Pierre Dufault was born, educated, married, and turned to the Canadian Football League (CFL) in Ottawa. Dufault became interested in the game beginning with the 1948 Grey Cup. He started covering the league in the 1950s, moved to Radio Canada in 1964, and became the...
Sid Forster devoted his life to football at the amateur level. He became a legend in Sudbury, Ontario where he spent 28 seasons as head coach of the Sudbury Spartans of the Northern Football Conference (NFC). Forster successfully coached the Spartans to 12 NFC...
James (Quick) Parker attended Wake Forest University before beginning his CFL career in 1980 with the Edmonton Eskimos. In 1980, Parker would go to and win the Grey Cup in his first year. In 1981 and 1982, Parker led the league in sacks and was named to the Western...
Warren Moon attended the University of Washington and was named Most Valuable Player in the 1978 Rose Bowl victory, prior to joining the Edmonton Eskimos. Warren Moon would spend his entire Canadian career with the Eskimos. In his rookie season, as the backup...
Bill Frank attended San Diego Junior College, then returned home to play at the University of Colorado before joining the Canadian Football League with the BC Lions in 1962. Bill Frank played for three teams during his tenure in the CFL. For three seasons, Frank was...
