regina’s record dropped to 2-1, alone in second place behind undefeated manitoba (3-0). british columbia improved to 1-2, sitting in a four-way tie with alberta, calgary and saskatchewan in the six-team conference.
“it’s a jam-packed conference, so every game’s big and it’s a shame to drop that one against a team you play only once this season,” said rams head coach mark mcconkey . ”
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“we worked on (ball security) all week because we had so many fumbles last game,” said mcconkey, whose team lost four if its five fumbles while defeating the university of saskatchewan huskies 33-28 .
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