr Signed Head Coach Marcel Bellefeuille to a contract extension

02-May

Selected Non-Import RB Sameul Fournier, Non-Import DL Eddie Steele, Non-Import DB Chris Rwabukamba, and Non-

Import K/P Justin Palardy in the 2010 CFL Canadian Draft

04-May Signed Non-Import OL Marwan Hage to a contract extension; Released Import RB Tre Smith

05-MayAcquired Non-Import TE/LS Steve Schmidt from the Toronto Argonauts in exchange for a conditional draft pick in the 2012CFL Canadian Draft

07-May Signed Import RB Brian Calhoun and Import RB Jhamal Fluellen; Released Import RB Kenton Keith

12-May Signed Non-Import DB Ryan Hinds; Released Import K/P Jeremy Ito

19-May Signed Import DBs Tony Davis, Derek Douglas, Will Heyward, and Richie Rich

26-MaySigned Import OL Cody Balogh, Import OL Lawrence Lovell, Import WR Scott Mayle, Import WR Damon McDaniel andImport WR Willie Thornton. Released Non-Import DL J.P. Gilbert.

27-May Signed Import LB Shannon James, Import DL Josh Gaines, Import DL Albert Smith and Import DL Chris White

28-May Signed Non-Import RB Andrew Hamilton, Non-Import DB Jonathan Hood and Non-Import OL Cody Husband

31-May Named Dwayne Cameron as Special Teams and Defensive Assistant

1-June Signed Non-Import FB Samuel Fournier, Non-Import K/P Justin Palardy and Non-Import DL Eddie Steele

2-June

Signed Import WR Reggie Fish, Import OL Marcus Gordon, Import WR Burl Toler, Import DB Rodney Van, Import DL JasonVega, and Import LB Marlon Williams. Released Import RB Jhamal Fluellen and Non-Import FB Andre Sadeghian. Non-Import WR Corey Grant retired.

5-JuneSigned Non-Import DE Stan van Sichem; Released Import DB Derek Douglas, Import DL Josh Gaines, Import OL LawrenceLovell, Import LB Lamar Myles, Import DB Richie Rich and Non-Import WR Scott Valberg


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6-June Signed Import DB Martin Manson and Import RB Demetris Summers. Placed Import WR Scott Mayle on the suspended list.

7-June Signed Import DB Jykine Bradley to a contract extension.

8-JuneSigned Import WR Ed Berry and Import WR Amarri Jackson; Released Import DB Tony Davis, Import LB James Hargrave,Import WR Rodgeriqus Smith and Import WR Willie Thornton; Non-Import DT Darrell Adams retired

10-June Signed Non-Import WR Scott Valberg; Released Import WR Amarri Jackson

11-June Signed Import LB James Hargrave; Released Import LB Corey Smith


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PLAYER BIOS

CCCOOODDDYYY BBBAAALLLOOOGGGHHH OL IMP 6-6 303 lbs Montana 555666Born February 14, 1986 in Fort Benning, GA Experience - CFL: 1 / Tiger-Cats: 1

Acquired: Signed as a free agent on May 26, 2010.

College: Played four years (2004-07) at the University of Montanaplayed left tackle and left guardnamed the winner of the Paul Weskamp Award a

Montanas Outstanding Offensive Linemannamed first-team all-Big Skyserved as team captain.

Personal: Born February 14, 1986 in Fort Benning, Georgiason of Steven and Patricia Baloghplayed football and basketball at Steilacoom HigSchool (Steilacoom, WA)majored in health and human performance at Montana.2009: Attended training camp with the NFLs Chicago Bearswas among the teams final cuts on September 5.

2008: Signed with the NFLs Chicago Bears on April 28spent the season on the Bears practice roster.

DDDYYYLLLAAANNN BBBAAARRRKKKEEERRR DB NIP 6-3 206 lbs Saskatchewan 222000Born August 21, 1986 in Moose Jaw, SK Experience - CFL: 2 / Tiger-Cats: 2

Acquired: Selectedby the Ticats in the first round (1st overall) of the 2008 CFL Canadian Draft.

2009: Played in all 18 games, starting three, in his rookie CFL season with the Tiger-Cats...set a new team record and tied the CFL record with 37 speciateams tacklesalso added six defensive tackles, one interception, one fumble recovery and two forced fumblesmade his CFL and Ticats debut on July1 against Torontomade five defensive tackles in the Ticats Eastern Semi-Final loss to B.Cnominated as the Ticats Most Outstanding Special TeamsPlayer.

2008: Spent the entire season on the injured list after suffering a leg injury during the Ticats final pre-season game in Toronto.

College: Played four seasons (2004-07) at Saskatchewanplayed in 24 games with Saskatchewanrecorded 194.5 tackles, three quarterback sacks, 1pass knockdowns, eight interceptions and one forced fumblenamed a CIS first-team All-Canadian in 2006 and 2007named a Canada West All-Star in2006 and 2007..played in the East-West Bowl in 2006 and 2007selected to play in the Shrine Bowl in 2008was a CIS Russ Jackson award nominee 2006 and 2007member of 2004-05 Huskies Athletics All Academic first team.

Personal: Born August 21, 1986 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewanson of Mike and Barb Barkerwas the MVP of the Central Cyclones three-timeprovincial champions team...broke National and Provincial records in speed skatingwas a city champion in badminton in 2004 and basketball in2003was a four-year honour roll student in high schoolmajored in Chemistry at Saskatchewan.

Regular Season Statistics:

YEAR TEAM GP DT ST QS TFL FF FR YDS TDS INT YDS TDS PKD

2009 HAM 18 6 37 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0

Totals 18 6 37 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0

AAAGGGUUUSSSTTTIIINNN BBBAAARRRRRREEENNNEEECCCHHHEEEAAA LB NIP 6-2 235 lbs Calgary

333999Born May 20, 1979 in Mardel-Plata, Argentina Experience - CFL: 8 / Tiger-Cats: 7

Acquired: Signed as a free agent on January 30, 2009.

2009: Played in seven games after returning to the Tiger-Cats in the off-seasonspent the final 11 games of the season on the injured listregisterefour defensive tackles, one special teams tackle and one pass knockdown.

2008: Played in all 18 games during his first season with the Eskimosled Edmonton with 68 defensive tacklesalso recorded two special teams tacklethree quarterback sacks, two interceptions and four tackles for losses.

2007: Played in 10 games with the Ticats before being traded to the Edmonton Eskimos on September 11 along with a fourth-round selection in the 200CFL Canadian Draft in exchange for DB Jason Neddrecorded nine defensive tackles, seven special teams tackles and one interception with thTicatsplayed in five games with the Eskimos, recording four special teams tackles.

2006: Played 15 games during his third season as a Ticatrecorded 39 defensive tackles, seven special teams tackles, one quarterback sack and ontackle for a losswas Hamiltons nominee for Most Outstanding Canadian.


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2005: Played 17 games in his second season with the Ticatsled the Ticats with 96 defensive tacklesalso recorded two special teams tackles, threfumble recoveries, two forced fumbles, three quarterback sacks, two tackles for a loss and two interceptions.

2004: Played 17 games during his rookie season with the Ticatsrecorded 24 defensive tackles, 18 special teams tackles and one tackle for lossmade his CFL and Ticats debut on June 18 in B.C., recording four special teams tacklessuited up in the Ticats East Semi-Final loss in Torontorecording four defensive tackles.

2003: Was selected by the Tiger-Cats in the fourth round (30th

overall) of the 2003 CFL Canadian Draftattended training camp with the Ticats and wareleasedreturned to the University of Calgary for his final season of CIS eligibility.

College: Played four seasons (2000-03) with the University of Calgary Dinosaursmade 141 tackles and 14 quarterback sacks during his Dinosaucareeralso recovered three fumbles including one for a touchdownwas named both a second team CIS All-Canadian and a first team Canada Wes

All-Star at linebacker after his senior season in 2003

Personal: Born May 20, 1979 in Mardel-Plata, Argentinawas a member of the Canadian Junior National Rugby Team in 1996 and was long-listed by thCanadian National Rugby team in 1997in 1997 and 1998 he was a member of the Alberta Provincial Rugby Team and also played competitive seniomen's soccerhis younger brother Bryon was also played linebacker at the University of CalgaryAgustin's father Peter was member of the ArgentinNational Rugby team.


YEAR TEAM GP DT ST QS TFL FF FR YDS TDS INT YDS TDS KD

2004 HAM 17 24 18 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2005 HAM 15 96 2 3 2 2 3 0 0 2 81 0 0

2006 HAM 10 39 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

2007 HAM 10 9 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 16 0 0

EDM 5 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02008 EDM 18 68 2 3 4 0 0 0 0 2 16 0 1

2009 HAM 7 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 89 240 41 7 8 2 3 0 0 5 113 0 2

CCCHHHRRRIIISSS BBBAAAUUUMMMAAANNN WR NIP 6-4 212 lbs Regina 888777Born May 9, 1984 in Brandon, MB Experience - CFL: 4 / Tiger-Cats: 4

Acquired: Selected by the Ticats in the first round (1st overall) of the 2007 CFL Canadian Draft.

2009: Played in 17 games in his third season in Hamiltoncaught 19 passes for 255 yardsspent one week on the injured listhauled in four passes fo54 yards in the Ticats Eastern Semi-Final loss to B.C.

2008: Played in 15 games during his second season with the Ticatsstarted five gameswas third on the Ticats with 48 receptions for 58yardsscored three touchdowns and one two-point conversioncaught his first career CFL touchdown on a 63-yard pass from Richie Williamsspetwo games on the injured list and one game on the four-man reserve.

2007: Played in 14 games in his first CFL season after the Ticats drafted him with the first overall selection in the 2007 CFL Draftstarted 12gamesrecorded 30 receptions for 370 yardslost 11 yards in his only rushing attemptmade his CFL debut in Winnipeg on July 27 and was namedCFL Canadian Player of the Week after making six receptions for 81 yards

College: Played four seasons (2002, 04-06) with the University of Regina Ramsin 24 career games at Regina he had 81 receptions for 1,705 yards an16 touchdownsled the Rams in average yards per catch in each of his final two seasons with the teamhad five career 100-yard receiving gameincluding two with over 200 yardswas named both a first-team All-Canadian and Canada West All-Star after leading the nation in receiving yards (923and receiving touchdowns (10) while topping the Canada West conference in yards per catch (21.98 / 2nd in CIS) and receptions (42 / 8th in CIS)h923 yards receiving and 42 receptions were both new single season school records.

Personal: Born May 9, 1984 in Brandon, Manitobason of Dianne and Dave Baumantakes part in many of the Ticats community initiatives includin

the Cops and Cats Basketball programsuited up for the Winnipeg Rifles of the Canadian Junior Football League in 2003played nine man football aVincent Massey High School in Brandon, Manitoba, the same school where Chicago Bears defensive lineman Israel Idonije attendedwas a two timteam MVP and guided his team to three championships in a row...recorded 24 touchdowns in 10 games in 2001 on 31 catches for 685 yards...made 4tackles, five interceptions, 664 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2000.


RECEIVING RUSHING

YEAR TEAM GP REC YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD

2007 HAM 14 30 370 12.3 36 0 1 -11 -11.0 0 0

2008 HAM 15 48 588 12.3 63 3 0 0 0 0 0

2009 HAM 17 19 255 13.4 38 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 46 97 1213 12.5 63 0 1 -11 -11.0 0 0


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EEEDDD BBBEEERRRRRRYYY WR IMP 5-9 185 lbs Northern Arizona 888222Born July 13, 1988 in San Mateo, CA Experience - CFL: 1 / Tiger-Cats: 1

Acquired: Signed as a free agent on June 8, 2010.

College: Played two seasons (2008-09) at Northern Arizonamade 120 receptions for 1,716 yards and seven touchdownswas a named first team Al

Big Sky in 2009 after earning an honourable mention selection in 2008attended the College of San Mateo prior in 2007made 55 receptions for 89yards and 12 touchdowns at CSM.

Personal: Born July 13, 1988 in San Mateo, Californiason of Ed and Susan Berryhis father played for the CFLs Toronto Argonauts, EdmontoEskimos and Memphis Mad Dogs as well as the NFLs Green Bay Packers and San Diego Chargersmajored in sociology with a minor in criminal justicat Northern Arizona.

MMMAAARRRCCC BBBEEESSSWWWIIICCCKKK DB NIP 6-1 198 lbs Saint Marys 000333Born January 23, 1983 in Vancouver, BC Experience - CFL: 3 / Tiger-Cats: 2


2009: Played in 13 games in his first season as a Tiger-Catfinished third on the team with 20 special teams tackleswas on the injured list for fiv

weeksmade his Ticats debut on July 1 against Torontoregistered one special teams tackle in the Ticats East Semi-Final loss to B.C.was releaseby the Blue Bombers on May 15.

2008: Was selected by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the fourth round (31st overall) of the 2008 CFL Canadian Draftplayed in six regular seaso

gamesrecorded six defensive tackles, one special teams tackle and one tackle for a lossmade his CFL debut on August 1 at Torontoplayed Winnipegs East Semi-Final loss to Edmonton.

College: Played two seasons (2006-07) at Saint Marysrecorded 40 defensive tackles (33 solo), five interceptions, twof forced fumbles, two fumblrecoveries and four pass breakups in 10 gamesalso returned two punts for 45 yards and one touchdown and 28 kickoffs for 711 yardstransferred froButte Junior College, where he played three seasons.

Personal: Born January 23, 1983 in Vancouver, British Columbiaplayed for the Abbottsford Airforce of the Canadian Junior Football League.Regular Season Statistics:


2008 WPG 6 6 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2009 HAM 13 0 20 0 0 0 1 15 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 19 6 21 0 1 0 1 15 0 0 0 0 0

SSSAAANNNDDDYYY BBBEEEVVVEEERRRIIIDDDGGGEEE DB NIP 6-2 214 lbs UBC 111999Born December 9, 1981 in Port Coquitlam, BC Experience - CFL: 8 / Tiger-Cats: 8


2009: Started all 15 games he appeared in over the course of his seventh season as a Tiger-Cat...recorded a career-high 41 defensive tackles, fouspecial teams tackles, one quarterback sack, one fumble recovery and two interceptionsregistered his first career quarterback sack on July 1 againToronto when he hauled down Argos QB Kerry Joseph.

2008: Played in 17 games during his sixth season with the Ticatsfinished third on the team with 12 special teams tacklesalso recorded eight defensivtacklesmissed one game due to injury.

2007: Played in 17 games, starting two at safety, in his fifth season with the Ticatswas on the four-man reserve for week 8recorded 17 defensivetackles, 14 special teams tackles, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries and two pass knockdowns.

2006: Played in 10 games, starting three at safety, during his fourth season as a Ticatmissed eight games due to injuryrecorded 15 defensive tackleand four special teams tackles.

2005: Played in 11 games in his third season with the Ticatsmissed seven games due to injuryrecorded two defensive tackles, 11 special teamtackles and one fumble recovery.


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2004: Played in 13 games in his second season as a Ticatmissed five games due to injuryrecorded 11 defensive tackles, 11 special teams tackleone pass knockdowns and recovered two fumblesreturned one fumble 55 yards for a touchdown, the first of his CFL career, on June 18 in B.Cplayedin the Ticats East Semi-Final loss to Toronto, recording two special teams tackles.

2003: Played in all 18 games during his rookie season with the Ticatsrecorded 20 defensive tackles, 19 special teams tackles, one pass knockdownthree interceptions and returned one kickoff for seven yardshis 19 special teams tackles led the Ticatsmade his CFL and Ticats debut on June 2against Ottawa, where he recorded one special teams tacklerecorded his first career CFL interception on July 16 in Edmontonrecorded his first careeCFL defensive tackle on June 30 in Toronto.

College: Played four seasons (1999-2002) with the University of British Columbia Thunderbirdsduring his Thunderbird career he recorded 84 tackleand 11 interceptionsalso returned 95 punts for 957 yards for an average of 10.1 yards and 34 punts 647 yards for an average of 19.0 yardsin 2000led the CIS with six interception returns for 144 yards and one touchdownreturned an interception 106 yards for a touchdown, the sixth longest return fo

a score in CIS history on September 30, 2000 against Saskatchewan.

Personal: Born December 9, 1981 in Port Coquitlam, British Columbiaattended Terry Fox Secondary School in Port Coquitlamwas named the besdefensive player at the Canada Cup in 1999was named a provincial high school all-star in 1998is an active member of the Ticats community initiativeand a key member of the Cops and Cats charity basketball team.



2003 HAM 18 20 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 37 0 1

2004 HAM 13 11 11 0 0 0 2 55 1 0 0 0 1

2005 HAM 11 2 11 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

2006 HAM 10 15 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2007 HAM 17 17 14 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 2

2008 HAM 17 8 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2009 HAM 15 41 4 1 0 0 1 3 0 2 38 0 0

Totals 101 114 75 1 0 1 6 60 1 5 75 0 4

DDDEEEMMMOOONNNTTTEEE BBBOOOLLLDDDEEENNN DL IMP 6-5 290 lbs Tennessee 999000Born November 17, 1985 in Chattanooga, TN Experience - CFL: 2 / Tiger-Cats: 2


College: Played four seasons (2005-08) at Tennesseestarted 24 of 37 games playedrecorded 83 tackles (58 solo), three quarterback sacks, 1

tackles for losses, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and four pass knockdowns.

Personal: Born November 17, 1985 in Chattanooga, Tennesseeattended Hargrave (Va.) Military Academy and Tyner Academywas a four-yeastarter on the defensive line and a three-year starter at offensive guardnamed 2003 East Tennessee Player of the Year.

2009: Started all 13 games he appeared in during his rookie CFL season with the Tiger-Catsrecorded 21 defensive tackles, one quarterback sack, ontackle for a loss and one pass knockdownspent two games on the injured list and was on the four-man inactive for three othersmade his CFL andTicats debut on July 10 in B.C.recorded his first career quarterback sack on September 11 when he brought down Argos QB Cody Pickett in the fourtquarter.

Regular Season:

JJJAAASSSOOONNN BBBOOOLLLTTTUUUSSS QB IMP 6-4 225 lbs Hartwick College 111666Born August 21, 1986 in Baldwinsville, NY Experience - CFL: 1 / Tiger-Cats: 1


2009: Spent the entire season on the injured list

College: Played four seasons (2005-08) at Hartwick Collegecompleted 801 of 1467 pass attempts for 13,276 yards and 134 touchdownsalso carriethe ball 371 times for 968 yards and two rushing touchdownsthrew 43 interceptionsfinished his career as Division IIIs All-Time leader in totaoffencehis career passing yardage ranks second all-time and his 134 career touchdown passes ranks thirdwon the 2007 Melberger Award as the to


2009 HAM 13 21 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Totals 13 21 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1


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player in NCAA Division III footballnamed ECAC Division III Player of the Year and ECAC Northwest Player of the Year in 2008named Empire 8Offensive Player of the Year in 2007 and 2008named the 2005 ECAC Northwestern Rookie of the Year and the Empire 8 Rookie of the YearnameHartwicks Male Athlete of the Year in 2007 and 2008attended the 2009 NFL Combine.

Personal: Born August 21, 1986 in Baldwinsville, New Yorkson of Greg and Maryann Boltushis father played football at NC Statealso played foHartwicks lacrosse team in 2006played football and lacrosse at C.W. Baker Highwas a pre-med major at Hartwick.

JJJYYYKKKIIINNNEEE BBBRRRAAADDDLLLEEEYYY DB IMP 5-9 188 lbs Middle Tennessee State 333111Born June 5, 1980 in Knoxville, TN Experience - CFL: 6 / Tiger-Cats: 6

Acquired: Signed as a free agent on February 21, 2005.

2009: Played in 17 games in his fifth season as a Tiger-Cat, starting 11recorded 34 defensive tackles, two interceptions, one fumble recovery and threpass knockdownsreturned an interception 49 yards for a touchdown on November 8.

2008: Started all 15 games he appeared in during his fourth season with the Ticatsrecorded 38 defensive tackles, three interceptions, two tackles folosses, one forced fumble, two pass knockdowns and one special teams tacklemissed three games due to injury.

2007: Started two games during his third season as a Ticatspent five games on the injured list and 10 games on the four-man reserverecorded thredefensive tackles and two interceptions.

2006: Played in 14 games in his second season with the Ticatsspent three weeks on the injured list and one week on the four-man reserverecorde44 defensive tackles, three special teams tackles, three pass knockdowns, three pass knockdowns, one tackle for a loss, two fumble returns and oninterception.

2005: Played in four games during his rookie season with the Ticatsrecorded two defensive tackles, one special teams tackle, two pass knockdownand three interceptionsmade his CFL and Ticats debut on September 17 against Calgary, where he made one defensive tackle and intercepted twopasses, one which he returned 72 yards for his first career touchdownspent the first 11 games on the practice roster.

2004: Signed with the Ticats as a free agent on April 5attended the Tiger-Cats training camp and was released on June 6.

2003: Played in seven games with NFL Europes Berlin Thunder after they selected him in the 13th round of the 2003 NFL Europe Free AgenDraftrecorded 11 total tackles (10 solo) during the regular season.

2002: Signed with the NFLs Buffalo Bills on July 16attended the Bills training camp and was released on August 14thinitially played in six games witthe Roanoke Steam of Arena Football 2 during the springled the Steam with four interceptions for 83 yards in returns and one touchdownmade 2total tackles (20 solo) and nine pass knockdownsreturned three kickoffs 48 yards.

College: Played three seasons (1999-2001) with the Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raidersin 33 career games, Bradley made 147 totatackles and intercepted nine passesalso had 30 pass knock downsgarnered an All-Sun Belt Conference selection his senior yearplayed in the 200Hula Bowl Maui All Star Football Classic following his senior campaign

Personal: Born June 5, 1980 in Knoxville, Tennesseeson of John and Felicia Bradleymajored in physical education at Middle Tennessee Statewaall-state in football for Fulton High School...also competed on his high school track team.



2005 HAM 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 78 1 2

2006 HAM 14 44 3 0 1 0 2 36 0 1 13 0 3

2007 HAM 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 0

2008 HAM 15 38 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 42 1 2

2009 HAM 17 34 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 59 1 3

Totals 52 121 5 0 3 2 2 36 0 9 198 3 10

DDDAAARRRCCCYYY BBBRRROOOWWWNNN FB NIP 6-4 251 lbs Saint Marys 000Born May 29, 1986 in Mississauga, ON Experience - CFL: 2 / Tiger-Cats: 2

Acquired: Selected by the Ticats in the f irst round (6th

overall) of the 2009 CFL Canadian Draft.

2009: Played in 13 games during his rookie season after the Tiger-Cats selected him with the sixth overall pick in the 2009 CFL Canadian Draftmadtwo special teams tacklesmade his CFL and Ticats debut on July 1 against Toronto.


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College: Played three seasons (2006-08) at Saint Marysplayed 17 gamescaught 27 passes for 489 yards and six touchdownscarried the baseven times for 128 yards and a touchdownplayed in SMUs 2007 Vanier Cup loss to Manitobawas a member of the 2008 and 2007 AUchampionship teamsplayed in the 2008 East West Bowl...won the 2007 team Unsung Hero award.

Personal: Born May 29, 1986 in Mississauga, Ontarioplayed with the OVFLs Mississauga Warriorswon the OVFL championship and was named aOVFL all-star in 2004was a team captain in 2004 and 2005attended The Woodlands High School in Mississauga where he was named 200Offensive MVPwas team captain in 2003 and 2004.


RECEIVING RUSHING

YEAR TEAM GP REC YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD2009 HAM 13 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

Total 13 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

IIIKKKEEE BBBRRROOOWWWNNN LB IMP 5-11 206 lbs Central Michigan 333666Born April 29, 1985 in Saginaw, MI Experience - CFL: 2 / Tiger-Cats: 2


2009: Played in three games in his rookie CFL season with the Tiger-Catsrecorded two special teams tacklesmade his CFL debut on July 31 againsB.C.was injured for three weeks and spent 12 weeks on the practice roster.

2008: Signed with the NFLs Atlanta Falcons on April 28released by the Falcons on August 19.

College: Played four seasons (2003-07) at Central Michiganrecorded 207 tackles (97 solo), five quarterback sacks, four forced fumbles and twinterceptionsas a senior, he finished second on the Chippewas with 106 defensive tackles while adding registered 11 tackles for loss, one sack, twinterceptions and two fumble recoverieswas an All-MAC second team honoree in 2005began his collegiate career as a running back, carrying the basix times for 22 yards in 2003 before converting to safety in 2004 and to linebacker in 2005was granted an extra year of eligibility (medical hardshipafter suffering a season-ending knee injury two games into the 2006 season.

Personal: Born April 29, 1985 in Saginaw, Michiganson of Michael and Portia Brownplayed running back at Bridgeport High School where he set school record with 1,759 yards rushing and scored 17 touchdowns as a prep seniorwas also an all-state honoree as a sprinter on the track and fielteamhis brother, Jacob, played tight end at Central Michiganhis uncle, Monty Brown, played five seasons in the NFL majored in sport studies with minor in athletic coaching at Central Michigan.



2009 HAM 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

AAARRRLLLAAANNNDDD BBBRRRUUUCCCEEE IIIIIIIII WR IMP 5-11 194 lbs Minnesota 111Born November 23, 1977 in Olathe, KS Experience - CFL: 10 / Tiger-Cats: 2

Acquired: Traded in a trade from the Toronto Argonauts on July 29, 2009 in exchange for a third round selection in the 2010 CFL Canadian Draft and thrights to non-import defensive tackle Corey Mace.

2009: Played in 14 games for the Tiger-Cats and three games for the Toronto Argonauts in his ninth CFL seasonranked third in the CFL with 88receptions for 1,242 yards and 10 touchdowns for each teamled the Ticats with 74 receptions for 1,043 yards and nine touchdownsalso returned si

kickoffs for 119 yards and one punt for five yardsmade six catches for 80 yards in the Ticats Eastern Semi-Final loss to B,C.made his Ticats debut oJuly 31 against B.C.named the CFL Offensive Player of the Week for Week 12named an East Division All-Star for the fourth time and a CFL All-Stafor the second time in his careeralso earned a spot on the CFLPA All-Star teamnominated as the Ticats Most Outstanding Player.

2008: Played in all 18 games during his fifth season with the Argonautsled the Argos with 92 receptions for 1,210 yardsalso scored nintouchdownsreturned 17 punts for 201 yards, eight kickoffs for 138 yards and two missed field goals for 26 yardswas named an East Division All-Stafor the third time in his career.

2007: Played in 14 games in his fourth season as an Argonautreturned 10 punts for 116 yards and six kickoffs for 109 yardsplayed in one playogame, recording four receptions for 131 yardsled the Argos with 61 receptions for 855 yards and seven touchdowns.

2006: Played in all 18 regular season games during his third season in Torontocaught 77 passes for 1,370 receiving yards and 1touchdownsreturned five punts for 64 yards and six kickoffs for 154 yardsplayed in two playoff games, recording 10 receptions for 186 yards and tw


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touchdownsnominated as the Argos Most Outstanding Playernamed a CFL All-Star for the first time in his career...named an East Division All-Stand a CFLPA All-Star for the second consecutive season.

2005: Played in 16 games with the Argonautsrecorded 67 receptions for 1,205 receiving yards and 11 touchdownsreturned 17 punts for 171 yardand 27 kickoffs for 525 yardsplayed in one playoff game, recording two receptions for 17 yardsnamed an East Division All-Star and a CFLPA All-Star

2004: Played in eight games with the Toronto Argonauts after signing as a free agent on September 3caught 16 passes for 247 yards and ontouchdownreturned 17 punts for 332 yards and two touchdownsalso returned 29 kickoffs for 696 yards and two missed field goals for 3yardsplayed in three playoff games, including the Argonauts Grey Cup victory over the B.C. Lions, recording 22 receptions for 228 yards and twtouchdownsattended training camp with the NFLs San Francisco 49ers and was released on August 29.

2003: Signed with the NFLs San Francisco 49ers on February 27spent time on the 49ers practice roster before suiting up for two gamesreturned s

kickoffs for 125 yards and two punts for 24 yardswas placed on the injured reserve with a knee injury on December 11.

2002: Played in all 18 games in his second season with the Blue Bombersrecorded 67 receptions for 1,062 yards and 12 touchdownsreturned 2punts for 277 yards and 20 kickoffs for 410 yardsplayed in two playoff games, recording three receptions for 79 yardsalso returned a missed field go112 yards for a touchdown in the postseasonnamed a CFLPA All-Star.

2001: Played in all 18 games during his rookie CFL season with the Winnipeg Blue Bomberscaught 48 passes for 818 receiving yards and sevetouchdownsreturned three punts for 17 yards and one kickoff for three yardsplayed in two playoff games including the Blue Bombers Grey Cup loss Calgary, recording seven receptions for 121 yards and one touchdown.

2000: Signed with the NFLs Kansas City Chiefs on April 19attended training camp and was released by the Chiefs on August 31.

College: Played two seasons (1998-99) at Minnesotaplayed 20 gamescaught 24 passes for 284 yards and two touchdownscarried the ball 15 timefor 123 yards and one touchdownattended Hutchinson Community College before transferring to Minnesotawas named First-Team All-American aftrushing for 1,000 yards in his freshman seasonwas named Second-Team All-American after racking up 997 yards and 10 touchdowns as a sophomore

Personal: Born November 23, 1977 in Olathe, Kansasattended Olathe North High School, where he was names the state Player of the Year afte

rushing for 1,696 yards as a seniorson of Arland Bruce Jr., who played semi-pro football with the Kansas City Steers.


RECEIVING RUSHING


2001 WPG 18 48 818 17.0 62 7 0 0 0.0 0 0

2002 WPG 18 67 1062 15.9 55 12 3 18 6.0 12 1

2004 TOR 7 16 247 15.4 34 1 2 -9 -4.5 4 0

2005 TOR 16 67 1205 18.0 89 11 2 -21 10.5 0 0

2006 TOR 18 77 1370 17.8 94 11 5 1 0.2 8 0

2007 TOR 14 61 855 14.0 49 7 1 -3 -3.0 0 0

2008 TOR 18 92 1210 13.2 51 9 4 -3 -0.8 9 0

2009 TOR 3 14 199 10.1 38 1 0 0 0.0 0 0

HAM 14 74 1043 14.1 49 9 2 13 6.5 11 0

Total 126 516 8009 15.5 94 68 19 -4 -2.0 12 1

KICKOFF RETURNS PUNT RETURNS MFG RETURNS

YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD

2001 WPG 1 3 3.0 3 0 3 17 5.7 6 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

2002 WPG 20 410 20.5 36 0 20 277 13.9 38 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

2004 TOR 29 696 24.0 55 0 17 332 19.5 81 2 2 37 18.5 30 0

2005 TOR 27 525 19.4 56 0 17 171 10.1 33 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

2006 TOR 6 154 25.7 43 0 5 64 12.8 29 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

2007 TOR 6 109 18.2 37 0 10 116 11.6 47 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

2008 TOR 8 138 17.3 30 0 17 201 11.8 59 0 2 26 13.0 16 0

2009 HAM 6 119 19.8 33 0 1 5 5.0 5 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

Total 103 2154 20.9 56 0 90 1183 13.1 81 2 4 53 13.3 30 0

BBBRRRIIIAAANNN CCCAAALLLHHHOOOUUUNNN RB IMP 5-10 208 lbs Wisconsin 222999Born May 8, 1984 in Atlanta, GA Experience - CFL: 1 / Tiger-Cats: 1



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2009: Was released by the NFLs Detroit Lions on May 4.

2008: Missed the entire NFL season after the Detroit Lions placed him on injured reserve on August 30.

2007: Played in four games with the NFLs Detroit Lionscarried the ball seven times for 35 yards and caught five passes for 35 yardsplaced on injurereserve on October 4.

2006: Played in seven games with the NFLs Detroit Lionscarried the ball seven times for 19 yards and caught two passes for 20 yards after he waselected in the third round (74

thoverall) of the 2006 NFL Draftplaced on injured reserve on November 9 after suffering a knee injury.

College: Played two seasons (2002-03) at Colorado and one season at Wisconsin (2005)carried the ball 348 times for 1,636 yards and 22 touchdowns

and caught 53 passes for 571 yards and two receiving touchdowns at Wisconsin, earning recognition as a second-team All-American...at Colorado, herushed 262 times for 1,108 yards and five touchdownsnamed the MVP of the 2006 Capital One Bowl after running for 213 yards and a touchdown inWisconsins victory over Auburnset new single-season Badger records with 24 total touchdowns and 22 rushing touchdowns...was a part of Wisconsin2005 Big Ten champion 4x100m relay team in 2005.

Personal: Born May 8, 1984 in Atlanta, Georgiason of Andrew and Brenda Calhounplayed football, basketball and participated in track and field atOak Creek High Schoolwas the sports editor of his high school newspapermajored in agricultural journalism at Wisconsin.

ZZZAAACCC CCCAAARRRLLLSSSOOONNN OL NIP 6-4 300 lbs Weber State 555555Born August 8, 1987 in Winnipeg, MB Experience - CFL: 2 / Tiger-Cats: 2

Acquired: Selected by the Ticats in the 2009 CFL Supplemental Draft.

2009: Spent the entire season on the injured list after being selected by the Ticats in the 2009 CFL Supplemental Draft.

College: Played three seasons (2006-08) at Weber Statestarted eight of 13 games he played in during his senior seasonplayed both guard antacklesat out the 2005 season as a red-shirt.

Personal: Zachary Robbin Leroy Carlson was born on August 8, 1987 in Winnipeg, Manitobaplayed football and basketball at San Jacinto High Schoo

MMMAAATTTTTT CCCAAARRRTTTEEERRR WR NIP 6-1 199 lbs Acadia 888555Born August 2, 1986 in Kelowna, BC Experience - CFL: 2 / Tiger-Cats: 2

Acquired: Signed as a free agent on July 13, 2009.

2009: Played in three games in his rookie season after joining the Ticats on July 13spent 10 weeks on the practice roster and two weeks on the injurelistmade one special teams tacklemade his CFL debut on October 13 in Calgarywas selected by the B.C. Lions in the first round (5 th overall) of th2009 CFL Canadian Draft.

College: Played four seasons (2005-08) at Acadiawas a four-time AUS all-starwas named a CIS Second-Team All-Star in 2006caught 153 passefor 1,962 yards and 14 touchdowns in 30 career CIS games...also returned 19 punts for 114 yards and two kickoffs for 28 yards.

Personal: Born August 2, 1985 in Kelowna, British Columbiaattended Mount Boucherie Secondary School in Kelownaalso was a competitivskierstudied Kinesiology at Acadia.

RECEIVING RUSHING


2009 HAM 3 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0Total 3 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

YYYAAANNNNNNIIICCCKKK CCCAAARRRTTTEEERRR LB NIP 6-1 205 lbs Wilfrid Laurier 444888Born February 5, 1984 in Pickering, ON Experience - CFL: 4 / Tiger-Cats: 2

Acquired: Traded from Saskatchewan along with import WR Brandon Myles and the Roughriders third selection in the 2009 CFL Canadian Draft iexchange for non-import LB Sasha Glavic and the Ticats third selection in the 2009 Draft.


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2009: Played in all 18 games in his first season as a Tiger-Catfinished second on the team with 24 special teams tackles, a career-high and the thirdhighest single-season total in team historyalso forced one fumblemade his Ticats debut on July 1 against Toronto.

2008: Played in all 18 games during his second season in Saskatchewanfinished second on the team with 16 special teams tacklesadded one fumbrecoveryplayed in Saskatchewans West Semi-Final loss to B.C.

2007: Played in 16 games with the Roughriders after they selected him in the third round (20th

overall) of the 2007 CFL Canadian Draftled the Riderwith 22 special teams tacklesplayed in all three of Saskatchewans playoff games, including their Grey Cup victory over Winnipegmade two speciteams tackles in the postseasonmade his CFL debut on June 29 in Montreal.

College: Played four seasons (2004-07) at Wilfrid Laurierled the CIS in quarterback sacks with 10.5 in 2006named a CIS and OUA first-team alstarhelped lead the Golden Hawks to a Vanier Cup championship in 2005named a team captain.

Personal: Born May 2, 1984 in Pickering, Ontarioplayed high school football at St. Marys in Pickeringwas selected to be a part of team Canada at thGlobal Junior Football Championship in 2003studied communications at Wilfrid Laurier.



2007 SSK 16 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2008 SSK 18 0 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

2009 HAM 18 0 24 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 52 0 62 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

DDDEEEAAANNNDDDRRRAAA CCCOOOBBBBBB RB IMP 5-10 196 lbs Michigan State 111444Born May 18, 1981 in Las Vegas, NV Experience - CFL: 2 / Tiger-Cats: 2


2009: Started 17 games in his first CFL season with the Tiger-Catscarried the ball 216 times for 1,217 yards and five touchdownscaught 60 passes fo542 receiving yards and three touchdownshis 1,217 rushing yards were the fif th-highest single-season total in team historyran for 34 yards and caugone pass for five yards in the Ticats Eastern Semi-Final loss to B.C.made his CFL and Ticats debut on July 10 in B.C., where he ran for 100 yards andadded 75 receiving yards and a touchdownscored his first career touchdown on July 10 in B.C., a 48-yard reception from Quinton Porterbegan thseason on the practice rosternamed CFL Offensive Player of the Week three times (Weeks 2, 5 and 18).

2006: Joined the practice squad of the NFLs Jacksonville Jaguars on December 19was waived by the NFLs Atlanta Falcons on August 29.

2005: Selected by the NFLs Atlanta Falcons in the sixth round (201st

overall) of the 2005 NFL Draftplayed in three games with the Falcons, returning 1kickoffs for 359 yards and one punt for eight yards.

College: Played two seasons (2003-04) at Michigan Statein 24 games, returned 64 kickoffs for 1,632 yards and a school-record foutouchdownscarried the ball 136 times for 900 yards and four touchdownsmade 15 receptions for 89 yardsalso made eight special teamtacklesplayed two seasons (2000-01) at Antelope Valley College in Lancaster, California before transferring to MSUearned first-team All-CaliforniRegion III and All-Foothill Conference honours in 2001 after rushing for 1,060 yards and 11 touchdowns on 136 carries also returned 16 kickoffs for 36yards.

Personal: Born May 18, 1981 in Las Vegas. Nevadason of Terri Cobb-Hardenplayed football and ran track at Clark High School in LaVegasfinished second in the 100m at the 1999 Nevada Class 4A Track Championships with a time of 10.4 secondsmajored in sociology at MichigaState.


RECEIVING RUSHING


2009 HAM 17 60 542 9.0 48 4 216 1217 5.6 40 5Total 17 60 542 9.0 48 4 216 1217 5.6 40 5

YYYAAAHHHIIIAAA DDDAAALLLLLLOOOUUULLL DL NIP 6-3 260 lbs St. Francis Xavier 555000Born December 30, 1987 in Gaza, Palestine Experience - CFL: 1 / Tiger-Cats: 1

Acquired: Signed as a free agent on April 8, 2010.

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College: Played five seasons (2005-09) at St. FXmade 107.5 defensive tackles (80 solo), 7.5 quarterback sacks and 18.5 tackles for lossesled thAUS with 4.5 quarterback sacks in 2008

Personal: BornDecember 30, 1987 in Gaza, Palestineattended Halifax West high schoolgrew up in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

SSSAAANNNDDDRRROOO DDDEEEAAANNNGGGEEELLLIIISSS K NIP 5-8 195 lbs Nebraska 000444Born May 1, 1981, in Niagara Falls, ON Experience - CFL: 6 / Tiger-Cats: 1

Acquired: Signed as a free agent on February 22, 2010.

2009: Played in all 18 games during his fourth season in Calgaryconnected on 42 of 49 (86.0%) field goal attempts and 48 of 48 convertsaverage60.7 yards on 109 kickoffswas Calgarys nominee for Most Outstanding Special Teams Player for the fifth consecutive seasonnamed a West DivisioAll-Star.

2008: Played all 18 games in his fourth season with the Stampedersconnected on 50 of 58 (86.2%) field goal attempts and 61 of 61 convertsaverage60.1 yards on 98 kickoffswas named the Grey Cups Most Valuable Canadian after kicking five field goals in Calgarys win over Montrealnamed thWest Division Most Outstanding Special Teams Playernamed a CFLPA, West Division and CFL All-Starnamed CFL Special Teams Player of thWeek twice (Weeks 9 and 16).

2007: Played in all 18 games during his third season in Calgarymade 30 of 36 (83.3%) field goal attempts and 51 of 51 convertsaveraged 60.3 yardon 76 kickoffswas Calgarys nominee for Most Outstanding Special Teams Playernamed a West Division All-Star.

2006: Played in all 18 games in his second season as a Stampedermade 56 of 65 (86.2%) field goal attempts and 42 of 42 convertsaveraged 56.yards on 84 kickoffsnamed the CFLs Most Outstanding Special Teams Playerwas Calgarys nominee for Most Outstanding Canadian and Mo

Outstanding Special Teams Playernamed a CFLPA, West Division and CFL All-Starhis 56 field goals were the third highest single-season total in CFhistory.

2005: Played all 18 games in his rookie CFL season with the Calgary Stampeders after signing as a free agent on March 8connected on 40 of 5(76.9%) field goal attempts and 54 of 54 convertsaveraged 58.9 yards on 84 kickoffsmade his CFL debut on July 1 against Torontowas Calgarynominee for Most Outstanding Rookie and Most Outstanding Special Teams Playernamed a West Division and CFL All-Star.

College: Played four seasons (2000-04) at the University of Nebraskawas good on seven of 15 field goal attempts and 51 of 54 PATswas first-teaAcademic All-Big 12 three times and a f ive-time member of the Big 12 Commissioners Spring and Fall Academic Honour roll.

Personal: BornMay 1, 1981 in Niagara Falls, Ontarioson of Joseph and Carmela DeAngelisplayed kicker, fullback and linebacker at St. JosephCollegiate High School in Buffalo, New Yorkhe and his wife Cassi have one son, Massimo (Max).


FIELD GOALS PAT

YEAR TEAM GP ATT G PCT LG S ATT G PCT2005 CGY 18 52 40 76.9 56 4 54 54 100

2006 CGY 18 65 56 86.2 53 3 42 42 100

2007 CGY 18 36 30 83.3 48 2 51 51 100

2008 CGY 18 58 50 86.2 49 3 61 61 100

2009 CGY 18 49 42 85.7 48 2 48 48 100

Totals 90 260 218 83.8 56 14 256 256 100

JJJEEERRROOOMMMEEE DDDEEENNNNNNIIISSS DB IMP 6-1 190 lbs Utah State 222777Born December 6, 1981 in Los Angeles, CA Experience - CFL: 4 / Tiger-Cats: 1

Acquired: Acquired from the B.C. Lions in a trade on March 15, 2010 in exchange for l inebacker Dennis Haley.

2009: Played in 17 games during his third season in B.C.made two defensive tackles, 15 special teams tackles, one forced fumble and blocked onpuntplayed in two playoff games, making one special teams tackle.

2008: Played 18 games in his second season with the Lionsrecorded 22 defensive tackles, seven special teams tackles, one quarterback sack, twtackles for losses, one fumble recovery and four pass knockdownsmade five defensive tackles and forced one fumble in two playoff games.

2007: Played eight games in his rookie CFL season with the B.C. Lions after signing in Maymade three defensive tackles, six special teams tackles, onpass knockdown and returned one fumble return for a touchdownmade his CFL debut on August 2 against Saskatchewanscored his first careetouchdown on September 29 against Calgary, returning a blocked punt 20 yards for a scoremade two special teams tackles in the Lions lone playogame.


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2005: Signed with the NFLs Indianapolis Colts on April 25attended training camp and was released by the Colts on August 30.

College: Played four seasons (2001-04) at Utah Staterecorded 95 tackles (66 solo) and two interceptions in 35 games...37 kickoffs for 921 yards (24.avg)...sat out the final nine games of the 2003 season due to a blood clot in his shoulder.

Personal: Born December 6, 1981 in Los Angeles, California...grew up in Palmdale, Californiaplayed basketball and football at Montclair Prep (VaNuys, California)...has four sisters and two brothers...was the publisher of the school paper in high school...received several poetry awards awellmajored in Business Entertainment with a minor in Computer Science at Utah State.


RECEIVING RUSHING


2006 MTL 3 5 40 8.0 19 0 0 0 0 0 0

2008 HAM 4 20 228 11.4 52 3 0 0 0 0 0

Total 7 25 268 10.7 52 3 0 0 0 0 0

PPPEEETTTEEERRR DDDYYYAAAKKKOOOWWWSSSKKKIII OL NIP 6-5 315 lbs Louisiana State 666777Born April 19, 1984 in Vancouver, BC Experience - CFL: 4 / Tiger-Cats: 4

Acquired: Selected by the Tiger-Cats in the second round (11th overall) of the 2006 CFL Canadian Draft.

2009: Started 15 games in his third season with the Tiger-Catmissed three games due to injuryalso started in the Ticats Eastern Semi-Final loss

against B.C.

2008: Played in all 18 games during his season as a Ticatstarted 12 games.

2007: Played in 15 games, starting nine, in his rookie season with the Ticats...made his CFL and Ticats debut in Calgary on June 30signed with theNFLs New Orleans Saints as an undrafted free-agent on April 30attended the Saints mini-camp and was released on June 15.

College: Played four seasons (2003-06) with the Louisiana State University Tigersstarted 13 of 27 games during his Tigers career at right tacklewasthe first Canadian born player to sign a football scholarship with LSUwas a member of the Tigers national championship as a freshman.

Personal: Peter Stefan Dyakowski was born April 19, 1984, in Vancouver, British Columbia...his father is Antony Dyakowski...has two brothers, Alex andNicholasattended Vancouver College and played for coach Todd Burnettdid not yield a quarterback sack as a senior...named First-Team All-Canadiaand All-Western Canadian...first-team Academic All-Canadian...ranked as the No. 2 offensive lineman in Canada by All -Canada Gridiron...doubled as adefensive lineman.


Games Played: 15 with Hamilton in 2007, 18 with Hamilton in 2008, 15 with Hamilton in 2009 CFL Total GP 48

RRREEEGGGGGGIIIEEE FFFIIISSSHHH WR IMP 5-7 163 lbs Arkansas 888333Born May 29, 1987 in Mesquite, TX Experience - CFL: 1 / Tiger-Cats: 1


College: Played four seasons (2005-07,2009) at Arkansascaught 14 passes for 127 yards and returned 29 punts for 159 yards.

Personal: Born May 29, 1987 in Mesquite, Texasson of Reginald and Eugenia Fishhis father played wide receiver at Oklahoma State from 1978-81majored in Kinesiology at Arkansas.

OOOTTTIIISSS FFFLLLOOOYYYDDD LB IMP 6-2 238 lbs Louisville 333555Born June 13, 1976 in Detroit, MI Experience - CFL: 11 / Tiger-Cats: 2

Acquired: Signed as a free agent on January 20, 2009.

2009: Played in 15 games in his first season as a Tiger-Catfinished third on the team with 67 defensive tacklesalso added five quarterback sacksthree tackles for losses, two pass knockdowns, two forced fumbles and one interceptionmade his Ticats debut on July 1 against Torontospent threweeks on the injured listmade seven defensive tackles and one quarterback sack in the Ticats Eastern Semi-Final loss to B.C.named the CFDefensive Player of the Week for Week 18named CFL Defensive Player of the Month for Septemberearned a spot on the CFLPA All-Star team.


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2008: Played in 18 games during his fifth season in B.C.recorded 56 defensive tackles, four quarterback sacks, five tackles for a loss, one fumblrecovery and seven pass knockdownsplayed in the Lions West Final loss to Calgary.

2007: Played in 15 games in his fourth season with the Lions.recorded a career-high 69 defensive tackles, one special teams tackle, four quarterbacsacks, four tackles for a loss, one forced fumble and three pass knockdownswas named a West Division All-Star for the third straight year...played B.C.s West Final loss to Saskatchewan.

2006: Played in all 18 games during his third season in B.C.recorded 60 defensive tackles, 13 special teams tackles, a career-high eight quarterbacsacks, five tackles for a loss, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and one pass knockdown played in both of B.C.s playoff games, includintheir Grey Cup victory over the Montreal Alouetteswas named a CFL All-Star for the first time and a West Division All-Star for the second consecutivseasonearned two CFL Defensive Player of the Week nods and was named the CFLs Defensive Player of the Month for September.

2005: Played in all 18 games in his second season with the B.C. Lionsrecorded 46 defensive tackles, 16 special teams tackles, four quarterback sacksone tackle for a loss, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and one pass knockdownplayed in B.C.s lone playoff game.was named WesDivision All-Star for the

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